Rooms were clean, and comfortable. Staff is absolutely amazing and there is a restaurant and gift…read moreshop within the hotel. We will actually be going back again this year.

The Navajo Land Hotel is on the site of the original Tuba Trading Post established in the 1870's…read more The 1920 octagonal addition is still in use today as a shop with a small exhibit on Navajo Code Talkers who served in WWII. The Navajo Land offers free cooked to order breakfast at the adjoining restaurant. There is a gym, very legit coffee bar, and fenced dog park on premise. Rooms are on the small side but well maintained and comfortable. There is no elevator to the second floor so plan accordingly.

Oh my goodness! This is the largest gift shop with all the handmade gifts in this part of America!…read more I found Cameron Trading Post during my drive from Page to Sedona. There is a restaurant, hotel and a giant gift shop in the building. The amount of amazingly beautiful handmade jewelry, pottery and accessories ... just mind blowing! Very hard to walk away from buying anything, so be prepared to spend some serious money here! Besides more turquoise jewelry, I also bought some Prickly Cactus Pear Jelly, and a Prickly Cactus Pear Marmalade. There are multiple cashier counters, so you don't have to worry about waiting in line for too long. The cashiers are very nice and helpful with any questions you may have. Taking pictures or videos without permission is not allowed! It's a great place to stop during your trip, for a restroom break, or shopping or just a scenery around the area.

*Great stop to break up a drive... includes a restaurant, store and a hotel/ lodge…read more* Fun store with local/ native made items. *Was very excited to learn they served breakfast.., because the food was so good- so good and I would return for breakfast. Guessing based on their breakfast that their lunch/ dinner is good... but it's hard to find good breakfast places and this is definitely one! * Highly recommend the Warrior Surprise and the Ranch Hand. *The Navajo taco with an egg anyway you want it... not only tasty but such a huge portion. Get the fresh onions and salsa on the side and you can decide how much you want if it. * The country fried steak was tender and that is some of the best gravy that comes with the Ranch Hand. Recommend opting for the fry bread for an extra 1.75... totally a treat! *Service was attentive and friendly * Dining room views of the outside was pretty. * Didn't stay at the lodge but would consider it given the pretty landscaping and access to a restaurant within walking distance... a good restaurant. *Clean restrooms *Can get busy when tour busses stop *Def will return

Pleasant place to stay at a reasonable rate. Desk clerk is…read morevery nice. When traveling around to see the sites of the area and all I want is a clean place to stay when I am done for the day. A comfortable-bed and a clean bathroom and shower in the morning before I hit the road. Well this place fits the bill perfectly.

There is an accent mark over the "e" in Dine, so you should not confuse this with a motel that has…read morea restaurant -- it does not. Dine (accented e) is the Navajo language name for themselves. So this would translate as "The Navajo Inn." As you might expect from the name, this is a Navajo owned and Navajo operated motel, with a client list that is mostly Navajo. If you cannot stay at the Quality Inn, this is your only other choice in Tuba City, which means for 60 miles in any direction. The staff is pleasant and helpful, the rooms are not new but clean and well kept, and it is far enough away from the main roads to be quiet. Breakfast is a cup of coffee (with no cream or milk offered) in the tiny manger's office. Not any traveler's first choice in Tuba City, but a quite acceptable second.

Check the dates on other platforms before dismissing this review…read more We received numerous bedbug bites at this motel. Please don't rent infected or adjacent rooms to travelers. It would be better to put the whole motel "vacant" for a month and fumigate /heat treat than to risk the reputation of the tribal cultural center. I really didn't want to say anything negative about this place where such kind, polite and understanding people work, but this issue ruined our trip and cost us a lot of money.

