A modern hotel with 130 rooms and suites, known for its comfort and elegance, is located in Los Mochis, You'll relish this hotel's fine continental cuisine, featuring shrimp and other seafood, and you'll start the day with a tasty Mexican breakfast buffet. This is your gateway to the Copper Canyon. The Hotel Santa Anita offers transportation to the airport and to both Los Mochis and El Fuerte Chepe train stations. —» Go to Hotel's Website

The Posada del Hidalgo is centrally located for exploring El Fuerte. This beautiful hotel is a former colonial mansion built by Señor Rafael Almada in 1890. Most of the original pine beams and furniture were brought by boat from San Francisco, California. The hotel features a swimming pool, restaurant, high ceilings with wood beams and two story balconies. Most of the rooms are air-conditioned and all have private tile baths. —» Go to Hotel's Website

The hotel's 39 spacious rooms with an attractive Mexican decor have private baths with wood stoves. Hotel Mision has a comfortable, ample lobby with a large fireplace, bar, gift shop and dining room. Guests are transported by hotel buses from Bahuchivo Station to Hotel Mision in Cerocahui along a picturesque mountain road. Unusual rock formations and beautiful streams help make the 35 minutes ride very enjoyable. —» Go to Hotel's Website

An hour's train ride from Cerocahui, on the old El Madroño Ranch - part of the rich history of the colonization of this vast Tarahumara country is the Posada Barrancas Rancho Hotel featuring 36 large rooms with charming Mexican hacienda decor. Guided horseback trail rides are a perfect way to enjoy the glorious scenery and there are daily tours available to a nearby Tarahumara village or to Creel for a visit to the museum or to shop for Tarahumara arts and crafts. —» Go to Hotel's Website

The Posada Barrancas Mirador Hotel is located at the canyon's edge, near the highest point of the canyon. The Mirador is the premier hotel on the canyon rim and is the only hotel where each guest room has a spectacular view overlooking the canyon. From the hotel you may walk to see the Tarahumara Indians who live in the canyon caves below. You can also shop for native crafts from the Tarahumara artisan vendors who gather in front of the hotel. —» Go to Hotel's Website