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Sometimes we feel connected to a destination because we’ve been there before. It lives in our hearts and comes alive in our memories.At the Xanterra Travel Collection, we’ve been operating in some of the most legendary, beautiful places in the world for more than 150 years, including being proud stewards of several national parks. So we ourselves have deep connections that reach far back over time. Which means available accommodations come in all kinds of beautiful shapes and sizes. Historic national

park lodges. A quaint inn that has been run by a local family for generations. An extraordinary all-suite yacht sailing to hidden harbors and small ports. Wherever you long to go in the world, wherever you need to hang your hat, Xanterra has a place waiting for you.

Let’s go, adventure awaits.

Come And Stay A While The Accommodations of the

Xanterra Travel Collection

“ That was my mother’s

policy: Feel free, feel

welcome. Be happy.”

– Bridgett M. Davis, novelist

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“ In wilderness is the preservation of the world.”

— Henry David Thoreau, writer

Windstar Cruises, Stateroom

Wild Places, Modern Comfort, Historic Lodging

Staying In And Around Our National Parks

Uncommon access to a world of unforgettable and some of America’s most beautiful and beloved landscapes. And while these extraordinary places are ones of vast beauty, breathtaking landscapes, and

scenic and geologic wonders, there is so much more

to discover when you visit: our historic lodges. Journeys

back in time. It may seem counterintuitive to go to the

great wilderness to visit its buildings, but many stand

on their own as keepers of times past. From classic log

structures and adobe buildings, to elegant 1920s-style

hotels and European-inspired chalets, the historic lodges

of our national parks have many stories to tell. Some

are so grand and luxurious, it’s hard to see their wild

edges. Others shine because they are simple and rustic.

Either way, these one-of-a-kind storied lodgings turn an

overnight stay into an experience unlike anything else.

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Grand Canyon National Park LodgesImmense canyon. Layers of colorful rock. Unmatched vistas in almost every direction. It’s no wonder visitors flock from all over to see the Grand Canyon’s unique combination of geological color and erosional forms. And with the Grand Canyon National Park Lodges you’ll find premier in-park lodging right at the South Rim, from iconic historic lodges to an outpost at the bottom of the canyon floor. Here are some of our favorites.

El Tovar

Stay at the crown jewel of Historic National Park Lodges, the legendary El Tovar, located directly on the rim of the Grand Canyon. Envisioned as a cross between a Swiss chalet and a Norwegian villa, it first opened its doors in

1905. Due to the historic nature of the building, no two of its 78 rooms are alike, giving the hotel its distinctive charm. And each of the 12 hotel suites has a unique name, identity, and decor.

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Bright Angel Lodge & Cabins

Designed in 1935 by famed Southwest architect Mary E.J. Colter, this iconic lodge and surrounding cabins are rich with cultural history and natural rustic character. Accommodations range from cozy units and standard lodge rooms to historic cabins, including the one of a kind “Buckey O’Neill Cabin.” Bright Angel is a Registered National Historic Landmark.

Stay at Bright Angel Lodge & Cabins

Bright Angel Lodge & cabins, “Buckey O’Neill Cabin”

El Tavor Hotel

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Grand Canyon Railway Hotel

We always recommend an entertaining journey aboard our vintage rail cars to get to the heart of the Grand Canyon. But did you know, right next to the train depot and just a block away from downtown Williams, AZ, and historic Route 66, you’ll find the AAA Three-Diamond Grand Canyon Railway Hotel? And the luxury of a bygone era. Turn an ordinary trip into an all-round unforgettable experience.

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The Grand Hotel at the Grand Canyon

Rustic. Elegant. And only one mile from the South Rim entrance to the Grand Canyon. With every little luxury, The Grand is the only AAA Three-Diamond hotel near this natural wonder of the world. It looks like a sprawling three-story chalet, but it’s bright and comfortable, with an indoor heated pool, hot tub, and at the Canyon Star Steakhouse and Saloon, specialty hand-cut steaks and 24 draft beers from around the world.

