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Top 10 Places to Stay

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1. Best Western Squire Inn, Grand Canyon

The 250-room inn has its own tennis court, heated pool, sauna, billiards, video games, beauty salon, and bowling alley.
2. El Tovar Hotel, Grand Canyon

Historic hotel built by pioneer resort builders, the Fred Harvey Company, in 1905. It is patterned after the great hunting lodges of Europe with a stone fireplace and mounted animals.
3. Grand Canyon Lodge

The only hotel accommodation on the North Rim of the canyon, this lodge has cabins and a few modern motel rooms. Advance reservations are essential.
4. Grand Canyon Trailer Village

With 250 RV hook-ups and 100 tent sites, this is one of the larger, privately run, year-round campgrounds.
5. Zion Lodge

The complex includes 40 cabins with gas log fireplaces and private porches, and 75 motel rooms, each with two queen-size beds.
6. Best Western Zion Park Inn

The inn is located at the foot of a 1,300-ft (430-m) cliff of Navajo sandstone. The 120 rooms are individually climate-controlled and some have kitchenettes.
7. Cliffrose Lodge & Gardens, Zion

The setting is charming, with five acres of lawns, shade trees, and flower gardens along the Virgin River. Every room offers a spectacular view.
8. Furnace Creek Inn, Death Valley

Elegant and expensive, with glorious views of the Panamint Mountains. Guest rooms have quality furnishings.
9. Furnace Creek Ranch, Death Valley

The rustic hostelry offers two spring-fed pools (the water is very warm), golf, tennis, and horseback riding.
10. Stovepipe Wells Village, Death Valley

A bit off the beaten track, this is not a fancy place but has a pool, saloon, and general store. The nearby sand dunes are a photographer’s delight.