Kachina & Thunderbird Lodges Review





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92%
Families will love:
- Comfortable room accommodations
- Canyon views
- Easy walk to restaurants
About Kachina & Thunderbird Lodges
When we can't get -- or don't want -- a room at El Tovar, my family likes to stay at either of these lodges. If not in the mood for historic, we prefer the convenience of creature comforts such as two queen or one king bed, in-room coffee maker, small refrigerator, television and private bathroom. About half of the rooms at either lodge have a partial canyon view. From either facility, it's an easy walk to the restaurants at El Tovar or Bright Angel Lodge.
Written by Candyce H. Stapen
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