The front desk staff was super awesome...polite, professional, informative. Our room was nice and comfortable and tastefully decorated and there was wonderful art and photos down the hallways. We received vouchers for I believe 3 different types of breakfast at the Hogan Restaurant, literally 50 steps away....or you could use an $8.00 credit towards any other breakfast menu item. The hotel was immediately next door to the Trading Post and the Explore Navajo Museum which was a great experience as well. We also went to see the Dinosaur Tracks which was approx 5 mins from the hotel....it is worth seeing....we met Ricky Redbird and he walked with us telling us all about the tracks, as well as some Navaho history...another great experience in Tuba City.

Breakfast was included (choice of 3) or 8 dollars deducted from any other chosen food. Offered choice was OK, however at the check-out a compulsory 8 dollar "group fee" (applicable from 5 and above) was asked to be paid, as we were 5. Well, even if there is a family with 3 kids this shouldn't be considered as a "group", though. So, the management should re-consider this, and apply only for real travel groups, not for families. Otherwise OK.

The hotel was extremely well located as a starting point for our round trip to Lower Antelope Canyon and Horseshoe Bend.

For breakfast, you had to go to the restaurant next door. For breakfast, you could only choose from three breakfast options and none were really appealing, but rather too small. Drink selection was also modest and any other drink outside the small choices (such as hot chocolate) had to be paid for separately. In addition, the service was very unfriendly.

It is a nicely appointed hotel. I would say it is about $120 a night hotel not the $160 we paid. The staff was friendly. The room was clean with comfortable beds. The free breakfast was at a restaurant next door. It was a good, basic breakfast. I would stay here again, but hopefully at a lower price.

The cost versus what I envision a hotel with their amenities would cost. Other than that, it was a good place to stay.

The facility was neat and clean and served as a great stopping point between Zion National Park and Phoenix. However, this is the highlight of my stay and why I am rating them 10 out of 10. A bit of a lengthy story, but it will show you just how kind the staff here was to me. I was traveling with my 7 year old daughter. I had an issue with my rental car on the way to the hotel. We hit a road hazard and I had to switch cars. The roadside assistance for my rental company was very inefficient, and kept me waiting hours on the phone...I had to check out already, and the rental company still hadn't provided a solution. The receptionists at the hotel were very sympathetic to my plight. They let me store my luggage safely after check in, and since I was an intl. traveller and using my phone would be expensive, one of the very kindhearted receptionists let me use her cell phone as I sat comfortably on the couch and made the necessary calls. The rental company eventually told me that someone would arrive in 4 hours (and this was already in the afternoon) with a different vehicle for me. This would be a problem, as I had to be in Phoenix soon and couldn't wait that long. Then came my miracle. A gentleman who is in charge of the maintenance at the hotel offered to take me and my daughter and all of our luggage, to Flagstaff. There I was able to pick up a different vehicle. Thanks to the kindness of this gentleman whose name I unfortunately didn't get, we arrived timely in Phoenix. I was blown away by this display of compassion and care, and highly recommend NavajoLand hotel.

What I did t like was when changing our check-in Date, I couldn’t go directly to booking.com or the hotel from my email reservation. I had to look up the hotel phone number and the first thing that came up on my phone was reservations.Com. Before I knew it they canceled one and booked the next day and charged 15.00 for doing so. I should have looked more carefully and made sure I was calling the hotel directly.

We were gladly surprised by this hotel. I guess we were expecting the typical motel (although we'd seen the pictures before, we didn't know what to expect because from picture to reality there's a big stretch sometimes) but it is a really charming place. The staff was really nice and the bedroom and bathroom were really clean. The bathroom itself (shower and toilet) was a little bit tiny but the sink and mirror are outside so it was pretty convenient. The room was pretty spacious and the beds were really comfortable. Oh, and breakfast was absolutely delicious!!!! I really recommend this place!

We had booked two rooms for an overnight stay. The beds are comfortable in a very spacious rooms. A small dining table with two chairs are provided as bonus. The fridge is big and quiet too. Parking is easy. We like everything here, including the courteous stuff. We also checked out the local Navajo exhibits et al around the hotel. We recommend everyone to do the same. WiFi is fast with unlimited devices allowed - a big big thing around the local area as T-mobile’s LTE has very poor data service here.

The AC is very strong. We are unable to figure out how to make the fan stop when it reaches certain temperature without setting the timer.

For the area/town this was a surprisingly upmarket hotel. The rooms were spacious and clean. The choice of coffee in the rooms was excellent. The coupon for a breakfast at the adjoining hotel was a surprise bonus. It was right next to the Navajo museum.

It was expensive, because there was no other accommodation in the town as far as I could see.

Super friendly staff. Did wear masks, as they were still mandated by the reservation, and requested. Very clean comfortable room, very secure. Breakfast was included, and you got to eat at the Hogan Family Restaurant. You got a voucher good for a variety of choices, and if you didn't like the choices, you were able to apply the voucher to an other breakfast. We stuck with the choices that were very good. This was a great place to stop on our way to the Grand Canyon, instead of paying more just to be closer. Tuba City is about two hours from the east entrance, which has no lines. I would do the same, and stay at NavajoLand Hotel again.

We were very pleased with our stay and can't think of anything I'd ask differently. I would have liked to eat dinner at the Hogan Family restaurant, but they were not open, and I don't know if the hotel really has control of this.