Really liked the upstairs and the native American themed art. More

Located between El Tovar Hotel and Verkamp's Curios (see separate reviews). this is another of the historic building designed by Mary Colter in the Grand Canyon. Built in 1905, it was intended to resemble a Hopi pueblo. Originally, it was intended to be a sort of living museum, in which the Hopi people could live while making and selling traditional... More

Do drop in and browse the merchandise when you are at the south rim of the Grand Canyon. Not a paramount inventory, but some nice pots and blankets. More

Visiting the Hopi House is a great way to spend an hour or so browsing in the cool. There are so many neat Native arts and crafts. They are all kinda expensive, so I didn't buy much, but it was fascinating just looking. More

This structure is a beautiful recreation of a Navajo "House" that sits right next to the Rim Trail overlooking the GC at the El Tovar Lodge area. It's a great place to find authentic Navajo art, but you won't find many bargains, if any. Although we enjoyed it, very few items were priced at a level that most people can... More

This was a great spot to pick up a souvenirs that was made by a native NAvaho and not in China. It is a bit pricey, but that is understandable when you consider what you are getting. Even if you are not looking at buying a native souvenir, it is worth taking a look. There is also a great view... More