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The Grand Hotel, Guestroom Suite

Grand Canyon Railway Hotel Lobby

Grand Canyon Railway Hotel

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Yellowstone National Park Lodges Deep canyons, misty waterfalls, steamy geysers. Vast valleys of a dazzling diversity of wildlife. With nearly 3,500 square miles to cover, exploring Yellowstone National Park is full of unforgettable experiences. And with more than its share of great lodges, there’s more to Yellowstone than meets its wild eye. Discover or rediscover the magic of the world’s first national park, a truly extraordinary geothermal wonder.

Old Faithful Inn

The most famous structure in Yellowstone—and possibly in any national park—is the distinctive Old Faithful Inn. With its trademark gabled, shingled roof, the Inn was built in 1903–1904 with local logs and stone, drawing its inspiration from nature, and is considered the largest log structure in the world.

Sit for a while gazing up at the towering lobby and its massive stone fireplace, as millions of others have, before retreating to well-appointed rooms and suites. An architectural gem and cultural icon.

Stay At Old Faithful Inn

Lake Yellowstone Hotel

National Historic Landmark. A crown jewel of National Park Lodges. The Grand Old Lady of the Lake. Built in 1891 and redesigned in 1903 by Robert Reamer, architect of several national park icons, the resort’s Colonial Revival style and towering white colonnades welcome you to a classic yet casual elegance in the middle of a spectacular wilderness. Soak up the ambiance in the sunroom, watch the lake’s changing moods, and enjoy the sounds of the Lake String Quartet.

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Lake Yellowstone Hotel

Old Faithful Inn

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Old Faithful Snow Lodge & Cabins

If you think Yellowstone is only a destination for warmer days, picture this. A snow covered wonderland with frozen waterfalls, snowy woods, and abundant wildlife. Accessible in winter only by oversnow vehicles (snowcoaches or snowmobiles), the Old Faithful Snow Lodge is rustic and warm, isolated and inviting. Enjoy the charm of heavy timber beams, rustic wood furniture, and cozy beds equipped with comfy blankets. Warm up by a bonfire outdoors or lounge with a hot drink by the fire. Stay in the main lodge or a quaint, cozy cabin, with the famed Old Faithful geyser a short walk away.

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More Places To Stay In Yellowstone

To awaken your Old West spirit, stay at the rustic Roosevelt Lodge & Cabins, built in 1920 near a campsite once used by President Theodore Roosevelt, or go where your itinerary takes you—to any number of other hotels, lodges, cabins, and campgrounds inside the park. With nine lodging facilities offering over 2,000 rooms, accommodations in Yellowstone National Park are as varied as they are plentiful, in any season.

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Yellowstone National Park, Grand Prismatic Geyser

Old Faithful Snow Lodge

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Glacier National Park LodgesSeemingly endless acres of rugged and breathtaking landscapes. A tribute to wild natural places. Glacier National Park was established in 1910 as part of the Waterton-Glacier International Peace Park, a symbol of shared stewardship and the deep-rooted relationship between Canada and the U.S. The landscape and wildlife may be the star attractions here, but the historic lodges are just as important to the rich heritage of Glacier National Park.

Many Glacier Hotel

This historic hotel is also the largest in the park, the “Switzerland of North America.′′ Perched on the shores of Swiftcurrent Lake in a majestic valley, this magnificent swiss chalet style hotel was built in 1914–15. If the setting surrounding the hotel is awe-inspiring , the inside is nothing short of spectacular. With its magnificent towering lobby, cathedral height

ceiling in the dining room (complete with dramatic trusses, enormous fireplace, and panoramic vistas), and the hotel’s signature double-helix staircase, it’s easy to see why it’s listed as a National Historic Landmark. The five-story hotel contains two suites, seven family rooms, and 205 guest rooms that are rustic, yet comfortable.

