Recently Reviewed Hotels around Monument Valley

Hotels in Monument Valley

• Goulding's Lodge & Campground
  "Recommended but with a word of caution"
  "Great location, clean rooms, nothing fancy, spectacular views. But make sure that you are getting a room in the main lodge, not the duplexes half a mile down the road. We stopped to check availability for the night, and the clerk explained that there was one room left, so we took it. Only later i..."n the check-in process did he explain that we were not going to be in the main lodge where the office was located, but in an area where the campground was located. We did drive to see the duplexes, which appeared to us to be dormitories or apartments for employees or extended stays. In any event, the area was not appealing to us, and did not have a view, as described. We returned to the main desk to return the keys, intent on finding another hotel. To his credit, the clerk reassigned us to a room in the main hotel, and we had a very nice stay. " More >
• The View Hotel
  "Only place to stay"
  "If you go to Monument Valley, there is only one place to stay, the View Hotel. The views are spectacular (hence the name) and the sunrise from our balcony was amazing. The food in the restaurant is better than it needs to be, and we highly recommend the Navajo tacos."
• Goulding's Lodge & Campground
  "Views of the valley, history abounds"
  "Goulding's has a long history, which is what sets it apart from numerous other accommodations in the immediate area. The rooms are motel-style and comfortable, with balconies that face a sweeping vista. The "museum" could use a bit of dusting, but it's interesting enough, and the story of how Harry ..."and "Mike" (Leone) Goulding found the spot, camped there in a tent for several years, and marketed it to Hollywood Director John Ford as a location for Westerns adds charm to the hotel and environs. Nice gift shop, small indoor pool. Nearby grocery store. Good base for exploring Monument Valley. " More >