Hotels Near Antelope Canyon: Where to Stay in Page

Almost everyone who visits Antelope Canyon stays in Page, Arizona. Every hotel in town is about 10 minutes from our check-in for Lower Antelope Canyon, and there is no lodging at the canyon itself, which sits on the Navajo Nation. So the real choice is which part of Page suits you, or whether to stay out on the lake or under canvas instead.

Here is how the options break down, with the hotels in each area. Every property named here is on the Page tourism bureau's current lodging list or confirmed through its own published information.

Where to stay at a glance

Downtown Page: walk to dinner

Lake Powell Boulevard loops through the middle of town, and it is where most of Page's restaurants are. Staying along it means you can park once and walk to dinner. See our guide to restaurants in Page, AZ for where to eat.

• North Lake Powell Boulevard: Best Western Plus at Lake Powell, The Wesley, Quality Inn, and Travelodge by Wyndham.
• South Lake Powell Boulevard: Holiday Inn & Suites, Super 8, Motel 6, Knights Inn, and Rodeway Inn.
• Small independent motels: Red Rock Motel, Desert Canyon Inn, and Drift Inn on 8th Avenue, plus Suites on 10th on 10th Avenue.

Chain hotels by the highway

If you want a familiar brand and easy parking, a group of chain hotels sits along Scenic View Road and Haul Road, close to US Highway 89 and the fast food on Haul Road.

• Scenic View Road: Home2 Suites by Hilton, Garner by IHG, Wingate by Wyndham, and Sleep Inn & Suites.
• Haul Road: Comfort Inn & Suites and Country Inn & Suites by Radisson.
• Elsewhere in town: Hampton Inn & Suites on Sandhill Road, La Quinta Inn & Suites on Kaibab Road, Days Inn & Suites on US Highway 89, and Clarion Inn and Lake Powell Motel on South Navajo Drive.

Rooms with a view, and hotels with a restaurant

• Best Western View of Lake Powell sits on Rim View Drive, and some rooms look out toward Glen Canyon Dam.
• Hyatt Place Page Lake Powell is on North Navajo Drive near Page Municipal Airport, with the Prickly Pear Kitchen restaurant inside.
• Courtyard by Marriott is on Clubhouse Drive by the golf course, with Pepper's restaurant at the same address.

Lake Powell Resort

If boating or simply waking up next to the water is part of the trip, stay at Lake Powell Resort at Wahweap Marina. It sits right on the lake, with lake-view rooms, the Rainbow Room restaurant for breakfast and dinner, and boat tours from the marina. Our check-in is about 20 minutes away.

One thing to know: the resort is inside Glen Canyon National Recreation Area, so you pass a National Park Service entrance station on the way in. Expect to pay the park entrance fee or show an America the Beautiful pass. See Lake Powell and Antelope Canyon for how to plan a day that includes both.

Unique stays near Page

• Shash Diné EcoRetreat: a Navajo-owned working sheep ranch about 12 miles south of Page on the Navajo Nation, with bell tents, covered wagons, a cabin, and a traditional hogan. It runs as an off-grid bed and breakfast, so read what is included before you book.
• Under Canvas Lake Powell-Grand Staircase: a seasonal safari-tent camp in Big Water, Utah, about 10 minutes from Lone Rock Beach. Its 2026 season runs from March 12 to October 26.
• Amangiri: the luxury resort at Canyon Point, Utah, about 25 minutes from Page.
• Houseboats: renting a houseboat on Lake Powell turns lodging into the trip itself, for groups willing to plan well ahead.

Camping and RV parks

• Antelope Point RV Campground is one of the closest places to stay to Lower Antelope Canyon. It is off the Antelope Point Marina road on the Navajo Nation, the same road that leads to our check-in.
• Wahweap RV & Campground is at Lake Powell Resort, so the park entrance fee applies.
• Page Lake Powell Campground and Roam Horseshoe Bend Campground are both on Coppermine Road in town.
• Beehives Campground is a National Park Service campground, and Arrowhead Campground is on Highway 98 on the Navajo Nation.

You cannot camp in Antelope Canyon itself. Our post on camping spots near Antelope Canyon has more, and summer heat and monsoon storms are worth planning around.

Staying farther out

Kanab, Utah is about an hour and a half from our check-in and makes sense if you are also visiting Zion or Bryce Canyon, since it sits between them and Page. Anything farther than that starts to work against you, because early tour times mean very early departures.

Book in this order

1. Your canyon tour first. Tour times are fixed and limited, and popular times sell out.
2. Lodging second, once you know which day and time you are locked into.
3. Everything else after. Horseshoe Bend and the lake are flexible.

Doing it the other way around is how people end up with a hotel booked for a night when no tours are available. Page is a small town with a lot of visitors, so from spring through fall, and on holidays, book both as early as you can.

Planning the rest of your trip

See things to do in Page for what to fill your days with, Antelope Canyon and Horseshoe Bend in one day for sample itineraries, and the best time to visit for seasonal advice. When you have your dates, reserve your Lower Antelope Canyon tour.