Perched in a relatively remote location, the Hat Rock Inn offers a nice vantage along the San Juan…read moreRiver, with views of the bluffs from the lovely pool and patio areas. The rooms are comfortable and spacious enough, but service overall is a bit lacking. The front desk is not open until after 2 p.m., and the staff members are not particularly well informed, given that this is a town with almost no general service or supply options (e.g., the hotel itself offers no dining or coffee, and the person at the desk pointed us to a pizza restaurant that has been closed for months). The housekeeping staff left something to be desired as well. Service is upon request, but that means tracking someone down and ensuring a one-for-one trade of dirty and clean. Understandable, but when I ask for one clean washcloth and am instead handed two or three by a given staff member, I don't expect to be chided by another staff member standing with us in the supply room. What it lacked in hospitality and service, it did make up for in scenery.

Such a nice surprise to find! The view on the backside was phenomenal. Very clean and comfy beds…read more Really cool little town...

Such a beautiful place...it's been owned by the same family since 1974...they do a great job…read more...they have stayed open through the pandemic and are working hard...please support them! If you are looking for a nice place to relax and get away from the city...this is a great place to go!!

This place has like 5 different names. LOL. Red flag. The hotel here is funky and old, which is…read morefine with me, but don't stay here if you expect some kind of high-end place. It's Mexican Hat, after all! :) We rented a suite (#14) - no dishtowels or paper towels, dishes still in the dishwasher, vinegar and cleaning stuff out on the counter. Not a big deal, but you get the sense that someone forgot they were cleaning the unit. The food in the restaurant was good (we just had breakfast one morning), but the one staff person there seemed super unhappy to be there and service was slow. Maybe they were the only person working there. If you, like we do, enjoy having an adult beverage after a long drive and exploring: bring your own. Even though the website says they have a liquor license, they do not sell any alcohol. There's a 7-11 half a mile away that sells beer and "spiked" low-alc drinks.

5 stars for the views- 5 stars for my furry friend and everything else was mediocre…read more Goulding's Lodge is a beautiful property with stunning views--waking up to the scenery from our balcony was definitely a highlight of our stay. The location alone makes this place special. That said, the accommodations themselves were not very impressive. The rooms feel very outdated, and the floors are quite dainty. There's also no microwave in the room, which would have been convenient. On a positive note, the side wall insulation was surprisingly good--we couldn't hear a newborn, two young kids, or their parents next door at all but upper floors were paper thin we could hear people walking and slamming balcony door. One unexpected highlight of our stay was a white, fluffy dog that kept coming outside our balcony. I completely fell in love with my furry visitor. When I asked the receptionist, I was told the dog has an owner praying she was right and it was not a stray which was reassuring I think :( --but the night before checkout, it rained heavily, and I couldn't help but worry about my little friend. Thankfully, the next morning when I opened the curtains, the dog was there waiting, as if to say goodbye. That moment truly warmed my heart and wished I could take her home. I hope to see her soon. We also had the best view from our balcony to watch fireworks to welcome the New Year! Overall, we had a great experience because of the views, location, and peaceful atmosphere. However, if management were to reconsider remodeling and updating the rooms, this place could easily be 100% better and match the beauty of its surroundings. The girls in the office are so nice and pleasant!We would stay here again, maybe stay in a cabin next time.

I'm giving this hotel a 4 because of the views, the museum on site and the grated pool hours…read more The hotel room needs a need some TLC. The pillows were lumpy. The bathroom didn't have a fan. The walls were thin and you can hear people walking upstairs. Our upstairs neighbors didn't stop walking until after midnight. Worst night at a hotel. The patio is nice with great views. I wish this facility had a complimentary coffee and hot water like other hotels. I would have given them a 5 even after my terrible night.

My husband and I travel from Arizona to Colorado at least a dozen times a year and we only stay…read morehere. We love the individual cabins and when traveling with family the larger cabins are perfect! If you are lucky enough to stay while their restaurant Duke's is open I highly recommend eating there for dinner. The breakfast is better than any I have ever had and the staff are all friendly and always helpful! I promise you cannot go wrong when staying here.

Super cute spot to stay on the Rez. I wish the amenities stayed open later like the washer/dryer…read moreand ice machine. The room we stayed in was nice and clean. I recommend better pillows though, we had like a million pillows on the bed but they were all small and thin. I would say hit the chair with a green machine because it seems stained, as well as the lamp shade was stained too. We had a toy roll under the drawers and it def needs a good vacuuming as it has other items under there too that we're not from us. It would be nice to have a little night light in the room as it's pitch black, we stayed with our toddler and had to keep a lamp on at night to see anything. Continental breakfast is decent, I'd like to have seen Apple juice since OJ is super sugary for kids. The WiFi is awesome! The TV channels are super basic so I'd recommend maybe install streaming Apps for guests. The staff is super nice and they all seem to like being there. Would def stay here again when visiting family again.

First time at the Hampton Inn in Kayenta. Rooms are in high demand given the scenic location near…read moreMonument Valley and the availability of lodging. With that being said, accommodations are priced accordingly. Location has restaurants and fast food nearby. Kayenta Flea Market is nearby if traveling through on a Wednesday. When you check into the Hotel they advise you to not keep valuables in your vehicle or on the top of the vehicle due to theft. That becomes an "oh shit moment" but a prudent warning nonetheless. They have 24/7 security guards but I did not see security cameras outside. Had a room with King-sized bed and all the usual amenities. I was there for 2 nights and pleasantly surprised the room was cleaned after the first day. The lobby has lots of comfortable seating near a large fireplace. Enjoyed the breakfast as I usually prefer to go elsewhere. Nice patio and I did not try the restaurant that serves dinner only. Service was excellent. Nice gift shop for tourists. Have stayed at other Hotels in the area and this one is the best. Book your stay well in advance and enjoy the scenery and culture of the area!

