Stay here for the view, but nothing else. Staff seem to be in a bad mood all the time and anything you ask them is too much trouble to respond to. Breakfast is awful. No staff in and terrible limited options. Restaurant food was fine. Rooms were also fine and do have great views.

Ellie age ten… The view is really beautiful from this place. I know why they named it “The View.” I think it’s cool because all of the rooms have a great view of the sunrise. The restaurant is not the best, but also has a wonderful view. The trading post has all kinds of Native American crafts. It’s cool and you should check it out. Everybody gathers outside for the sunset and it looks like a painting. After this, a movie starts on the patio and everyone can watch it. Now, you may be wondering why we’ve rated this hotel only four stars. Here’s all the downsides in one big blow. My daddy says the beds are uncomfortable and mama found an m and m in one of them. Some of our party members disliked the food strongly. Also, it’s really, really, really pricy. But the view kind of cancels all of those things out. Anywho, it’s pleasant to stay for one night, but I don’t think I would want to stay anymore.

My stay was truly magical. I was captivated by the stunning beauty of Monument Valley, all from a property filled with the kindest, most accommodating staff. There’s a quiet, spiritual energy in the land that’s hard to put into words, it stays with you long after you leave. The accommodation offered one of the most breathtaking views I’ve ever seen from a hotel room window. I will most definitely return for a longer stay to experience everything this sacred and awe-inspiring area has to offer

The view was stunning. The room was very clean and comfortable. I found my coffee maker was broken so forget my tasty cup o Joe with the sunrise. I inquired but no coffee in the lobby. Had to wait for the restaurant to open. They didn’t act like anything would be done about the coffee maker but when I got back to the room they brought another one. The food was meh with minimal healthy options. I’d suggest eating elsewhere or bring fresh fruit and vegetables and/or something microwaveable. Definitely only worth one night if you want the view. And after polling other patrons, definitely stay in a cabin.

Fabulous view from our balcony. Staff not very helpful or welcoming apart from one guy who asked if we wanted our room cleaning. Breakfast was help yourself, not great. Didn't stay for the evening meal as other guests advised us not to. Room was fine, bit dated, but adequate - compare to other hotels we'd stayed in the View isn't worth the price in my opinion. The highlight of the visit was a 2 and a half hour private tour of the Valley with Steven, a Navajo guide who was born there. He was great, sharing a lot of information about the tribe and their customs, stopping for us to take photos, we saw things we wouldn't have been able to access without Steven. The best thing about the hotel is.....the view!