A Guide to a Stay at the Havasupai Lodge

If you fly into the village of Supai, the helicopter will drop you off very close to the Havasupai Lodge. It reopened after a pandemic renovation in 2023.
Each room fits four people, with beds, a couch, and set of table and chairs.
Some rooms have mini-fridges and microwaves.
The lodge serves a complimentary breakfast and snacks.
A small market and a cafe are down the street from the lodge.
Supai and the Havasupai Lodge are a two-mile hike from the Havasupai Falls Campground. Along the way, you'll pass 50 Foot Falls, Little Navajo Falls, and Hidden Falls on your way to the campground.
Havasu Falls, a two-mile hike from the Havasupai Lodge, marks the start of the campground. It’s another mile to Mooney Falls, and three more miles to Beaver Falls.
If you’re going all the way to “The Confluence,” where Havasu Creek meets the Colorado River, people staying at the Havasupai Lodge are advised to leave by 5:30am to make the trek safely. It'll be about 20 miles (roundtrip).
The price to stay at the lodge increased to more than $2,000 for three nights.
Split between 4 people, it comes out to $200 a night.
While most people come to camp along the beautiful blue waters of Havasu Creek, air conditioning and showers entice many others to stay at the Havasupai Lodge.
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If you have a rechargeable fan for your tent, air conditioning isn’t even considered for some!