I had a good stay here. My only complaint was my room. I showered as soon As I got here, so…read moreeither I was smelling things, or the headrest had a minimal wet dog smell. The room was well kept though. Ac worked fine. They don't carry body wash dispensers in the shower, only shampoo and conditioner. The wall lining in the shower was cracked in some spots. For being middle of no where, the quality was great and I'd definitely stay here again! The breakfast was nice! So much bacon!!!

I've always wanted to see this majestic place and I finally just got in the car and drove. The…read morehotel itself is lovely. Clean. Large room. Plenty of parking spaces. Hotel staff is great. And the views... OMG

The hotel room is 4/5. The room is nice and clean. The amenities are well stocked. The decorations…read moreare beautiful. The trading post is beautiful. The products are on the expensive end. The restaurant is 2/5 rating. We ordered navajo taco which cost over $20. The fried bread looked and tasted like socky naan bread at best. We asked if they can make them without beans, the cashier who took an order said they come already mixed, so no. No modification can be made. She also not friendly. Overall, the hotel itself is good. The service however lack friendliness. Staff here are not that welcoming. They are not rude but also not hospitable. To be fair, the reason to stay here is the view of monument valley. I still recommend to stay here for experience. One tip though, bring food. They have microwave and the fridge.

We were so excited to stay here and it did NOT disappoint! What a truly remarkable resort,…read moresurrounded by beautiful desert! We were greeted immediately upon arrival and the front desk staff were all very friendly and accommodating. They have a nice gift shop and a small grocery area for necessities and snacks. Our room was HUGE and super comfortable! Clean, nicely decorated and very roomy. LOVED the option to get 3 queen sized beds, and loved the attached patio that provided gorgeous red rock views and immediate access to one of the fire pits. I enjoyed a dinner from the onsite restaurant on the patio and also enjoyed some relaxing time at the fire pit once it was lit. Quiet hours are from 10pm to 7am, and they start to turn off the fire pits just prior to that. Also loved the ability to stream on the television from my phone with Chromecast. We also purchased some snacks at the store. I'm already planning to visit here again, hopefully for a longer stay!

For an out of no where kind of area this resort was nice for a somewhat secluded stay. Nice common…read moreareas like the fire pit and several couch and tables to lounge in. Entrance was nice. The rooms were near the base of the mountains for a unique view. If you choose to stay in a tent there are about 6 of them. It looks like 2 can fit comfortably. A pool is available with a mini slide. This is a cute little retreat to stop by. A cafe is within the vicinity and a restaurant is nearby too. Spa services is available too. Gift shop is in the office. Would come back again.

Hidden but not hidden GEM!!!! Beautiful spot, clean, peaceful! A view indeed and an organic…read more"home"cooked breakfast, what else can you ask for?! I arrived after hours and they still answered the phone, already knew my name and had a drop box key thing and I loved the ease of it all. Do with they had more lamps lighting the road for the night arrivals but still found it. Room was just the right temp with ceiling fan. SHOWER!!! AMAZING!!!! Let's just say it's helps get you clean all over. Besides everything else it was one of my fav parts. I'd love to make this "my spot" when I travel through here each time . Didn't take as many pix as I should have , my bad, it's pretty!!

Not handicap friendly! My oldest sister is disabled and both her and I called to get a room with at…read moreleast grab bars in the bathroom. At time of booking they confirmed disabled access for the bathroom with grab bars. Upon arrival the hotel said they don't have that option. Plus the ramp into the hotel is brutal for a wheelchair. It's lowest of lows to lie about disabled access.

Such nice people! The rooms are so nice. Small but, for us, perfect! Bed is comfortable, extra…read moreblankets available. The decor is so well done; tasteful. Navajo style. The breakfast is the true home run! Every bit is homemade. Not from a box, seriously, homemade! Cinnamon rolls with gooey icing, savory pockets with ham and cheese and even chia seed pudding with fresh fruit. Wonderful! This is a hidden gem!!!

When booking agents really goofed my reservations (wrong day, double booked), the front desk person…read more(I think her name was Chastity) was patient, kind, and helpful (and I heard that she was the person making those great breakfasts). The owner also kindly called to greet me. Rooms are very comfortable and tastefully furnished, a great back yard to sit and chat with other travelers, and up to date facilities. My bathroom window even moved position to keep out light from outside. Lovely place.

This was the perfect RV spot to stay when visiting Monument Valley. Aaron was the best host. He…read morechecked in everyday to make sure we were enjoying our stay. He was a great resource for local Navajo history. We were lucky to stay in one of the two full hookup sites. It was winter so we liked having hookups. There are friendly family dogs that roam freely which was fine by us.

We found Tipi Valley on Google and we are so glad we booked here! Aaron is a great host, very…read morefriendly and accommodating and we loved sharing his Najavo culture through song, blessing us on the rest of our journey :). The beds were very comfortable, the blankets were so soft and warm, Aaron also offered a heater in our Teepee as well. There is a communal shower and bathroom, which was very clean. And an outdoor kitchen, which had photos of famous singers and nice flowers hanging. Aaron's dogs and horse were also friendly and great to hang out with. The stars were beautiful and bright, and the sunrise over the monuments was lovely. Tipi Village is located right next to Monument Valley, just across the state line in Utah. We are very glad we booked at Tipi Village, and we can not wait to come back. Don't forget to check out their Tiktok : @tipivillagemonumentvally