Hotels With Bar in Arizona, United States

Nice location, starts kind of in the middle of the trail along the Canyon. We went in one direction the day we arrived and the opposite the following morning. No pictures can describe the magnitude and depth of this area. What I didn’t see anyone mentioned and came as a surprise is that admission to the National Park is $35 per car for 1-7 days. Also that because of the elevation it’s quite chilly even though it’s sunny. The view is truly grand! The deli at the market offers variety of hot sandwiches, a cup of soup with a juicy chipotle chicken sandwich was a great way to finish the evening.

Stayed here for a meeting in downtown the next day and had a great experience. Staff was helpful and friendly and I enjoy the check in token for one free drink. People hang out in the lobby/lounge area and this is built into a historic building with character. It does mean the rooms are small if you are expecting a moder day layout. My queen room had the queen tucked in a corner by the windows and a larger bathroom than expected, but the rest of the space was pretty small. The desk pulls down from the wall to stay out of the way when not in use. Bed was comfortable, but I did hear road noise from Central Avenue and the light rail trains when they were running. The ”funky” factor is high with the place really feeling like a tucked in pocket in the middle of downtown. I would be happy to stay again.

This hotel was incredible. All of the people at the reception were incredibly kind and very helpful during our 3 days here. Susie, who is one of the Grand Canyon specialists and sits near the reception, was so knowledgeable and took 10-15 to talk through all of the details for getting into the park. The hotel itself was very clean and only a 10 minute drive to the South Rim. Next time we visit, we will be staying here again.

The room is big and comfortable, and the lady at the front desk is very nice. There are grasslands and small deserts outside the hotel, and you can watch the sunrise and sunset. The breakfast is a rich Western food. You can do laundry, and it costs three dollars each to wash and dry. It takes only 10 to 20 minutes to drive to Sunset Overview. The only drawback is that it is not in downtown, but it doesn't matter because the whole town of Page is very small. It is very close to Horseshoe Bay and Antelope Canyon, and it takes less than 15 minutes to drive there.

Hotel location is very good, but the facilities are old, the sound is not good, the toilet space is small, and the water pipes and other rooms are connected. The temperature of the water and hot water will change next door. It is too difficult to take a bath. However, considering the lower price, the price is still ok.

I booked a double Queen room, and ended up in the Fern building. The room was clean and spacious. My sister’s family was in the Mesquite building, and their double Queen room was a little smaller and showed more wear and tear than mine. My room also had a balcony.

The location was great, it was a short drive to Grand Canyon National Park. Room was sizable and well maintained; amenities were plentiful. Ample of parking lots at hotel. Staffs were helpful and friendly. The breakfast was also delicious too.

The people at the front desk are bright, friendly and very nice. The road from the station to the hotel is a little thrilling at night, but I don't think the security is bad. The stay was very pleasant.

I booked to see the antelope canyon. This place has a microwave which will trigger the breaker box when you have TV or lights off. I called the front desk, the calls didn't even go through. I went and ask in person, they reset the box, and told me to call a specific number to reach front desk, which wasn't mentioned to me. A few minutes later the breaker box tripped again. Also if you have a floor above you, you will hear lot of noise from the room above you. Other than that I only stayed a night.

We stayed in the Rim cabin rm 6153 for $235 a night (+a $75 per night ”hold” on your card until released at checkout). It was the most CONVENIENT AND TIME SAVING- if you want to walk to the Hermits Rest (red) or Village (blue) shuttle junction, and also be close to the relatively inexpensive Fountain ($5 grab and go breakfast burrito and hot coffee $4) and the Fred Harvey restaurant in Bright Angel Lodge. Bright Angel also has a covered blue shuttle stop, to the left of the main entrance door at the end of the building. Walking out your door to watch the night sky and the Milky Way over the canyon at 9 or 10 at night is a lifetime experience. We were able to find a parking space right outside our cabin. The best times to find empty spaces are before 3 pm check-in. At 9:30 am there were at least 5 empty spaces in our particular parking area as we were checking out. Nothing is stopping you from parking your car, leaving your luggage in it, and taking advantage of the shuttles for hours before check-in time. Other factors made our stay ”average” on average. The cabin was charming with corner windows which would have overlooked the canyon, except that our view was a little set back compared to some of the other rim cabins, and wooded with pine trees and scrub bushes (including the trunk of a partially dead tree). The view should be described as ”peeks” of the canyon from under one of the pine trees, not ”partial view” of the canyon. The access from the rim onto the covered boardwalk which connects the rim cabins happens to be blocked by railings by our cabin, so it made it more private, as people weren't casually tempted to cut through from the rim and walk past our windows. One of our corner windows was warped and could not be entirely closed or locked. This was concerning when we weren't in the cabin. Each window that opened had screens that locked also. A wand pull for one of the drapes was lying on the window sill when we arrived. The heater worked. The bathroom was very nice and modern-with a separate sink area from the tub/shower and toilet. THERE IS A HAIRDRYER! (I had seen photos on this site of wall hairdryers, and called Xanterra to confirm since hairdryers weren't listed in the room descriptions. Xanterra told me there were NO hairdryers, so I wasted space in my carry-on for one that proved to be unneeded. The one towel holder by the bath covered the toilet paper holder if two towels were put on it to dry, so one of us had to use the towel rack by the sink to dry our towel. There isn't daily room service (which we actually liked). The toilet had a small, high, window that could be opened to the outside walkway for ventilation. The bed was comfortable. Our room had two high intensity lights over the bed, which made for good reading at night. We puzzled over our closet, which had a large ”porch like” affair with two bulbs which almost lighted the room itself-overkill by far. There was a ceiling fan and light that worked well, and a lar