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Cedar Creek Lodge

Located just outside the park, Cedar Creek Lodge is inspired by the people, culture, and landscapes of Montana. A traditional mountain retreat in grand surroundings, with modern style, sweeping mountain views, and upscale rooms and suites. Enjoy fly fishing on Whitefish Lake, backcountry adventures in Glacier National Park, or stay at the lodge to enjoy the indoor pool and hot tub.

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Lake McDonald Lodge

Another Swiss architecture-style gem with a stunning, multi-story lobby, Lake McDonald Lodge sits on a picturesque location on the eastern shore of beautiful Lake McDonald. Built in 1913, this historic lodge has 82 rustic, yet comfortable guest rooms split between the three-story main lodge, a row of cabins, Snyder Hall, and the exquisite Cobb House. A National Historic Landmark and listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the Lodge is at the hub of activity, with the “jammer” Red Bus tours, boat cruises, horseback rides, evening ranger programs, and numerous other activities close by.

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Many Glacier Hotel, View of Lake from Deck

Top: Cedar Creek Lodge

Bottom: Lake McDonald Lodge

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“ Zion—it is a testament to time, and echoing deep within the canyon

walls, its story is told.”

— Frank Waters, writer

Zion National Park LodgeIn the heart of incredible Zion Canyon with

unparalleled views of the towering sandstone cliffs.

A hiker’s paradise, the ultimate escape. Zion Lodge is

modest in comparison to its majestic surroundings but

your stay is anything but. Originally designed by Gilbert

Stanley Underwood (a frequent architect of national

park lodges) in the 1920s, Zion Lodge was completed

in 1925 and is listed on the National Register of Historic

Places. Built with whole logs and less stonework than

you typically see in national park buildings, it is the only

accommodation inside the park.

Sitting in harmony with the landscape and scale of the

surroundings, most rooms and suites of the warm and

inviting main lodge have a private porch or balcony and

the 40 historic cabins feature fireplaces and private

porches. The perfect place to add your story to the

many complex and beautiful layers of Zion.

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Zion Lodge, Standard Room

Zion Lodge

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Award-Winning Tours Where every trail tells a story, and you travel like you’re a local. The tour companies of the Xanterra Travel Collection pride themselves on taking you closer and giving you the most authentic experience in destinations around the world. And that includes where you stop and rest. From castles to quaint farmhouses, the accommodations on your journey are far from ordinary. You won’t find any run-of-the-mill hotels here.

Country Walkers

Get to the heart of your destination, mingle with locals, and make real connections with people who call your destination home. The authentic, locally owned hotels we choose for your itineraries are more than a place to sleep. It’s another opportunity to connect with your destination for an unforgettable experience.

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Holiday Vacations

From a luxury tented safari camp in Africa to a five-star estate in Ireland. On every enriching Holiday Vacations tour, exceptional hotels are carefully chosen to meet high standards of comfort and service, perfectly located

next to restaurants, shops, and more. Whether you’re discovering the mystical Northern Lights of Iceland or exploring classical Greece, we take care of every detail, from early morning light until you rest your head on your very comfortable pillow.

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VBT Bicycling Vacations

On a VBT tour, you’re not just another tourist. Eat in local restaurants. Learn to make pasta with an Italian grandmother. And stay in accommodations that have been family-owned for generations. Think high-quality boutique hotels and charming family-run inns. Once you pick the destination of your dreams, we do the rest.

Stay Local With VBT

Country Walkers Safari Tour, Mfuwe Lodge Zambia

Top: Mystra Grand Palace Resort & Spa, Greece Bottom: Trulli & Puglia Resort, Alberobello Italy

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What’s Old Is New AgainWe take a lot of pride in the significance and

beauty of our historic lodges and deep roots. But

that doesn’t mean there’s never anything new on

our unforgettable horizons.

