3-Star Hotels in Coconino County

Charming Nostalgic Vibes and Excellent Staffing I had a wonderful stay here and was particularly impressed by how well-managed the property is. The check-in counter was appropriately staffed, and the friendly team made the process seamless. Since the hotel is quite large, the staff provided a map of the vicinity and very clear instructions on how to reach our room. Even though our room was located quite a distance from the reception, we had no trouble finding our way. Parking was consistently busy, but despite the high volume of cars, we were always able to find an available spot without much stress. We absolutely loved the room! it has a beautiful nostalgic feel that manages to feel classic rather than ”old.” It was spotlessly clean, the beds were very comfortable, and the bathroom was huge. We didn't utilize the balcony since it faced the parking lot, but I imagine it would be lovely to crack open for some fresh air during the summer. One minor disappointment was the amenities. They provide Salt & Stone products, which we love, but unfortunately, the shower and bath gel hadn't been topped up prior to our check-in. It was a shame we didn't get to use them, but it didn't overshadow an otherwise great stay. Overall: A great blend of character and efficiency. I’d definitely stay here again!

Super big room and clean. Only thing I was concerned is the curtain. Only one layer can close, the other layer is for decoration only. It is not thick enough esp. when I was given a level 1 room facing car park. With room lights on (2nd pic) and off (3rd pic), the curtain is a bit transparent. I had to do all changing in bathroom although I suppose to have full privacy in my room. Also, morning light penetrated through, made me waked up even earlier than the alarm set. Another thing to share is about the noise. I saw other reviews that Aircon is noisy but I find it is normal. The noise came from the fridge, which I usually power it off.

Great Location and Perks, but Where is the Staff? I’m giving this stay 3 stars strictly due to the service, which was among the worst I’ve experienced at a hotel. The biggest issue is the lack of presence at the front desk. At my scheduled check-in time, the reception was empty. I had to repeatedly shout ”hello” before anyone appeared. This happened throughout my stay—whenever I had a question about the weather or my tour, I had to yell for someone to come out from the back. If you aren't going to staff the desk 24/7, please at least invest in a service bell so guests don't have to shout. The housekeeping staff also seemed to be in their own world. They rarely acknowledged guests; in fact, I frequently found myself holding the elevator door for them to exit before me. When I asked for a shower cap, I was told they simply don't provide them. It’s a shame because the location is actually great and very quiet, with plenty of parking available. The hotel does offer some nice perks, like a free breakfast for guests and complimentary cookies in the pantry. However, unlike other places, the coffee and tea are pre-made rather than freshly brewed. Overall: If you value peace and quiet and don't mind hunting for staff when you need help, the location is fine. But the service culture here needs a serious overhaul.

Hubby and k got the last available room as we did not have plans to go as far as the Grand Canyon NP on this supposedly short trip.  We were very happy to find this location, perfect for distance just outside the South Entrance.  We got what we needed at the little store available in the hotel as well as having dinner in the Saloon without having to go anywhere outside.  Our room was very clean, have coffee available for the next day with amenities just enough to get us over for the next day.  I’d stay here again as it was also very affordable. Highly recommend it.

The room was very clean and the staff was very friendly. Unfortunately, the elevator was not working and we had to carry our large suitcase down four flights of stairs when we checked out.

I came from the Grand Canyon, on a road trip through Red Rock country. Tuba City was an easy overnight. Nav ajoland was clean and the staff friendly and accommodating. It sits adjacent to the Tuba Trading Post and Navajo Codetalkers museum. I a rrived 5 minutes after those closed and had to be on the road an hour before they opened - bummer. It was HOT during this road trip - so I often judge a place by its pool and airconditioner! No pool here, but a small dog park so my pup could be off leash. Good foot at the Hogan Restaurant, also adjacent to the hotel, again with very friendly staff. Good internet and nice room layout.

Good - Unique accomodation. Sky gazing opportunity. Spacious, bed is comfy. Bad - The dome heats up quickly in the morning. The air-con is not powerful enough to cool down. Tried once but not really worth the money.

Really great location for Lake Powell. Pools are nice - there are two - with one hot tub that’s not functioning very well. 10/10 for the Lake Powell view from the common area. It’s however a bit rundown… rooms are clean, but they are very dated and need proper maintenance. Being in the middle of the desert area also means wildlife in the room - I was faced with a highly venomous bark scorpion in the room. Asked the receptionist, yet it turned out no one could help… If you aren’t brave enough, maybe best to avoid. The room had a marina view. But that wasn’t what I hoped for - I was looking for a room with a lake view. Maybe better listing is needed.

While the staff was exceptionally friendly and helpful, the beds in the room were so uncomfortable. The mattresses were way too hard and felt like a spring was trying to poke through. There were small flying bugs constantly in the bathroom. I would not recommend this hotel if you're looking for a comfortable night's sleep.

Amazing sunrise from the front of the hotel. Good hotel staff with breakfast, although there is stairs up to the second floor but you can request for the first floor.