Bright Angel Lodge & Cabins Review
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Families will love:
- National Historic Landmark
- Great location near the canyon rim
- Smaller rooms with rustic western feel
About Bright Angel Lodge & Cabins
Designed in 1935, this stone, timber and adobe lodge located near the canyon rim, like El Tovar, is a National Historic Landmark with a rustic western feel. Unlike El Tovar, the rooms at Bright Angel are more basic and, generally, smaller. Since most of Bright Angel's rooms contain only one bed, this lodge is best for a parent and a small child able to share a bed or for families seeking two rooms. Although some units come with canyon views these rooms cannot be guaranteed.
Be aware that all of the units lack televisions and some rooms lack private baths. The cabins come with private baths and televisions. Meals are available at two lodge restaurants.
Written by Candyce H. Stapen
Family Interests
- Bicycling
- Hiking
- Museum/Cultural
Family Amenities
- Onsite Dining
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