We were there in September 2010. It was essentially a large motel spreadout in the middle of nowhere. You do not have many choices if you want to be close to Monument Valley. Nevertheless, it was quite good for an overnight stay and clean. All your basic needs were there, dining facility, computer access, gift shop, pool, coin laundry etc.... More

when we first arrived, it wasn't very welcoming at all. the staff didn't seem to be interested. however, when we got to our room, we were slightly surprised. it was a basic hotel but the room was big enough with two beds and a decent bathroom. there was not a lot of choice in the area. We didn't eat or... More

We recently drove from the Denver area to Sedona. We thought we could easily get a room on a Thursday night in September. This was not the case. We ended up staying at the Kayenta Inn. We were promptly told they only had 5 rooms left and they were all smoking rooms, came with nothing (no breakfast, etc) and were... More

This hotel is owned and managed by the Navajo people. As such, there is no alcohol allowed on the reservation. We went for dinner in the restaurant. It was chaos. Staff didn't really know what they were doing. We eventually got sat at a table for four with two other people whom we didn't know. Other tables were then later... More

Had I read and believed all the other posted reviews I NEVER would have stayed here.We arrived about 5pm, checked in and went to our room, which was in a separate building. Opened the outside door to the hallway and immediately smelled a nasty odor, best descibed as a mixture of mold-sweat-urine-smoke. Got to the room....same smell. I had requested... More

This motel has a virtually captive clientele. There's not much else choice (other than the 2 hotels, Goulding's and The View within Monument Valley itself and which are so often full). Its an above average size motel with very reasonable sized rooms and a large, basic restaurant. Staff are friendly enough. Its not the kind of place one would choose... More

we left the grand canyon a day early and thought we would stay in Page, AZ - all booked up - Kayenta inn was only place on our path that had rooms on a Saturday night. We paid $200 for a room that should top out at $130, but too weary to sweat it. We arrived at 10 pm and... More

The room was lovely. Had a separate room, living room and bathroom. The internet was slow but it worked. There would be a queue to use it but it was fine. More

This hotel is managed the way all hotels should be organized. It's clean, the overall appearance is excellent and the food is very good. There is, in fact not much to say here. It's the way a hotel should be kept. The price-quality ration is as it should be. Definitely recommended. More