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8.0
Scored 8.0
Tuba City is not a tourist destination; rather, it is a base...
Tuba City is not a tourist destination; rather, it is a base for touring the area between the Grand Canyon and Monument Valley. Tuba City, itself, has little for the tourist, but the Navaho Interactive Museum and associated Trading Post are not to be missed. See Tuba City for what it is, an opportunity to learn about one of the most underappreciated and invisible cultures and peoples in America.
John
United States of America
8.0
Scored 8.0
This is a small town in the middle of nowhere.
This is a small town in the middle of nowhere. However, I was on my way to the Grand Canyon and this was a good stopping point on my 3 day drive. The drive to Tuba City was very scenic with incredible rock formations and pretty good roads. Traffic was not heavy in March and I enjoyed the vistas along the way. The New Mexico portion of the drive was not that scenic, but once into Arizona it really started to look incredible. Tuba City is only an hour from the east entrance to the Grand Canyon and I found this a very easy way into the park. Far less traffic than the south entrance.
Kristina
United States of America
10
Scored 10
I was there to tour the Hopi reservation Which I did with a...
I was there to tour the Hopi reservation Which I did with a guide. I was also interested in the problems the Tribe are encountering today and see if there is anything a person like me can help with. The information I received helped me decide what I could do to help.
What a wonderful experience.
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Anonymous
United States of America
6.0
Scored 6.0
Code Talker exhibit was nice.
Code Talker exhibit was nice. We stayed between Monument Valley and Flagg; Tuba City is about the best you'll get on that route! Not a lot of food choice beyond Fast Food and bad Chinese. Be careful on the time zones, the Navajo side is 1 hour ahead as they observe DST, while the Hopi side does not and stays on MST. And no alcohol is allowed anywhere, so be careful to leave it hidden in your car!
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Anonymous
United States of America
8.0
Scored 8.0
Interesting to see largest town in Navajo nation.
Interesting to see largest town in Navajo nation. Realize social, economic life of dine. TC situated for many good excursions, Dino track, sunset crater, Hopi tour, etc Limited meal choices however, except for Cameron trading post.
Very comfortable bed and room. Clean and Quiet. Breakfast area lobby was average and good and average to good breakfast selection -- but a bit warm near the entrance to the hotel. Parking was OK if away from where Denny's is located 'next door'. AC worked well. Very comfortable one night stay after a long day of travel. Pleasant staff.
The staff were all amazing! The room was clean and quiet. Some of the furniture is dated but that didn't matter to us. The room rate included breakfast at the next door restaurant, Hogan. The breakfast was such a treat, from the servers, the service, and the food... try the french toast & fresh fruit!! This was our 2nd stay at this hotel.
It was a great hotel for home base when touring the Grand Canyon and surrounding points of interest. They were pet friendly (extra cost per dog) and they had a nice sized fenced in dog park. Breakfast was included also. 50 min drive to the south entrance to the Grand Canyon.
Courteous staff. Real nice room, clean, nice amenities like TV, Keurig coffee maker, microwave, refrigerator, comfortable beds. The hotel also offered complimentary breakfast at next door restaurant. Great breakfast and great value.
A real gem.
Very nice & friendly gentleman at the front desk - gave a lot of tips. Hotel is very nice, good standard, rooms were clean and spacious. Breakfast was simple but tasty
We were on route through Utah and Arizona when we came across this hotel for a one night stay. We were very impressed with the entire experience and staff.
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