Hampton Inn Kayenta

The room is not big, but it is clean and tidy, and the mattress is comfortable. The bathroom is clean and has a small night light, which is quite cozy. American hotels do not provide toiletries, so you need to prepare them yourself.

The famous The View was fully booked, so I stayed here. It's not far to drive to Monument Valley. The Hampton Inn, owned by the Navajo people, has a beautiful lobby and standard Hampton rooms. When you check in, you will be reminded not to leave anything in the car. There are beggars around, so there may be security issues, but I didn't see any. The fried bread in the restaurant is like the fried pancakes in northern China, which is quite delicious. The homemade honey has a unique flavor. There is a Burger King next to it, which is also the most unique Burger King. It is a small museum that introduces and displays the contributions of the Windtalkers Navajo people in World War II.

After watching the sunset at Monument Valley, if you head towards Page, it’s a good place to stay.

Clean hotel, well located. Free parking. Small room for three and very noisy air conditioning. Good outdoor pool. We tested the hotel restaurant, typical Navajo decor with fireplace, courteous staff. Decent menu but no alcoholic drinks. Good breakfast. Good for a stopover near Monument Valley.

One of my favorite inns. Satisfied.

Recommended for use when visiting Monument Valley. Room is spacious and clean. Breakfast was okay, and although there aren't many restaurants around the hotel, it's convenient to have dinner at the hotel.