Stayed here for a meeting in downtown the next day and had a great experience. Staff was helpful and friendly and I enjoy the check in token for one free drink. People hang out in the lobby/lounge area and this is built into a historic building with character. It does mean the rooms are small if you are expecting a moder day layout. My queen room had the queen tucked in a corner by the windows and a larger bathroom than expected, but the rest of the space was pretty small. The desk pulls down from the wall to stay out of the way when not in use. Bed was comfortable, but I did hear road noise from Central Avenue and the light rail trains when they were running. The ”funky” factor is high with the place really feeling like a tucked in pocket in the middle of downtown. I would be happy to stay again.

Hotel location is very good, but the facilities are old, the sound is not good, the toilet space is small, and the water pipes and other rooms are connected. The temperature of the water and hot water will change next door. It is too difficult to take a bath. However, considering the lower price, the price is still ok.

I paid for breakfast, but I ended up making coffee for breakfast. The room that didn't have breakfast was also used as a utility room, and my name was taped on. It feels bad. The sanitary conditions are also relatively poor. Some rooms are under renovation.

Good service, free parking, free washing machine and dryer. Breakfast includes orange juice, apple juice, milk, yogurt, coffee, bread, small cakes, beef sausage, and scrambled eggs. The room is not big, but the bathroom is big and there is a cloakroom. There is a microwave, but no kettle. There are shampoo and shower gel, but no toothbrush, toothpaste, and slippers, so remember to bring your own. There is a small supermarket 2 minutes walk away, where you can buy water for $1 per 500ml bottle.

Update: Pretty sure I got a sinus infection from my room. (See review and photos) Not the worst Hotel I've ever stayed in, but the worst Hilton experience so far. The only redeeming feature of this hotel is it's proximity. 1. Proximity to the job site I worked out of 2. Proximity to the Airport 3. Proximity away from crime When I arrived, the atrium was nice and the pool area is actually really nice. When I opened the door to the room, the musty smell hit almost immediately. Thankfully because it's PHX, I was able to open the window and run the fan to get some fresh air into the room. Only after 3 afternoons of doing this same practice did it finally start smelling less musty by Wednesday night. I inspected the HVAC intake and noticed that the filters appeared to have an installed date. I think it says 1-26-2022 (or 1-24-2022) either way I'm no HVAC expert, but I believe even the best filters need to be changed more than that... only 1 out of the 4 toiletries had anything in it or the only one actually working. (see photos) Since I work all day, I didn't feel like making it a big thing at the front desk. Should I have? I guess I could have, but for Hilton Honors users, we have a handy app that lets you use your phone as a key among other features. one of them is to communicate with the hotel. I decided to try it out and sent a message on Tuesday. No response. On my last evening, I sent one other message. (see photos) I'm a fairly forgiving guy, but considering this is one of the only supposed ”4-star” hotels in the vicinity, I was hoping for a little more. They don't service the room but once every 5 days (unless you ask for it, but again; Why have a communication feature if you don't monitor it?) if I come back to Phoenix, This will NOT be my first choice. I'm going to say right now, I'll probably look in nearby Tempe or some other suburb and risk the 20-30min. commute than stay here again.

