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Hualapai Lodge Restaurant in Peach Springs
Restaurant
Open
900 Rte. 66, Peach Springs, AZ 86434, Peach Springs
Overview
Cuisine
- American
- Vegetarian Friendly
- Vegan Options
Features
- Takeout
- Seating
- Waitstaff
- Wheelchair Accessible
- Free Wifi
- Parking Available
- Highchairs Available
Good for
- Large groups
- Families witd children
- Kids
Restaurant Hours
Monday
08:00 - 17:00
Tuesday
08:00 - 17:00
Wednesday
08:00 - 17:00
Thursday
00:00 - 17:00
Friday
00:00 - 17:00
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What will their refund m/cancellation policy be with havasupai closed for the month?
You are best advised to contact the Lodge directly.
Are there mini refrigerators, microwaves, or coffeemakers in the rooms? Please tell me about your TV and available channels. Thank you.
Hi Arleen, Yes, we do have a mini refrigerator, microwave and coffee maker in the room. We provide cable on the TVs, so you can get most channels to enjoy your favorite shows.
How do you pronounce
Wall- a- pie
Is this where you can zipline?
No
What is nearest airport
Flagstaff is supposed to have daily flights from Phoenix. Flagstaff may be closer than Las Vegas.
Price range for lunch?
8 to 12 good food too
What time does the pool closed
Regular hours for the pool and spa are 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.
Does the hotel/lodge offer storage lockers of any type? Thank you!
I don't think they have storage lockers; you'll have to call and ask them directly. They DO allow you to park behind the hotel if you want to leave your car there for a weekend (if say, you were going on a special hiking trip to blue-green water), so you could store items in your car, covered. I would double-check at the front desk to make sure it's okay though.
Is this the motel you pay $$$ per person and drive down to the Grand Canyon? If not, do you know which motel does? Thanks for any info
The lodge is owned and run by native American tribe. You pay a permit fee to access tribal land. Reservation needed. Lodge is located 3 hours west of the South Rim. The tribe runs its own tourism office, as well as a café, lodge, and general store. Individual members of the tribe also have small businesses, leading tour groups and packing supplies in and out of the canyon.