I had forgotten that I visited here about 6 yrs ago in 2013. Truly an out-of-the-way spot on AZ…read more264 somewhere between Canyon de Chelly and Tuba City - just next to the village of Shongopovi. The location has a small motel with clean rooms and a coffee shop. Very limited menu. No alcohol available. No gas station. No grocery store. The Art gallery is not always open. Also the few gift/Art&Craft rooms are occasionally open on lazy unscheduled moments. It seems like only knowledgeable tourists from distant places like Japan, Germany and a few of us Americans who seek the solitude of desert night skies, the less hurried surroundings and the occasional informal conversations with native peoples / local artists & artisans. The landscape is very harsh. Yet - this is the land of the Hopi who retain traditions and cultural heritage and continue with a sense of community. I originally visited here in the mid-1970s. That was pre-Yelp.

It is very silly to write a Yelp review of a place that's nearly impossible to get a reservation…read moreat. But I do compulsively write Yelp reviews of everywhere I eat, so here goes. Location aside, the "hiker's stew" is genuinely an excellent stew. Good quality big chunks of beef and a really savory broth that lets you know just how long it was cooked. Some vegetables (corn) are likely canned, but that was both a minor issue and to be expected given the location. Overall it's genuinely very tasty. Salad was fresh but unremarkable. Cornbread was excellent. Cake was average. I do wish they had ice cream, but I understand the logistical difficulties there...

Phantom Ranch is a unique experience in the bottom of the Grand Canyon. From the south rim, it is…read moreabout 7.5 miles down the South Kaibab trail or 10 miles via the Bright Angel trail. There's cabins and bunk houses that require a lottery 15 months in advance, which adds to the exclusivity of the experience. Steak dinner is offered by reservations only for $70pp U.S. From 8am- 8pm, there's a cantina open selling all the things you'd want while backpacking, including cold lemonade, beer, wine, snacks, and first aid items. This week, the canyon was bursting with color from all the flowers and vegetation growing after the heavy snow season. This was truly a special experience! The trail to Ribbon Falls/North Rim was closed at one of the bridges and the creek running too high to attempt a safe crossing, so we enjoyed a rest day and cooled off on the banks of the stunning Colorado River. We took pictures of the current ranch as big changes are underway with a new water system getting installed, which will impact access to the ranch for a while. Special mention to the staff, particularly Zach, who went above and beyond to show us hospitality. Also, best of luck to new hire Tyler as he settles into his new role at the ranch! The ranch is currently short-handed, and some of the staff are really feeling the stress, which is starting to show in their interactions with guests. Remember to be patient and kind. The bottom of the Grand Canyon can't be an easy place to live and work.

A vital part of our National Parks, the North Rim of Grand Canyon in Arizona is magnificent…read more Possibly not as popular as the easier to reach South Rim, the North Rim is a must see and worth the trip. Lodging is available onsite. I witnessed several workmen maintaining and repairing the cabins and A/C units. The birds are plentiful and varied. Bird watchers will love this place. Bring good shoes and lots of water. The elevation is around 8000 feet and the air is dry. Mule rides are available. The burro rides are famous here.

Super experience. I have been to south rim and the north rim is a completely different experience…read more Crowds are light. Lots of cabins, rooms and campgrounds. Mule rides are available and reasonably priced.looked at the mules and they are well groomed and in good condition. Did not do it, handicapped and fat but worked with mules in my youth and these were in good shape. Had breakfast in the lodge. The menu was limited as they were out of everything. I had eggs, potatoes and bacon. No complaints and price was under $15. The view was worth that and more. I have mobility issues but the park was very cane friendly, wheelchair maybe not so much but easy access at the overlooks by the road. The angel window trail would be an easy wheelchair ride as long as you don't go out on the point but several good vAntage points. If you need gas the station in the park by the campground is actually the cheapest within 100 miles. Park service regulates the price. My only complaint is there are no large sizes in tshirts. Other than that an excellent experience

The views here from this lodge were amazing. After dinner we grabbed a couple drinks from the…read moretavern and sat there until the stars came out. Would say the basic cabins are pretty barely held together, particularly the screens. So you will likely be staying with a few spider friends as we did.