If you want to be degraded,discriminated and practically kicked out of your room for having a service animal, stay here..Holiday Inn, and the GH Keton(which of whom i have been trying to get a hold of him all week, with NO luck) should be ashamed how they let Wayne(the front office manager) speak and treat guests. Im sure I wasnt the first and wont be the last, as long as they keep allowing him. Checked in December 10th around 10:30pm, I told clerk that I had a service animal and he said ”OK No Problem”.. We decided to go get dinner before going into the room, came back around 11:15 and when I was walking into the hotel Wayne stops me with a pinch of attitude and a unmannerly tone and says ”Can I help you?Oh wait, is that a service animal?” I said ”Yes” then he proceeds to ask ”hold on right here, i need to check in my system if there is note of that” (after a lot of typing) he proceeds to tell me ”there is nothing in the system, but why is your dog a service animal?” I said ”I suffer from severe anxiety, I do have a his paperwork” he then bitingly asks me ”what does he do for you, that you so need a service animal?” I said, I provided paperwork to the clerk when checking in, I also called the hotel prior to completing the reservation asking them if they took Service animals, and they said Yes”. He said ”we legally cannot see any paperwork provided, and I have been trained to handle these type of situations but it comes out to, YOU can stay here but not the DOG, seems what you have is a PET not a Service Animal”(like if he knew or if he was a doctor). After Wayne proudly waived at me his very used and revised ADA papers over and over again, He said my Dog couldn't stay with me and he said he wouldn't allow me back in, I proceeded to tell him that I wasn't going to be paying for a room HE wasn't allowing me to stay in, he said I was still going to be responsible for the room I never even stepped a foot in. I am an IHG member, and this experience was nothing but discusting, humiliating and discriminating. Mind you it was 50° and it was 11:15PM, I had to find another hotel room! Other guests did try to intervine and told Wayne what he was doing was against the law, asking me all those specifics, he proudly once again flagged his revised ADA papers and argued with other guests as well. Wayne lacked empathy and it seems he lost his costumer service skill and has been allowed to treat others with disrespect..

I checked in late at night after a long drive. Only here for a few hours. Lisa took such great care of me checking me in, helping me out, getting me food. It made a world of difference to me when I was weary, hungry and struggling! She is the best.

Google review summary 4.2 81 reviews 5 ★ 4 ★ 3 ★ 2 ★ 1 ★ Reviews on other travel sites Tripadvisor 3.5/5 · 14 reviews Reviews Search reviews Yehya Sobhy 1/5 2 days ago on Google 1)-I stayed in room 834. Had a reservation for four days. For emergency I left two days early asked the manager to refund the last two night. She refused and refunded just one night .as im a hotel guest and already Been in the hotel for two nights. Expected be treated better and different than the no show guest ..... 2) no coffee maker in the room. Even if u have suites. Ok no problem. BUT... no place at the entire hotel to have an espresso or latte on the morning??? . This is too smart? . 90% of people need their morning Coffee to start the day. And it's funny u invest all this money. at least put small corner in the lobby or any where else to make morning Coffee to ur guests.. Sadly if u asked for coffee they will advise u to walk out of the hotel to the next mall to get ur coffee. Is the owner of this hotel has a personal problem with caffeine?. I couldn't believe it. ..... 3) after I checked out I had two Amazon boxes delivered to me there.. It Takes me 7 hours and 3 phone calls to reception to find it. As the front desk keep saying we can't find any boxes. give us two three hours and we will call u back if we find it.. So I called after 4 pm asked for the manager. Answered by supervisor who take it more seriuos than the morning front desk. And asked me again for my name and tracking number (again). I expected the morning employees at least left notes about missing amazon boxes. but there is a huge miss communication between the employees there. But after all I got a call confirmed that my Amazon is there. Does it really need all of the above.? .... Luna restaurant was our best experience. Every one works there was amazing, professional and friendly. They have great Coffee too but u will need to wait to 5 pm to have it.. We felt warm welcoming and great hospitality inside this restaurant than any where else in the property..and I'm sure they got their training and they owned by different people than the hotel. Wish the rest of the hotel. Could give us the same. Experience we had in this place .... Rooms are great clean design so well with great view. The best front desk I met was the young girl who was on her first day working. She was so sweet and tried to help..also the valet and bellmans was so friendly and perfect. ..... I hope someone will take care of the above that doesn't cost the hotel any money or time to fix . But it will make a big difference in guest experience.I will Come Back to this place again once they fix the missing issues. Thanks for the beautiful room..

Ok, the location is good.

We enjoyed our stay and the chocolate chip cookies never disappoint. Yummy …our hostess and servers were friendly, courteous and welcoming and I included a photo of the special gal that waited on us for the two morning breakfasts. Everything was great and will stay again.

Nice location, starts kind of in the middle of the trail along the Canyon. We went in one direction the day we arrived and the opposite the following morning. No pictures can describe the magnitude and depth of this area. What I didn’t see anyone mentioned and came as a surprise is that admission to the National Park is $35 per car for 1-7 days. Also that because of the elevation it’s quite chilly even though it’s sunny. The view is truly grand! The deli at the market offers variety of hot sandwiches, a cup of soup with a juicy chipotle chicken sandwich was a great way to finish the evening.

