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1. Navajoland Hotel of Tuba City
Navajoland Hotel of Tuba City



2. La Quinta Inn & Suites by Wyndham Shonto
La Quinta Inn & Suites by Wyndham Shonto



3. Hopi Cultural Center
Hopi Cultural CenterOur prices for hotels in Tuba City are cheapest in February
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Top landmarks in Tuba City
Moenkopi Dinosaur Tracks

Coal Mine Canyon
Tuba City Trading Post
Explore Navajo Interactive Museum
Navajo Code Talkers Museum
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Ancient cultures come alive at the Explore Navajo Interactive Museum, where exhibits reveal the rich heritage of the Navajo Nation's largest Arizona community. Marvel at 200-million-year-old footprints at nearby Dinosaur Tracks, where prehistoric creatures left their mark in stone. The Navajo Code Talkers Museum honors the WWII heroes whose unbreakable language saved countless lives. Browse authentic crafts at the historic Tuba City Trading Post, established in 1870. Take a short drive to Coal Mine Canyon for rust-red cliffs and spires that photographers dream about. The surrounding Painted Desert offers a natural canvas of multicolored badlands stretching to the horizon. Ask locals about the best frybread in town – everyone has a favorite.
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La Quinta Inn & Suites by Wyndham Shonto
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Navajoland Hotel of Tuba City
"The rooms were recently renovated and very clean. Comfortable beds (one queen per room, so our family of four needed two rooms). We appreciated being able to bring our dog (for a fee). The restaurant was somewhat disappointing for dinner but was quite inexpensive. The free (with coupon) breakfast buffet was pretty chaotic—running out of items and cutlery for longish periods, probably due to a tour group overwhelming the staff—but the offerings were good, and we all managed to get well fed in the end."
Hopi Cultural Center
"We’ve stayed here before and liked it. Nothing fancy but the price is right and the staff are great. One of the things that we like is the restaurant onsite. Unfortunately, this stay was on a Sunday evening and we didn’t realize that the restaurant was closed on Sundays. We arrived planning on eating there but could have stopped earlier in our trip for a meal if we had known that the restaurant would be closed. The man at the front desk apologized for the inconvenience and later when I asked for ice he gave us access to the fountain drinks, which I thought we as very thoughtful of him. I would still recommend it, especially if you are interested in the local culture. The room was clean and the only complaint I had about the room was the lack of power outlets."
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