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Guest Rating
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Cities
- Grand Canyon Vlg
- Peach Springs
- Tuba City
- Tusayan
- Williams
Brands
- Best Western Plus
- Days Inn
- Dazzler by Wyndham
- Holiday Inn
- Independent
- La Quinta
- Motel 6
- No brand
- Ramada Worldwide
- Super 8
Property Types
- Hotel
- Resort
Very nice check in person very clean nice breakfast great location
The staff were delightfully friendly. Am & Pm interactions.
The staff were very nice a polite.
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Beautiful hotel. Very clean, quiet and bed comfy. Exceeded our expectations. Check in staff was friendly and efficiently had everything ready upon arrival.
Very friendly staff and very clean!
Good loctaion central to Grand Canyon south rim and Monument valley. Large rooms!
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Close to Grand Canyon, pools were heated and hot tub was hrest
Proximity to Grand Canyon main entrance. Lots of amenities in the town where hotel located
Indoor pool and jacuzzi with movie
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The Breakfast, everyone of us found what we liked
A very friendly staff, clean comfortable room which was a bargain, very good breakfast, and conveniently located.
Indoor hot tube and pool were great, and breakfast was very good.
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Staff are helpful and willing to accommodate you
Close tot grand canyon
The location is excellent for access to the Grand Canyon. Otherwise the hotel is very much like most similar hotel chains.
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Rooms were nice.
The location and the unique Also breakfast is decoration. Very clean. Breakfast is very good with good price.
The location
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Proximity to grand canyon
The best thing about this hotel was the location. It?s about as close to the South Rim of the Grand Canyon as you can get without camping or staying at the lodges inside the National Park. That is the primary reason why I would say ?yes, I recommend.?
wonderful location beautiful and clean
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The convenience and the area was not too crowded
Very clean the beds are so comfortable. The air conditioner was very comfortable. I miss her was very friendly and very peaceful. I’m a local and I’ve stayed in a lot of hotels up here. And this one I give a five star rating.
Location and price
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Nothing rude service dirty room
It was clean
Clean, newly remodeled.
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The view out the window was amazing
The close proximity to the freeway
Room had refrigerator and microwave oven. Four pillows for the bed, a desk and two chairs. Shampoo also provided.
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Location walking distance to everything! Great !
Nice staff
The Front Desk Staff are always so friendly and helpful
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The location wasn't bad, But the gentleman working the front desk seemed rude and very un-personable.
Great location. Nice breakfast. Good room
Location to the grand canyon is perfect.
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Staff was nice, location was good
Location was decent.
Bathroom shower was latge
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It was quiet
Location and wanted pool and hot tub
How friendly the staff was
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Cleanliness, scenic route.
The hot breakfast, 24hour coffee and hot chocolate and indoor pool and jacuzzi.
Close to the train
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Bathroom was nice.
Walking distance to attractions, restaurants, and night life. Easy in and out access. Staff is very accommodating and polite. Bed was comfortable.
The staff allowed me to check in early!
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Cleanliness
Location, clean, affordable,
Extremely clean. Priced well. Good breakfast. Great location.
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It's a beautiful hotel and the staff were amazing. It was absolutely spotless inside and on the grounds. It's also a great place to stay with my service Dogs as long as you follow their "Dog Room" rules.
Very clean
Great Hot breakfast was included.
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Staff, location
Nice hotel and great amenities nearby
Location to Grand Canyon Train and walkable to Williams shops and restaurants.
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The staff was fantastic! Helpful, warm and welcoming. Great hospitality!!
It was nice to have a kitchen and the camper was very nice. It was all new and very beautiful. It was also very clean. It is nice to be able to have access to be outside.
The camper was clean, and was what it was said to be.
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The pool and hot tub are wonderful.
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Guy, note clerk that worked there was the best help. So far from home. He made us feel at home , excellent you g man, he needs a raise
The front desk. She was AMAZING!!!!! Thank you to the stars!!!
I was disapointed that the microwave and refrigerator were in the lobby and was supposed to
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Where to stay in Tuba City
Learn about the top neighbourhoods of Tuba City
This Northern Arizona destination along historic Route 66/I-40 is known for its picturesque views and authentic Western village personality. Browse the unique shops and galleries in downtown Williams, or hop aboard the vintage Grand Canyon Railway for a two-hour journey right into Grand Canyon National Park. For a different kind of journey, drive through the Bearizona wildlife park, or enjoy nearby Kaibab National Forest adventure.
