We drove to Monument Valley from Bryce Canyon and stayed at Goulding's Lodge. The service was wonderful. The room was spacious, very clean and had an unbelievable view of Monument Valley from its balcony. Watching the sun set over Monument Valley from our balcony was a stunning visual experience. This is a very self contained resort. We ate at their restaurant, which was excellent and shopped at their gift shop which had some very unusual items not found elsewhere. If you intend to visit Monument Valley, Utah, this is THE place to stay.

We liked the recently renovated property. Apartment was disappointment. Place has professional staffs. Our Navajo guide was the very best. Sunset views are to die for. But the value for money is not there.

Amazing views from the room balcony and property; No internet or cell service the two days we were there; there is nothing nearby, so be prepared to get food, etc. at lodge property; staff very friendly and helpful; restaurant on property is very good and reasonable; food court (near gas station) has nice (to go) breakfast sandwiches and pizza, subs, and fried chicken for lunch; there is also a grocery store, car wash, and laundry. Take the $5 tour of the Goulding's museum – well worth it. Since the the most popular park was closed, we took a half day trip to Gooseneck state park and Valley of the Gods – awusm views/sights. Later in the day we took a 3.5 hour tour thru Gouldings and it was good, but not sure it was worth $79.95/pp. we did, however get to some sights behind the lodge that we would have never done in our car or even known about. There is an indoor pool but it was too cold for us to bother and there is a gift shop. The interior of our room was clean, king size bed, fridge, desk, coffee maker. The room could use some updating and maybe lighten up the carpet, walls, and bedspread.

I used to stay here - sometime for weeks at a time while making commercials many years ago. The service and cleanliness have not changed. It was excellent then and excellent now. The gift shop is one of the best in the southwest.

We stayed here for 2 nights after finding out that the other hotel I booked was closed. The room was okay reminded me of Days Inn looks like newly renovated it had everything you need for a short stay. Bed was comfortable, however bathroom was small. You are definitely paying for the views. The balcony was large and had the full views of the monument. Food was tasty and staff was helpful. Make sure you read their cancellation policy. You also need to login to WiFi for inactive use. We took the 3hr modified tour which really is a waste of money since you’re not allowed to enter Monument valley due to the pandemic very disappointed we didn’t get to see the sites we planned to visit. Our Navajo guide was informative and our tour ended early.