COMPASS
FOUR CORNERS U.S.
A grand group of Grand Canyon lodging options
If Grand Canyon National Park is on your radar for 2018 (and
really, why wouldn’t it be?), have we got some lodging options
for you. Following a day of sightseeing and soaking in views of
the orange- and red-hued canyon walls, your groups can get
a good night’s sleep at any of the following six NTA-member
properties. Four are located at the South Rim, and the other
two are in Williams and Flagstaff, still within easy driving dis-
tance of the park.
Best Western Premier Grand Canyon Squire Inn
GRANDCANYONSQUIRE.COM
This resort-style Best
Western property
in Tusayan offers
easy access to the
South Rim. When
guests stay at the
AAA Three Diamond
hotel, they can enjoy
three on-site restau-
rants, two lounges,
a pub, a bowling
center, an arcade,
and indoor and outdoor pools and hot tubs. There are 318 guest
rooms, which range from traditional and deluxe rooms to suites.
NTA contact: Freda Rahnenfuehrer | [email protected]
grandcanyonsquire.com
Fairfield Inn & Suites Flagstaff East
Kelcy Hambsch | [email protected]
marriott.com/hotels/travel/flgff
This new property is the first Fairfield-branded hotel in the
Flagstaff area. Located just off the interstate, it has 71 rooms—with
28 suites—spread over four floors. In addition to a pool and a fit-
ness center, guests can enjoy a free breakfast, which includes hot
choices like oatmeal, sausage and scrambled eggs, as well as fresh
fruit, cereal and yogurt.
Newly Renovated • Native Plant Garden • Beautiful Colorado
UTE INDIAN MUSEUM
a Community Museum History Colorado
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March 2018
Call today to schedule your tour!
970-249-3098 • h-co.org/museums