While the hotel is somewhat isolated, the location met our needs perfectly. We were happy with our room as it was bright, spacious and comfortable. Check-in was very quick. We enjoyed/ appreciated the opportunity to do some light shopping and have dinner at the on-site restaurant following a week-long backpacking trip in the South Rim. While the restaurant does not serve alcohol, the lemonade was a worthy substitute. We found the hotel grounds to be well-kept, and the staff very friendly. The location was perfect as we headed on north to Utah to continue our trip.

Me & my husband stayed in Cameron Trading Post hotel during Christmas while visiting Grand Canyon. The Trading post is basically more famous for their gift store & restaurant but we were not very impressed with their hotel service. We arrived the day before Christmas & the front desk was closed after hours with a board saying contact security at the gas station. The gas station was also closed & there was no one to help us & we were wandering in the parking lot looking for help. Calling them also did not help. Finally we saw the security guy approaching on a bicycle & he checked us in but did not give us Internet access password. The next day also the restaurant and front desk was closed. Although the location is good if you are driving down from north Arizona, staying in Flagstaff or Williams would give you more lodging & eating options. 

Stayed there in April, 2011. we had planned to stay in one of the lodges in the Grand Canyon, but left it too late. Found this place when searching TA and liked the reviews. Check in was a bit slow, but I think that you have to get used to "Indian time". Things move slow around there. Rooms were nice, comfortable, beds were great, but was a bit annoying that there was no fridge.

Restaurant is very good, portions are huge, so sharing is fun. They have a number of traditional Navajo Hopi dishes and we tried them all. Something new and different for us.

The drive to the Grand Canyon village is about 80 Kms (50 miles), but the road is good and the views are spectacular, so it doesn't feel long. On the way we saw squirrels, deer, coyote, and even a bear!

Would love to go back to grand canyon, and would be happy to stay there again.

Room was ok, but linens and maid service was mediocre at best. Staff varied from complete apathy to annoyed to subtly hostile. Place revolves around large souvenir shop filled with lots of cheap junk. Dont be fooled by map that show GCNP 30 miles away, thats the park boundary. Its another 25 miles to the most eastward view of the canyon. You will then want to drive further west and have a very long drive back to this unwelcoming motel.