NavajoLand Hotel - Tuba City, Arizona

Susan C.

We had a great stay. Started with visiting the two museums next door (well worth the time). Then had an excellent meal at the adjoining restaurant, then relaxed in our room. The room was very clean and we had a quiet nights sleep. In the morning we used our hotel vouchers for a free breakfast (attached picture). The best part of the entire experience was the fact that everyone we were in contact with was super friendly.

Alex C.

We stayed here the weekend of the 3/29/25 after leaving the Grand Canyon, and can say we were pleasantly surprised. The hotel is old, but everything was very clean. We arrived about 10 pm and the young ladies at the front desk were very, very nice and helpful. We had the breakfast vouchers to the restaurant next door and the breakfast was excellent, and the staff there was just as nice. If you have dogs, there is a courtyard with grass and room for your dog to run around for some quick exercise. We would gladly stay here again.

Steve R.

NavajoLand was a perfect hotel for a stopover on the way to Monument Valley. Tuba City is a remote area but this hotel was modern, clean and really comfortable. The staff were all nice, the included breakfast was excellent. Definitely recommend this place to break up the drive.

Maurizio B.

Me and my group stayed at this hotel one night, after visiting the monument valley and it's a great spot to sleep on the way back to Phoenix. The adjacent restaurant was very good, both for our dinner and for the included breakfast. Rooms are spacious, very comfortable, extremely clean and quiet at night. I highly recommend a visit to the local flea market if you happen to be in tuba city on Friday morning!!

Cypher I. H.

Very nice location. They were very accommodating to my grandfather who has severe allergies and provided a hypoallergenic room far from any pet rooms. They were also very kind as to finding a set of earbuds that I thought I had lost. Very nice staff, very nice hotel.

Andrej

Don't stay here. Just don't. Worst hotel during our road trip and the only one that wasn't clean.

Hotel rather old, carpet at least 30 years old. Carpet in the rooms seems newer but is still a little smelly.
Many black hairs of different kind in the shower tub.

Employee entered the room at 07:30am without knocking (!).
Mentioned the issues above at the frontdesk but they couldn't care less
Employee entered the room again without knocking at 09:00am.

Gym pretty old in a different building
Breakfast also in a different building. Had to wait 10 minutes until we got seated (restaurant half full) and another 15 min to order.
Food came after another 20 minutes and was completely tasteless.
Only time we didn't eat our breakfast and that means something in the us with bad breakfasts in general.

Employees very unfriendly all over the place.

Can't recommend.

Sarvesh S.

Its a good place to stay while visiting the area.
The rooms are old but up-kept.
The cost of the stay does not seem to match the quality hence the 4 stars.
The staff was friendly and helpful.

Abdul M. B.

NavajoLand Hotel exceeded my expectations. I read the reviews and found a mixed bag of comments, which left me a little worried. However, once we arrived and were greeted by the friendly desk attendants, everything changed. The room was super clean, and the furniture was in great condition. We were excited to find a large hotel refrigerator, soft towels, and a giant TV that supports casting from our phones. I am giving this hotel 5 stars not because it delivers the luxury of the Waldorf Astoria or The Ritz. It hands down deserves 5 stars because when you compare the cost and how well above it delivers against comparable hotels in it's class you will be PLEASANTLY surprised. If you are traveling between Phoenix and Moab, this hotel is a great halfway point for an overnight stay (which is why we stayed here).