8 places · 6 with rooms, 2 camping, 3 with meals on the Phantom Ranch → Bright Angel Trailhead section of the Grand Canyon Rim to Rim, in Grand Canyon Village (South Rim), Havasupai Gardens. Phone and WhatsApp numbers are listed so you can book ahead.
Historic rim-side lodge and cabins about 250 m from the Bright Angel Trailhead, the closest beds to the finish. Closed to overnight guests until 19 November 2026 because of Stage 4 water restrictions; its café and steak house stay open for day visitors.
The historic 1905 hotel on the rim, about 600 m east of the Bright Angel Trailhead. Closed to overnight guests until 19 November 2026 (Stage 4 water restrictions), and its dining room is closed.
Modern rim-side lodge between El Tovar and Bright Angel Lodge, about 450 m from the trailhead; check-in is at El Tovar. Closed to overnight guests until 19 November 2026 (Stage 4 water restrictions).
Large 250-room lodge in the pines about 500 m south of the Bright Angel Trailhead, near the Backcountry Information Center. Closed to overnight guests until 19 November 2026 (Stage 4 water restrictions); the food court is closed.
Year-round park campground with 327 sites in Grand Canyon Village, about 2.5 km from the trailhead by shuttle, including hiker/biker walk-in sites ($6 a person). In autumn 2026 it is dry camping only: no water taps, showers or laundry, portable toilets only; reserve on Recreation.gov.
Modern rim-side lodge in the historic district, about 400 m from the Bright Angel Trailhead; check-in is at Bright Angel Lodge. Closed to overnight guests until 19 November 2026 (Stage 4 water restrictions).
Lodge near Market Plaza, about 2.5 km east of the Bright Angel Trailhead by the free Village shuttle. Closed until further notice in October 2026 because of Stage 4 water restrictions; the operator says Tusayan hotels outside the park remain open.
Backcountry campground halfway up this stage, 7.3 km below the South Rim (formerly Indian Garden), with food cans, toilets, a ranger station and an emergency phone; a popular third night that splits the climb. Permit required; in October 2026 its water is off to save water and the trail below it is closed.
Checked online in October 2026. Places marked "not confirmed by the operator" are listed on OpenStreetMap or in guides but could not be checked on an official page. The campgrounds on the Grand Canyon Rim to Rim are NPS backcountry sites: a permit is required, you may stay at most two nights in each, and each site has a picnic table, pack pole and metal food can. Fires are banned below the rim, so cook on a gas stove, and carry a filter: in 2026 the taps are off.
The Grand Canyon Rim to Rim route works offline in Outest, with these places on the map and a trail guide you can ask about water, weather and the next village.