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This is a small town at the doorstep to the road leading into Monument Valley. With only about 3 places to stay, there seems to be a premium put on rates, at least during summer travel season. All appear to be high-priced.

Lucky we only stayed one night in this hotel; next time we go there we will not sleep there for sure. So for the price it's crazy that there is no wifi, no refrigerator, no breakfast.This hotel is good only for emergencies.

There is limited number of local restaurants. The most popular was an hour wait to get a table let alone a meal. We ended up at the Blue Coffee Pot which had a very local feel to it. Huge portions and decent food and decent service. Restaurants close early here. My suggestion is to eat early!

the hotel was easy to get to, plenty of parking however was a bit taken back when front staff said they had had some vandalism to cars, but at least they let us know and told us to put a card on our car so night watch could know whose car it was and we had no issues, the setting was lovely, we ate in the restaurant and it was the dish I had was absolutely wonderful-a green chili stew with pablano. The gift shop cute and inviting. The room was clean-we just stayed one night. we stayed there so we could get the anteloupe canyon Navajo tour which was pretty close

Kayenta is a nice out of the ordinary place to visit. Location to other attractions was exactly what we were looking for. Everyone we had contact with were very nice , helpful and informative. The dinning establishments were adequate and again very accommodating.

The main advantage of Kayenta is that it is about 25 minutes drive for the Monument Valley and it is basically the only place at this distance that has decent facilities and places to stay. And even so the selection is not that great. Otherwise it is an unremarkable place.