We've stayed here three years in a row. Two cabins, the lodge building once. It is FANTASTIC. Each…read moretime we've arrived off the trail after hiking in from the south rim. Maybe that's the difference vs many of the lesser reviews. It's the GRAND CANYON. It's unfortunate so many people blast the staff for not being 5 star providers. The staff we've encountered have been exceptional. They respond to anything we need. They are super friendly. Once our room needed towels. So we asked. They provided. Once our room wasn't ready. So we waited. But it's the GRAND CANYON. Not the Four Seasons. Dare I suggest you stop looking at your phone, and you look around at the beauty formed over millions of years. 2023 our reservation was delayed by a month. The water main broke due to the amount of snow the area received and they had to restore the pipes. It's not unfortunate it happened. It's amazing they resolved it in 4-6 weeks! Seriously. If you're booking here to get the best latte at the cafe, or to have the best Chardonnay of your life, or the strongest WiFi you've had, do yourself a favor, drive to the south rim, get a helicopter tour, leave the same day, get a 5 star hotel in Phoenix. Otherwise, look around, enjoy the VIEW. Inhale. Exhale. Relax. Give the staff a break. They're doing their best. Season staff are hard to get in a remote location like this. I will say. After hiking in this year, the pepperoni sausage pizza at the cafe was the best I've had in my life. Maybe partially due from the condition we were in from hiking. But it was GOOD.

We stayed for two nights in the park, and overall it was a good stay. The lodge is inside the…read morepark, and very close to the south rim of the canyon. They have two different sections. We were in Yavapai West, which is the older section, it's more like a drive up roadside motel. There are six single story buildings in a circle. We were in building six. At Yavapai West, no matter what building you are, you park just feet from your car Yavapai East is. The newer section, it is two story, more like a brand name motel, and it is a bit more modern. Saying that, we were very happy where we were The room had a coffee pot, a microwave and a fridge, the TV got a good number of channels, the Wi-Fi was a little bit slow, but was still fast enough to stream video. The beds were extremely comfortable. Everything including the bathroom was spotless. We paid approximately $400 for two nights, but hey, we were extremely close to the south rim of the canyon in summertime. Those are summertime prices. If you stay at someplace like the El Tovar, you are going to pay a lot more. The lodge itself has a gift shop, it has a Starbucks, it has a cafeteria, and it has the Yavapai Tavern. It also has an area where you can do some work, like on your laptop, if you need to The food at the cafeteria is good. the Starbucks, hey, it's a Starbucks, you are going to pay a bit more because you are at the canyon. The tavern had excellent food. Right across the parking lot from the lodge is the general store, it has gifts, it has sundries, and it has groceries. The people that are camping come for the groceries. I didn't care for it, because the one time I went into the store, I was just going to buy something simple like a candy bar and a soda. Out of all of the registers, only two of them. Were open, and there were like six or seven people in each line. They didn't even have a self check out which could've helped. I just left. It is a good place to stay, and again, you are in the park and close to everything. We would stay there again. Thanks.

We had a unique experience because we ate here as part of a tour. Our guide was amazing and he had…read moreus fill out our orders will riding in the car. Efficient and useful. When we got there he took our orders up and got it situated while we found a large table for our group of 11. There is plenty of room here for large groups. The food was decent and no frills. After being outside in the beautiful park it hit the spot. Again our guide was able to get a few items that was initially missed on our tables order so that was nice.

It's an ok place. Definitely a motel vibe here. Would never have thought about staying but for…read morethe reviews. It was clean but just older. Our 2 queen bed room was just a studio. No closet even. Dam motel is part of same building as Red Rock but on the other side of the building. The owner has some favorite food places which I've included in my review.

Don't let the decent reviews fool you into this one…read more 1. Roaches. Found several in the room. We ended up emergency booking another hotel in the area. 2. Poor customer service. The receptionist can't/won't do anything regarding check-in and just tells you to check your booking.com messages (we booked through Priceline and they couldn't figure out or tell us anything). 3. Called their phone number and told them about our experience. Their explanation was that sometimes roaches crawl up from the sewer and enter the rooms, and its a problem all over Page. But not to worry! They assured me they aren't the dirty kind of roaches. I asked that they provide a refund and I have yet to hear back. Your better off just skipping this one.