Navajo & Hopi Stays
These properties are all located on Navajo and Hopi land — staying at one puts money directly into the communities whose ancestral lands you're exploring.
Cameron Trading Post
Cameron
A venerable bastion of frontier hospitality just outside the South Rim's Desert View entrance and a great starting point to explore the Navajo Nation
Navajo Land
Tuba City
The Western Gateway to Hopiland — built at the vision of village Elders to welcome the world — with Hopi cultural programs, guided mesa tours, and warm hospitality right out the front door.
Moenkopi Legacy Inn
Tuba City
The Western Gateway to Hopiland — built at the vision of village Elders to welcome the world — with Hopi cultural programs, guided mesa tours, and warm hospitality right out the front door.
Hopi Cultural Center
Second Mesa
Perched atop Second Mesa in the heart of Hopiland, with a museum, authentic Hopi cuisine, and artist demonstrations right outside your door.
The View Hotel
Monument Valley
The Western Gateway to Hopiland — built at the vision of village Elders to welcome the world — with Hopi cultural programs, guided mesa tours, and warm hospitality right out the front door.
Monument Valley Inn
Kayenta
A solid, well-situated base camp on the Navajo Nation — Monument Valley is 30 miles north, and Navajo National Monument is just 35 minutes the other direction.
Hampton Inn
Kayenta
A dependable adobe-style outpost in the heart of the Navajo Nation, with the Navajo Code Talker Exhibit next door and Monument Valley just 25 miles up the road.
Gouldings Lodge
Monument Valley
A living piece of Western history — the same trading post that lured John Ford and John Wayne to Monument Valley now puts you right at the doorstep of their iconic backdrop.
Sash Dine Eco-Retreat
Page, AZ
A Navajo-owned, off-grid glamping ranch on family grazing lands — hogans, bell tents, sheep wagons, and five million stars, minutes from Antelope Canyon and Horseshoe Bend.