This hotel comprises a main building as well as 2 annexe blocks and features a total of 62 rooms. Facilities include a foyer with a... more »
This hotel comprises a main building as well as 2 annexe blocks and features a total of 62 rooms. Facilities include a foyer with a reception, a restaurant, a café and a conference room. A car park is available to those arriving at the hotel by car. Located in the heart of Monument Valley this lodge has fantastic views of a stunning landscape. Originally a1920's Trading Post until later when the area became famous for its movie locations. Visit a set from a John Wayne film, or view amazing collections of movie memorabilia and Indian artefacts. Relax in an indoor, heated pool while watching the western skies above. Pool open year round. Work off your travel stress in the fitness room, or keep in touch with the outside world with our free public internet access and free wireless connection. Perched atop of a red rock ledge, breakfast, lunch or dinner is just steps away. Every table has a view. Meals are served by friendly Native Americans who are happy to introduce you to the Navajo Taco. Or feast on American favorites while soaking up the panorama. Open year-round. Enjoy a delicious meal while experiencing the rugged outdoor beauty of Monument Valley.
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This Lodge is almost at the entrance of
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Posted Dec 13, 2008
Okay
This Lodge is almost at the entrance of the spectacular Monument Valley. It is very affordable and has a lot of gifts ideas tipical of the location ( Indian articrafts, handmade cochinas and so on ).
Customer by Keith T. at InsiderPages
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Posted Oct 18, 2008
Good
Found this great store on our road trip to the Grand Canyon, actually made a wrong turn and wound up going by Monument Valley, absolutely wonderful. Anyway, we stopped at the Goulding Lodge to do some shopping and found it to be a very nice, clean,...
43 year old male with a luxury budget, traveling for leisure
If you're going to Monument Valley, this is THE place you want to stay. There are several other hotels in Kayenta, but that is 25 miles away. This hotel is right there in the valley with views of the "monuments" from Every room in the hotel. It's built into the side of a cliff and is something to look at all by itself. Important to note is that there is No Alcohol served or sold here. Nearest is 60+ miles away in Mexican Hat, UT. If you'd like to have a drink, be sure to bring your own. It's ok with the management. Spectacular views abound. Refrigerator in room. Restaurant is not exotic, but the food is very good. There is a full grocery store within walking distance. Exceptional value for what you're actually getting!
50 year old female with a luxury budget, traveling for leisure
The value for your money here is unbeatable. For $225 (winter special), we received two nights lodging (with a great view), 2 all day tours of mystery valley and monument valley including lunch. We were in the area the end of March 2008 and had wonderful weather. The best part of the tour is the mystery valley part. The native american guides take you to areas of the park that are on private property and are accessible only with a permit and a guide.
60 year old female with a luxury budget, traveling for leisure
We stayed at Gouldings in September of 2005 as part of a Globus Adventures Tour. Our view of the monuments from our bedroom window was spectacular! The food at the restaurant was excellent. But the best was the quiet of the desert. At night you could hear the desert cool down and enjoy the silence from all the traffic and road noise of the day. The rooms were well maintained, especially when you consider the age of the hotel. This is not a glitzy place, but one of peace and the feeling of reconnecting with the past.
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