The Hualapai Lodge is the center of activity of Hualapai tourism. From here, visitors experience whitewater rafting, off-road touring, helicopter tours, Native American arts and crafts, hiking, fishing, hunting and more. The Hualapai Lodge is also the starting point for a breathtaking drive on the only available road leading to the bottom of the canyon, just 19 miles from the lodge. Situated on Historic Route 66, the longest stretch of highway left of the "Mother Road" of the 30s and 40s; the lodge retains the flavor of the period when Route 66 was a main passage from East to West. It is the main road through the Hualapai Nation. Hualapai culture envelopes you as you pass through the doors of the Hualapai Lodge. You'll appreciate the vaulted wood ceilings, unique native Hualapai artwork, the specially crafted river rock fireplace and a nest of comfortable seating. The warm, inviting atmosphere encourages visitors to begin and end their days by sharing their personal adventures. Relax after your Canyon or Historical Route 66 adventure with a swim in our heated salt water pool and spa, use our fitness center, and then recharge with a great meal at the Diamond Creek Restaurant. The restaurant is located on the property and offers Native American specialties such as the Hualapai Taco and Stew with Hualapai Fry Bread, plus all the favorite American menu selections. Open for breakfast, lunch and dinner. The Hualapai Lodge is a 2 story property with elevator and offers 57 rooms. We are located next to the historical BNSF railroad line and just a 90 minute drive to Grand Canyon West and the Skywalk.