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"It's exactly what it says in the description when I made my reservation."

"Great views, dog friendly !"

"Nice and friendly staff with clean rooms. Very happy with our stay. "

"This was a great place to relax and unwind from exploring Monument Valley. It was just a 20 minute drive. History in area of western films. Updated and improved property. The Views Are Amazing. Just down the road you can get access to the river to have a relaxing float. You have to eat at the Swingin’ Steakhouse. The steaks and burgers cooked to perfection. "

"Nice place, beauitful area welcoming staff. Great food at the restaurant and the server was awesome."

"We play our stay at the Hampton Inn and it was close walkable distance to a small mall and other fast food restaurants. We thoroughly enjoyed the Navajo restaurant in the lobby and the complementary continental breakfast in the morning. The room was very clean and upgraded for the city of Kayenta"

"WOW, the best sunrise ever. When I came back form dinner, there was a load low frequency hum. I found that it was my cabin. The cabin was shaking. We could not stay inside. We sat on the porch for a while. I finally determined it was the AC. I turned it off, then back on. The hum and the shacking of the cabin stopped. After a while, the sound came back, but not nearly as bad. "

"If they have option for 10 star i would rate for them all. I tried the view and that place just normal for me but this place is wonderful, breathtaking, cheaper than the view and other options."

"The hotel has amazing views and is overall clean and well kept. The staff were very nice and were able to accommodate us a bit early. A few things did bother me though. Upon arriving to my room there a really strong smell of disinfectant which triggered my headache. The food from the restaurant was ok for dinner (we had the burger with fries, chicken tenders, and chilli) . The free breakfast buffet was not good at all. The eggs were tasteless, bagels were hard, and there were no fruits or anything healthier to eat besides light and fit yogurt. Everything served in paper plates, disposable silverware and styrofoam cups."