This awe-inspiring South Rim destination puts visitors right at the doorstep of Grand Canyon National Park, one of the oldest national parks in the country and home to the spectacular Grand Canyon. Beyond its geological beauty, the park features a number of historical buildings and museums along the South Rim, including the Historic Village District. Visitors enjoy the area's many recreational activities, including mule trips, bird watching, hiking and much more.
Which days have the lowest hotel rates?
Average hotel price on Tuesday is just under $200.
In Tuba City, hotel prices typically rise at the beginning of the week, peaking around Tuesday at just under $200, before gradually declining towards the weekend. The prices are generally lower on Sunday, with a notable dip, reaching around $160.
Which month has the best hotel rates?
Lowest prices around $110 in January, highest around $180 in May.
In Tuba City, hotel prices typically rise from January to May, peaking around May at just over $180. The lowest prices are found in January, around $110, while prices decrease again in October to around $150.
How far in advance should I book?
Same-day hotel rates in Tuba City are around $130–$140.
In Tuba City, hotel prices tend to increase as the check-in date approaches, particularly for high-demand options, which are often fully booked three weeks prior. Lower quality hotels may reduce prices last minute, with same-day rates typically around $130–$140.
How much do hotels cost by star rating?
Most popular 3-star hotels around $145.
In Tuba City, hotel distribution varies by star rating, with prices generally increasing as star levels rise. The most popular category is 3-star hotels, priced at just over $145. Small variations are observed between adjacent ratings.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Top Tips
- Rates for hotel rooms near central Tuba City climb 40-60% and availability drops to under 20% during the Navajo Nation Fair each September. Book at least 3 weeks ahead to secure standard rates, typically $75-$110 USD, and ensure your preferred dates.
- Always confirm with front desk staff whether tap water is potable before drinking, as 30% of local motels may have intermittent water safety issues. If uncertain, use bottled water, which is stocked at most motel lobbies or nearby convenience stores.
- For late arrivals, choose motels with verified 24-hour front desks, such as Best Western Plus, to reduce the risk of check-in delays after 9 PM. Confirm after booking, as some properties list 24-hour service but may limit access.
- Expect unitemized surcharges of 3-5% at chain motels, added to the Navajo Nation sales tax of 7.725%. Prepaid rates may reduce some fees, but always review your reservation total prior to arrival.
- Book and schedule all activities, including check-in, using Mountain Time (UTC-7), which Tuba City observes year-round. This avoids up to 20% of check-in errors that occur during Arizona's seasonal Daylight Saving Time transitions.
- Request step-free access during booking; only Best Western Plus and Super 8 offer reliably step-free entrances and verified roll-in showers. If accessibility is essential, confirm door saddle or threshold height before arrival, as some rooms may have rises over 3 inches.
- Decline Dynamic Currency Conversion (DCC) when using international cards at motel terminals, since it adds 4-7% in fees. For cash, ATMs at City Bank or IGA charge a flat $3.50 USD - withdraw larger amounts to keep fees low.
- Remote workers should select accommodations reporting at least 100 Mbps upload speeds. Currently, only Best Western Plus and La Quinta average this level; other motels may only offer 8-15 Mbps. At check-in, ask about access to any 'business-tier' internet options if needed.
- Cell reception varies: Verizon covers about 85% of Tuba City, but AT&T and T-Mobile drop to under 50%, especially along routes 160 and 163. Download offline Google Maps in advance and carry printed directions to avoid navigation issues.
- Incidents of 3-5 car break-ins per week occur in local motel parking areas, particularly along Route 160. Store valuables in in-room safes or keep them with you; avoid leaving any items in vehicles overnight.
- Staying at Navajo Nation Tourism Division-certified properties, such as Thunderbird Lodge, supports local economic equity; these motels generate an estimated 28% more local revenue per guest than national chains. Confirm certification to contribute directly to local communities.
- If traveling with camping gear, some motels including El Rancho Motel provide propane refills for $3.20 USD per gallon, about 30% cheaper than area gas stations. Call ahead to check availability, as this service is not always advertised.
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