gearpatrol

At The View Hotel in Monument Valley, the Name Says it All

Travel 105 miles west of where Arizona, Utah, New Mexico and Colorado converge, and you’ll run into the 91,000 acres of Monument Valley Park, a section of the Colorado Plateau controlled by the Navajo ...
East Bay Times

The View Hotel builds on Monument Valley’s past

Naming the Navajo Nation’s new hotel at Monument Valley Tribal Park was easy. The View Hotel looks out on one of the most spectacular vistas in the Southwest, the red-rock monoliths rising from the ...
eturbonews

Monument Valley’s View Hotel part of Native Americans’ push to connect tourists, tradition

MONUMENT VALLEY, Utah – Naming the Navajo Nation’s new hotel at Monument Valley Tribal Park was easy. MONUMENT VALLEY, Utah – Naming the Navajo Nation’s new hotel at Monument Valley Tribal Park was ...
AZ Central

Monument Valley is open: Can you drive through it, and other visitor questions answered

After more than a year of being closed during the pandemic, Monument Valley Navajo Tribal Park has reopened. The park that straddles the Arizona/Utah state line opened in July after the Navajo Nation ...
THE WEEK

Hotel of the week: The View Hotel, Monument Valley, Utah

The View certainly earns its name, said Nancy Trejos in The Washington Post. The only hotel in Utah’s Monument Valley Navajo Tribal Park, it offers stunning panoramas of the East and West Mitten ...
TwinCities.com

At Monument Valley, deep in Navajo Nation, the view’s a butte

Somewhere on Route 89 in Arizona, we began to wonder whether we’d ever make it to Monument Valley. It was mid-January, and snow showers had turned into a full-on snowstorm. My high school friend Roy ...