Best Western Canyon de Chelly Inn - Chinle, Arizona, U.S.A.

7.7 Out of 10 Good Guests Recommend: Yes

Amenities: 8.0 Cleanliness: 8.0 Location: 7.0 Comfort: 8.0 Service: 7.0 Value: 7.0

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Vicky from St Ives, GB stayed on August 14, 2004

"The swimming pool and areas to sit both pool-side and in the garden were lovely. Very helpful information concerning guides to Canyon de Chelly. The drive through the canyon was spectacular and Kee (our guide) was great. Spacious rooms at the hotel and very quiet. Altogether a great place to stay."

Recommends the hotel to others? Yes

The Best Western Canyon de Chelly Inn welcomes you to one of the most beautiful, adventurous and scenic locations in Northeastern Arizona. We are located in the heart of the Navajo Nation and just 4 miles west of the beautiful Canyon de Chelly National Monument. Come explore the beauty of the natural landscape, ancient Indian ruins and scenic canyon walls that the monument has to offer. As our guest of the Best Western Canyon de Chelly Inn you will enjoy one of our comfortable, southwestern style, spacious rooms. Relax in our indoor heated pool, which is open 24-hours all year round. We are glad to arrange jeep, horseback, hiking and Mercedes Benz Unimog tours for you into Canyon de Chelly National Monument. While in Chinle, we welcome you to visit our gift shop that features only the finest in Indian arts and crafts. While visiting the Best Western Canyon de Chelly Inn please try our full service restaurant. We offer American, Southwest, Mexican, Italian and Navajo cuisine. Our restaurant features a unique pictorial record of Navajo life with recognition going to our World War II Navajo Marine Code Talkers, Native Royalty, Young People and Native Celebrities. Our walls are traditionally decorated with Navajo Rugs from the Adopt-a-Native Elder program; the purchase of each rug provides income for Navajo elders and the majority of the purchase goes back to the weaver. Another unique aspect of the restaurants decor is the display of the Navajo clan system banners. The clan banners created are handmade by local artisans. Navajo entertainment is featured on Thursday evenings providing music, drama, poetry and dancing. It gives our guests a deeper understanding and respect for the Navajo people. That's why we say at Junction Restaurant, you will find that "Tradition is Served Daily".