The Oasis at Death Valley

Hottest, driest, lowest. Death Valley National Park is a

land of extremes. Deep canyons, salt flats, sand dunes,

desert peaks. This otherworldly landscape is home to

surreal and spectacular sights and is truly one of the

most unique places on the planet. And amid all of this,

a beautiful, peaceful oasis, with two distinct

hotel experiences to enjoy. Welcome to The Oasis

at Death Valley.

The Inn at Death Valley

A lush oasis surrounded by the vast and arid desert

of Death Valley National Park an elegant hideaway

since 1927. The historic Inn at Death Valley was once

an exclusive desert escape for Hollywood elites such

as Marlon Brando, Clark Gable, and Carole Lombard.

After a $100 million renaissance, The Inn is bringing

the elegance of Old Hollywood back. Spring-fed pool,

date palm gardens, glorious sunsets. This AAA-rated

four-diamond resort is a true luxurious oasis.

Stay at The Inn at Death Valley

Oasis Inn, Inn Standard Room

Aerial, of The Oasis Inn at Dusk

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Inn Casitas

In the shadow of the Oasis gardens’ date palms sit 22 luxury Casitas, unparalleled privacy and luxury within easy walking distance of the Inn pool. Each spacious stand-alone Casita is more than 500 square feet with a separate bedroom and living room. You can’t reach the Casitas by car, but don’t worry. Each one comes with a complimentary golf cart to use to get around the property. When you’re not discovering the park’s 3.4 million acres, sip a cocktail on your patio and relax to the sound of the wind swishing through the palms overhead.

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The Ranch at Death Valley

Once a former working ranch now the family-friendly heartbeat of The Oasis at Death Valley, The Ranch at Death Valley has been welcoming guests since 1933 and is the perfect home base for exploring the near-by park. Mission California architecture, classic town square with towering date palms, sprawling lawns, and guest rooms with a classic mid-century feel, the Ranch is next to the Furnace Creek Golf Course at Death Valley with easy access to the ever-refreshing 87-degree spring-fed pool, sports courts, and children’s playground. There’s also a new restaurant, ice cream and coffee bar, general store, and the must-see Last Kind Words Saloon—straight out of a western movie.

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“ I have always loved the desert. One sits down on a desert sand dune, sees

nothing, hears nothing. Yet through the silence something throbs, and

gleams…” — Antoine de Saint-Exupéry, The Little Prince

The Ranch at Death Valley

Inn Casitas

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“ Adopt the pace of Nature. Her secret is patience.”

— Ralph Waldo Emerson, poet

Windstar CruisesThere’s nothing like traveling on the ocean. Discovering new places by water. Sailing on the open seas. And there’s nothing like doing so aboard our small intimate cruise ships. Tuck into delightful hidden harbors and smaller ports, narrow waterways and scenic fjords. To places where life moves at a slower pace. To places uncrowded, sometimes untouched. Small ship sailing is already unparallelled, but our newly transformed all-suite Star Plus Class Ships—the Star Breeze, Star Legend, and Star Pride—welcome every guest with a suite. Yes, every room is a suite and suites are for everyone on board. Small ships, spacious suites.

Gracious Ocean View Suites

277 square feet

Classic Suites 400–530 square feet

Owner’s Suites 575–820 square feet

Balcony suite rendering

The Newly Transformed Star Breeze

Xanterra: A World of Unforgettable

What makes a place unforgettable? Is it just one thing, a moment of delight like seeing the sunset into the South Rim. Or maybe

it’s the experience itself, like finally checking the Grand Canyon off your bucket list.

Better still, it might be who we’re sharing the moment with: on an overdue vacation with

all the family, taking the kids on that summer trip they can’t wait to tell their friends about, Unforgettable can be many things. These are places that stay with you forever. These are

experiences you never forget. They leave an impression on your mind and earn a permanent place in your heart. This is

Xanterra’s world of unforgettable.

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