Quality Inn Navajo Nation
Situated 20 miles from Tonalea, the pet-friendly hotel is in the historic Tuba Trading Post. All guest rooms are equipped with cable television, complimentary high speed Internet, a hair dryer, air conditioning and an iron with an ironing board. Breakfast, lunch and dinner is available seven days a week at the Hogan Restaurant next to the hotel. The restaurant serves Mexican, American and regional dishes. Additional hotel amenities include a complimentary breakfast, free coffee, guest laundry facilities and a picnic area on the property. Authentic Indian arts and crafts, jewelry, pottery and Kachina dolls are available for purchase at the trading post. The hotel is less than two hours from the Grand Canyon National Park, Monument Valley, the Navajo National Monument and Coal Mine Canyon.
Quality Inn Navajo Nation
10 North Main St.
Tuba City, Arizona 86045
Tel: (877) 424-6423
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Holiday Inn Kayenta
Featured in the movies "Stagecoach," "Forest Gump" and "Back to the Future III," the scenic Monument Valley surrounds the comfortable hotel. More than 160 guest rooms provide cable television with pre-paid movies, turndown service and a coffee/tea maker. An outdoor pool is open seasonally or you can use the indoor fitness facility any time of the year. Serving authentic American Indian cuisine and classic U.S. dishes, enjoy a meal in the restaurant dining room or order boxed lunches to take along on your excursions. Approximately 45 miles from Tonalea, day trips from the hotel include visits to Canyon de Chelly, Lake Powell, the Petrified Forest, Painted Desert, the Grand Canyon, Mesa Verde National Park and the Navajo and Hopi Cultural Centers. Tours of Monument Valley can be arranged through the hotel gift shop, which also features American Indian art and jewelry.
Holiday Inn Kayenta
Junction of U.S. 160 and 163 Box 307
Kayenta, Arizona 86033
Tel: (877) 863 4780
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The Hopi Cultural Center, Restaurant & Hotel
About 1.5 million acres, including three mesas, in northern Arizona is designated as Hopi land. The highest point of the three mesas offers panoramic views of the desert from an elevation of 7,200 feet. Situated on the second mesa, the hotel is open year round. Each of the 30 spacious guest rooms features one or two queen-size beds, a table suitable for dining or work and a coffee maker. The restaurant is open daily for breakfast, lunch and dinner and features an extensive menu, including several Hopi dishes. The Hopi live in 12 traditional villages and while most of their Katsina dances are open to the public, respect their privacy. Photography, sketching or recording of religious ceremonies is not permitted.
The Hopi Cultural Center
Second Mesa, Arizona 86043
Tel: (928) 734-2401
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