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Peach Springs is amazing with plenty of panoramic views, especially the grand canyon west tour that comes with general admission to the area. If you go, just pay for the overpriced sky walk experience. Although it's a bit too expensive, given there are other free views, it's a must do if you're making the trip anyway. Don't stay at the Haupia Cabins; they're not good. Instead, you may want to stay in nearby Kingman, AZ and drive in to Grand Canyon West. This is a better option, trust me!

The Hualapai Nation / Lodge, is alcohol free. They said if you are caught drinking any alcohol in the privacy of your room, you would be fined $200. They said the same thing about smoking. I don't smoke, but I was suprised that you can't drink in your own private room. They said you can't have alcohol for 15 minutes drive in either direction. Also, Train was loud, and the native workers at the hotel were clearly not excited to help people in the lobby. It was not a place I would ever recommend anyone to visit. They also claim they are close to the grand canyon, but when you get there, they give you a map for 1.5 hour drive away to get to the grand canyon. Any hiking requires a permit way in advance. Total train wreck of a city and hotel.

Everything was good the shower took a little time warming up but other than that I will stay again the price is right and that's the reason I stayed it's 2 hours from the Grand canyon but I think the next time I stay will be more closer

It was beautiful and the cabins were super nice. It was also very clean! Traveling from Las Vegas I think would be better than whAt we did? We came from Flagstaff and it was a long drive because that is really all there is in the area. It was a 3 1/2 hour drive out.

Looking up at sky after checking in was great. Getting to actual location was confusing. No lights on highway or signs that were visible. Suggest to anyone: get there before it gets dark. Once on property, parking lot was not marked very well. Unable to see where to enter and exit. No arrows or direction signs to actual cabin. They had these small solar lamps leading the way to cabins. No blacktop or paved roads. Vending machines are so far away. No way of walking to them at night, had to get on car and try and find a way to get there