This hotel was incredible. All of the people at the reception were incredibly kind and very helpful during our 3 days here. Susie, who is one of the Grand Canyon specialists and sits near the reception, was so knowledgeable and took 10-15 to talk through all of the details for getting into the park. The hotel itself was very clean and only a 10 minute drive to the South Rim. Next time we visit, we will be staying here again.

The room is big and comfortable, and the lady at the front desk is very nice. There are grasslands and small deserts outside the hotel, and you can watch the sunrise and sunset. The breakfast is a rich Western food. You can do laundry, and it costs three dollars each to wash and dry. It takes only 10 to 20 minutes to drive to Sunset Overview. The only drawback is that it is not in downtown, but it doesn't matter because the whole town of Page is very small. It is very close to Horseshoe Bay and Antelope Canyon, and it takes less than 15 minutes to drive there.

I booked a double Queen room, and ended up in the Fern building. The room was clean and spacious. My sister’s family was in the Mesquite building, and their double Queen room was a little smaller and showed more wear and tear than mine. My room also had a balcony.

The location was great, it was a short drive to Grand Canyon National Park. Room was sizable and well maintained; amenities were plentiful. Ample of parking lots at hotel. Staffs were helpful and friendly. The breakfast was also delicious too.

The people at the front desk are bright, friendly and very nice. The road from the station to the hotel is a little thrilling at night, but I don't think the security is bad. The stay was very pleasant.

I booked to see the antelope canyon. This place has a microwave which will trigger the breaker box when you have TV or lights off. I called the front desk, the calls didn't even go through. I went and ask in person, they reset the box, and told me to call a specific number to reach front desk, which wasn't mentioned to me. A few minutes later the breaker box tripped again. Also if you have a floor above you, you will hear lot of noise from the room above you. Other than that I only stayed a night.

We stayed in the Rim cabin rm 6153 for $235 a night (+a $75 per night ”hold” on your card until released at checkout). It was the most CONVENIENT AND TIME SAVING- if you want to walk to the Hermits Rest (red) or Village (blue) shuttle junction, and also be close to the relatively inexpensive Fountain ($5 grab and go breakfast burrito and hot coffee $4) and the Fred Harvey restaurant in Bright Angel Lodge. Bright Angel also has a covered blue shuttle stop, to the left of the main entrance door at the end of the building. Walking out your door to watch the night sky and the Milky Way over the canyon at 9 or 10 at night is a lifetime experience. We were able to find a parking space right outside our cabin. The best times to find empty spaces are before 3 pm check-in. At 9:30 am there were at least 5 empty spaces in our particular parking area as we were checking out. Nothing is stopping you from parking your car, leaving your luggage in it, and taking advantage of the shuttles for hours before check-in time. Other factors made our stay ”average” on average. The cabin was charming with corner windows which would have overlooked the canyon, except that our view was a little set back compared to some of the other rim cabins, and wooded with pine trees and scrub bushes (including the trunk of a partially dead tree). The view should be described as ”peeks” of the canyon from under one of the pine trees, not ”partial view” of the canyon. The access from the rim onto the covered boardwalk which connects the rim cabins happens to be blocked by railings by our cabin, so it made it more private, as people weren't casually tempted to cut through from the rim and walk past our windows. One of our corner windows was warped and could not be entirely closed or locked. This was concerning when we weren't in the cabin. Each window that opened had screens that locked also. A wand pull for one of the drapes was lying on the window sill when we arrived. The heater worked. The bathroom was very nice and modern-with a separate sink area from the tub/shower and toilet. THERE IS A HAIRDRYER! (I had seen photos on this site of wall hairdryers, and called Xanterra to confirm since hairdryers weren't listed in the room descriptions. Xanterra told me there were NO hairdryers, so I wasted space in my carry-on for one that proved to be unneeded. The one towel holder by the bath covered the toilet paper holder if two towels were put on it to dry, so one of us had to use the towel rack by the sink to dry our towel. There isn't daily room service (which we actually liked). The toilet had a small, high, window that could be opened to the outside walkway for ventilation. The bed was comfortable. Our room had two high intensity lights over the bed, which made for good reading at night. We puzzled over our closet, which had a large ”porch like” affair with two bulbs which almost lighted the room itself-overkill by far. There was a ceiling fan and light that worked well, and a lar

The environment is good, and it's not far to drive to the Grand Canyon. The friendliness of the waiters is acceptable, but there is room for improvement.

