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Featured Monument Valley Boutique Hotels

La Posada Pintada

239 N 7th E (Navajo Twins Dr) Bluff UT

$155 nightly

$177 total

Nov 1 - Nov 2

Total with taxes and fees

Free Cancellation

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Located in Bluff, La Posada Pintada is in a rural location, within a 15-minute walk of Twin Rocks and Comb Ridge.

Breakfast included

Parking included

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Monument Valley hotels essential information

Accommodation	131 hotels
Lowest Price	$177
Highest Price	$177
Popular hotels	La Posada Pintada

Most Recent Monument Valley Hotel Reviews

Bears Ears Inn

5 out of 5

Posted 12 hours ago

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"Great breakfast. Get there early. Friendly staff and comfortable bed."

A verified traveler stayed at Bears Ears Inn

Blue Sage Inn & Suites

5 out of 5

Posted 17 hours ago

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"When we first pulled up, we were not sure what to expect. The room was much better than our expectations. The bed, was very comfortable and the room was VERY clean. Breakfast was enough to get us through the day (probably didnt need the cinnamon bun, lol) I would only make 1 suggestion VERY VERY minor, a table on both sides of the bed."

A verified traveler stayed at Blue Sage Inn & Suites

Inn at the Canyons

4 out of 5

Posted 3 days ago

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"The pool and hot tub were fantastic. The breakfast was okay but didn't have a lot of protein options. Basically bagels and bread. I think the thing that triggered me is that there is not elevator for the second floor. My sister walks fine for short distances but can't do stairs. We asked the front desk person if we could trade just one of our two rooms, and the entire time she was taking care of it she was rude and acted upset for us asking. I guess she wanted a disabled customer to try and go up and down the stairs? Weird. We were nice about it, I don't understand why you couldn't be."

A verified traveler stayed at Inn at the Canyons