I would suggest rewriting the description of the cabin and experience. It makes sense after you are there but the information online gave us a different expectations. It is one step up from primitive camping. There is a gas stove and some electricity available. There is no hot water and no shower. There is a place to use a solar shower bladder if you have one. It is a pit toilet outside of the cabin about 20 yards in the dark. I guess I am glad we got a space at all and if you are primitive campers you will be happy. If you are expecting anything more than primitive you will be sad. For us we should have made other reservations as this was expensive for nothing of value for us. It is remote and a decent location but not worth the money for us. Ymmv Grand canyon is a must see so no regrets just wish we had done it differently.

Must know information for occupants....there is no source of heat in the cabin 23 degree morning in mid May, was well aware of the forecast and well prepared for sleeping (down bags, sleeping pad, blankets, synthetic layered clothing) but NOT aware the fireplace will not be usable until fall Be prepared, the outdoor fire pit was not an option as the Canyon remains very dry Wonderful setting in the forest Also know that the area is open to day use (gate is not locked) and you may have a visitor or two