Havasupai Lodge

"This is the best place to get a good night's sleep in the whole region. The beds are INCREDIBLE. The temperature was great inside all day, even with the big swing in temp outside. There's a fridge in every room, but no microwave. There is a microwave in the lobby, but the hours are a bit unpredictable. There is also a microwave in the store in town. There's a great courtyard with lots of picnic tables."

"As many have stated, the rooms have been completely renovated during COVID. Very nice with two comfortable beds, new floors, a small refrigerator, and nice bathroom. We did not have hot water the first two nights which made for cold showers, but had it the third night. Not sure why and no communications from staff. Staff is not the most welcoming or friendly, but not a big deal. Very quiet too so will sleep well. Only thing missing is something to make hot water in the rooms. The lodge does not open until 8am and we left for our hikes each day before then. So no hot water for coffee, tea, or the dehydrated breakfast meals. The lodge does have some food open to guests. Some is provided by the lodge, some left by guests. Of course the location is incredible."

"The building has been renovated recently it was more than expected, very clean, beds are so comfortable, always water and power, plus AC. At the lobby you can use a microwave every day. 5 starts !!!"

"Havasupai Lodge highly exceeded my expectations — just a lovely place to immerse yourself in the beauty of Havasu Canyon! I’ve visited twice, and the lodge is now wonderfully renovated to meet an amazing amount of hiker needs despite this being one of the most remote communities in the contiguous US. Yes, certain elements are basic (bring your own clock, Kleenex, and hangers if you need them), but overall, I was shocked at the amenities supplied. Our room included an excellent wall AC, a comfy memory-foam mattresses, a sturdy dining table with two chairs, plenty of fresh towels, ample amounts of soap/lotion, and an overall fresh, stylish design (clean bathroom, big vanity, mini fridge, etc.). We arrived early and had an easy check-in, and the lobby offered a few treats in the morning, including muffins. There’s a smart layout to the whole place, including a courtyard with a grill and two decks (perfect for stargazing), and the store and café are within easy walking distance. Visiting requires securing reservations through the Havasupai Tribe’s official website and hiking about eight miles from the Hualapai Hilltop trailhead. Once you reach the lodge, it’s only another few miles to 50 Foot, Little Navajo, Havasu, Mooney, and Beaver Falls — all exquisite in their natural beauty. The land of the blue-green waters is exceptional in every way, and staying at the lodge makes the visit even more comfortable and inviting! (Did not take pictures of the grounds, as photos aren't allowed in the village, out of respect for residents.)"

"For three years, I have waited for a refund. The entire Havasupai Reservations team is horrible to work with and incredibly disrespectful. They SOLD my reservation, took money from the buyer and then... refused to provide me with a refund. They continue to do this over and over again, and REALLY wish they were held accountable. My next step is to complete a fraud investigation through my credit card company and let them discuss with the tribe. This fraudulent activity really makes this experience horrible and honestly, I would avoid trying to travel to this area. The people that run the camping permits etc are the WORST."