Based on the parking lot, the hotel did not seem crowded, yet we were put into a room where it looked like someone had tried to break into the room with a crow bar as the front of the door was all scratched and pieces of the door chipped away, so much so that when you closed the door, you could actually see light coming in from the hallway. We were so exhausted from having driven half the day and the door did close (we just dead bolted), that all we wanted to do was go to bed.
hotel nice, restaurant closed, brown bag breakfast boo! 8pm curfew, no local restaurants except fastfood. If possible avoid Kyanta, Az
The accessories and rugs (Native American made) nice gift shop
Clean, western theme, easy checkin. Excellent location in small town.
Grossly overpriced, this property should be going for perhaps $75 a night, not $200. It was average in every way.
I can’t say enough positive about our two night stay here. From the attractiveness and cleanliness of the facility, to the warmth and helpfulness of the staff it was all excellent. The breakfast was substantial, the rooms spacious, the restaurant for dinner delicious and the convenience of location to Monument Valley Navajo Tribal Park were all terrific. We were even fortunate enough to hear one of the remaining 9 Navajo code talkers, Peter McDonald, share his WWII experience. Highly recommend🙂
Hampton Inn Kayenta places you next to Navajo Cultural Center and Navajo Code Talkers Exhibit. This 73-room hotel has free breakfast along with conveniences like an outdoor pool and free in-room WiFi.
Each morning free breakfast is included with your stay. Enjoy a bite to eat at Reuben Heflin Restaurant, the hotel's onsite restaurant. Satisfy your hunger from the comfort of your room with room service.
All 73 rooms feature coffee makers, free local calls, and ironing boards. Guests can expect 40-inch flat-screen TVs with cable channels, along with free WiFi and wired Internet. Bathrooms offer hair dryers and free toiletries. Rooms also include desks.
Guests of Hampton Inn Kayenta have access to an outdoor pool, a fitness center, and free WiFi in public areas. Free parking is available if you drive. The 24-hour front desk has staff standing by to help secure valuables, and answer any questions about the accommodations. Additional amenities include a business center, coffee/tea in a common area, and a gift shop.
Based on the parking lot, the hotel did not seem crowded, yet we were put into a room where it looked like someone had tried to break into the room with a crow bar as the front of the door was all scratched and pieces of the door chipped away, so much so that when you closed the door, you could actually see light coming in from the hallway. We were so exhausted from having driven half the day and the door did close (we just dead bolted), that all we wanted to do was go to bed.
hotel nice, restaurant closed, brown bag breakfast boo! 8pm curfew, no local restaurants except fastfood. If possible avoid Kyanta, Az
The accessories and rugs (Native American made) nice gift shop
Clean, western theme, easy checkin. Excellent location in small town.
Thank You for your feedback, I am pleased to read that your stay was enjoyable, I hope to see you return to our location and stay with us again :)
I am very happy to read that you enjoyed your stay and that it was pleasant one. We loved having you :)
Thank You for your feedback, we loved having you :)
Grossly overpriced, this property should be going for perhaps $75 a night, not $200. It was average in every way.
I am very sorry that your stay was not so pleasant, I will address the issues immediately. Thank You for taking the time to rate our hotel, we loved having you :)
I can’t say enough positive about our two night stay here. From the attractiveness and cleanliness of the facility, to the warmth and helpfulness of the staff it was all excellent. The breakfast was substantial, the rooms spacious, the restaurant for dinner delicious and the convenience of location to Monument Valley Navajo Tribal Park were all terrific. We were even fortunate enough to hear one of the remaining 9 Navajo code talkers, Peter McDonald, share his WWII experience. Highly recommend🙂
I am very sorry we are responding late but very happy to read that you enjoyed your stay with us. I hope to see you come back :)