Monument Valley hotel guide. Marriott Hotels & Resorts hotel in Monument Valley, Utah

"“Wow! The Red Rock Cabin exceeded all expectations—so much nicer than the photos! The view is absolutely breathtaking. While the sunset is behind the house, waking up early rewards you with the most stunning sunrise. Clean, beautifully renovated, and truly worth every moment!”"

"Fantastic experience. Great views of the mountains from the balcony. Loved the town and visited Bluff Fort which was fantastic. Our room was beautifully decorated, spacious and comfy. The breakfast was beautiful, lots of handmade products including homebaked bread and yogurt. A very relaxing visit, wish we stayed longer. "

"Excellent place with a lovely outdoor sitting area!"

"Not a lot of choices in this middle of nowhere small town. It’s a decent place, though slightly expensive than I expected."

"This is a small seven-room motor hotel that despite its age, is in pretty darn good shape. If you’re looking for an affordable, clean, and comfortable motel to lay your head down, the Mokee Motel is for you. The bathroom and shower area has been recently updated, and the room features comfortable beds, DirecTV, large flat screen TV, microwave, and a small refrigerator. I’d stay here again. "

"The hotel has amazing views and is overall clean and well kept. The staff were very nice and were able to accommodate us a bit early. A few things did bother me though. Upon arriving to my room there a really strong smell of disinfectant which triggered my headache. The food from the restaurant was ok for dinner (we had the burger with fries, chicken tenders, and chilli) . The free breakfast buffet was not good at all. The eggs were tasteless, bagels were hard, and there were no fruits or anything healthier to eat besides light and fit yogurt. Everything served in paper plates, disposable silverware and styrofoam cups."