Hotels Near Shonto, Arizona

Shonto, Arizona is a small town of about 600 people located 60 miles south of Glen Canyon National Park in Utah. For outdoor enthusiasts, this area is home to many national parks, scenic views, ancient ruins and monuments. Besides Glen Canyon National Park, visitors can take a day trip to the Grand Canyon National Park, Kaibab National Forest, Navajo National Monument, Monument Valley State Park, Four Corners area and Canyon de Chelly National Monument. The nearest hotels to Shonto are located 20 miles away in Kayenta, Arizona. There is also an airport located in Kayenta for visitors looking to fly into the area.

Best Western Wetherill Inn

Guests at the Best Western Wetherill Inn can enjoy free continental breakfast, Internet access, indoor pool and a gift shop. The hotel is located near the Navajo Code Talker Exhibit and the Navajo Culture Center. The front desk staff can provide information on arranging a tour of Monument Valley.

Best Western Wetherill Inn
Highway 163
Kayenta, Arizona, 86033
(928) 697-3231

Hampton Inn Kayenta

The Hampton Inn Kayenta is 100 percent smoke-free and is small pet-friendly. Guests will be treated to free Internet access, free hot breakfast, outdoor pool, business center, restaurant and gift shop. They can also relax by the pool as they enjoy the beautiful vistas in the heart of Navajo country.

Hampton Inn Kayenta
U.S. Highway 160
Kayenta, Arizona 86033
(928) 697-3170

Holiday Inn Kayenta

Visitors can enjoy an authentic Native American meal at the Wagon Wheel Restaurant located inside the Holiday Inn Kayenta. They can also take a dip in the outdoor heated pool or work out in the fitness center. Guests also make use of the wireless Internet access, business services and laundry facilities. Tours of Monument Valley are available through the front desk.

Holiday Inn Kayenta
JCT U.S. 160 and 163
Kayenta, Arizona 86033
(928) 697-3221

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