Comfortable room There are fewer types of breakfast, the hotel is only 11 minutes away from Antelope Valley, very good, the hotel counter is very good, any problems will be solved

Stayed here for a meeting in downtown the next day and had a great experience. Staff was helpful and friendly and I enjoy the check in token for one free drink. People hang out in the lobby/lounge area and this is built into a historic building with character. It does mean the rooms are small if you are expecting a moder day layout. My queen room had the queen tucked in a corner by the windows and a larger bathroom than expected, but the rest of the space was pretty small. The desk pulls down from the wall to stay out of the way when not in use. Bed was comfortable, but I did hear road noise from Central Avenue and the light rail trains when they were running. The ”funky” factor is high with the place really feeling like a tucked in pocket in the middle of downtown. I would be happy to stay again.

Hotel location is very good, but the facilities are old, the sound is not good, the toilet space is small, and the water pipes and other rooms are connected. The temperature of the water and hot water will change next door. It is too difficult to take a bath. However, considering the lower price, the price is still ok.

Update: Pretty sure I got a sinus infection from my room. (See review and photos) Not the worst Hotel I've ever stayed in, but the worst Hilton experience so far. The only redeeming feature of this hotel is it's proximity. 1. Proximity to the job site I worked out of 2. Proximity to the Airport 3. Proximity away from crime When I arrived, the atrium was nice and the pool area is actually really nice. When I opened the door to the room, the musty smell hit almost immediately. Thankfully because it's PHX, I was able to open the window and run the fan to get some fresh air into the room. Only after 3 afternoons of doing this same practice did it finally start smelling less musty by Wednesday night. I inspected the HVAC intake and noticed that the filters appeared to have an installed date. I think it says 1-26-2022 (or 1-24-2022) either way I'm no HVAC expert, but I believe even the best filters need to be changed more than that... only 1 out of the 4 toiletries had anything in it or the only one actually working. (see photos) Since I work all day, I didn't feel like making it a big thing at the front desk. Should I have? I guess I could have, but for Hilton Honors users, we have a handy app that lets you use your phone as a key among other features. one of them is to communicate with the hotel. I decided to try it out and sent a message on Tuesday. No response. On my last evening, I sent one other message. (see photos) I'm a fairly forgiving guy, but considering this is one of the only supposed ”4-star” hotels in the vicinity, I was hoping for a little more. They don't service the room but once every 5 days (unless you ask for it, but again; Why have a communication feature if you don't monitor it?) if I come back to Phoenix, This will NOT be my first choice. I'm going to say right now, I'll probably look in nearby Tempe or some other suburb and risk the 20-30min. commute than stay here again.

I checked in late at night after a long drive. Only here for a few hours. Lisa took such great care of me checking me in, helping me out, getting me food. It made a world of difference to me when I was weary, hungry and struggling! She is the best.

The hotel is in the city center and the location is very good! The equipment is very new, there is a shopping mall behind the hotel, shopping is convenient, there are few Chinese people nearby, the outdoor terrace on the second floor of the breakfast hotel feels very delicious. I solved it at a nearby Japanese restaurant in the evening, and there is Starbucks near 200 meters. All of this is very good, the only bad thing is that there is no boiled water, but most hotels in the United States do not, especially this place with few Chinese.

Satisfactory hotel. Very close to the city light rail and the convention center, it is perfect for those who come to the meeting. In addition, in the city center, general day trips can be picked up and dropped.

Stayed overnight upon arrival before starting my visit in the area. Shuttle service from the airport was prompt, friendly and helpful. Check in was fast and the room was clean and smelled fresh. The bed was disappointing, with a lumpy, sagging mattress. Sheets were on, not tucked well and hanging on the floor. I was using Honors points and money for the room, and I hope that didn't have a bearing on the room I got. Otherwise, the room wad outfitted with a fridge and microwave. The Brix restaurant offered a good menu. Salads were plentiful and well presented, as was breakfast. The staff in the restaurant was friendly as was the front desk service team. I would ask for a 4th floor room again. The pool area and patio were quiet due to the heat during the day.

The localtion is in a very good and convenient location. The hotel service staff are very friendly and will promptly assist you with any questions you may have. I will choose this hotel again for future business trips.

I think even Japanese people who can't speak English can stay with peace of mind. It is also close to the airport connecting train station. You can walk during the day, but I think it's best to avoid it at night. Be quiet and use ride-sharing or hotel transportation.

The room was clean, spacious and comfortable. The staff was quite pleasant and helpful. Breakfast was good with a variety of options. We love the free shuttle to the airport. We will stay here again soon.