This hotel is ok for a one or two night stay while visiting the area, but that is about it. For the most part, the staff is friendly, but I believe the rates are a little high for the room quality. Right now, they are the only hotel in town, so this is to be expected. It appears that there... more

Not up to Quality inn standards. The carpet in the room was filthy and worn. Other than that it was only adequate. Restaurant next door ok. more

This hotel is almost the only game in town and was almost full, so I was concerned. There is no elevator so we had to take a handicapped room with only one bed to insure a first floor room. For a small fee, the management had a cot in the room so we could both have our own beds. The... more

On our way to Monument Valley from the Grand Canyon, we stopped over in Tuba City for the night. Our room rate was reasonable with a AAA discount. Nice clean room, spacious, and simple. Free WiFi was great so we could plan out our next stop. Free breakfast was hot and in a next door restraunt. Being able to have... more

We stopped here on our way to the Grand Canyon from Moab. Met our needs but this is a limited town. Had a mediocre dinner at Hogan's - the restaurant next to the motel. The staff at the restaurant and motel were generally unfriendly. There is a nice Indian museum right next to the motel but that is about it... more

This place was nice. It was basic but room was good and was clean. Staff were great and the area was nice and quiet. Would stay here again more

Nice place to stop, as the options to the Quality Inn in Tuba City is to share a bathroom elsewhere. Great if travelling from Denver on route to Flagstaff, Sedona, Phoenix etc and you want to visit the Grand Canyon. The Canyon is fairly nearby and saves a return trip latter from Sedona where we stayed 2 weeks. The room... more

We were disappointed with our stay at this hotel. We stayed here for a night while we were visiting Monument Valley. The room was spacious and mostly clean. There is no elevator to go to the 2nd floor, so you have to carry all your luggages in the stairs. The biggest problem was the adjacent restaurant (nearly the only one... more

Stayed in the Navajo Nation on the 12th day of our holiday. This was the most expensive hotel we had booked and without question was the worst hotel we had stayed at. The room stank of smoke despite a sign indicating a fine of $50 for cleaning. We are not sure whether the dog outside our room was resident or... more