Dinnebito is an area in the Utah portion of the Navajo Nation. Traditional Indian culture is important to Dinnebito residents. Sheep provide clothing, wool for rug weaving and food. The Navajo rugs are then sold. Medicine, ceremonies and prayers are centered on local plants and trees. Visitors to the Navajo Nation in Utah can stay on the reservation or right outside the reservation in Tuba City just 13 miles away.
The Quality Inn Navajo Nation offers 80 guest rooms, RV parking with hookups and pet-friendly accommodations. The hotel is located within the Tuba Trading Post, which offers local arts, crafts and jewelry. Across the street from the Quality Inn Navajo Nation is Hogan Restaurant serving American, Mexican and local dishes seven days a week. Just a short drive from the hotel is the Coal Mine Canyon and Dine College.
The Moenkopi Legacy Inn & Suites is built on the tribal lands of the Hopi. The hotel is decorated with Hopi inspiration from the Elders of the Moenkopi tribe. Within the hotel is an art exhibit showcasing Hopi tradition and culture through art. There are 100 rooms including one Moenkopi Suite and Legacy Suite. Walking tours through the Sipaulovi and Walpi Villages are available.
About halfway between the Grand Canyon and Monument Valley is the Greyhills Inn. The inn is located on the campus of Greyhills High School. Formerly used as a dormitory, high school students run the hostel-style accommodations as part of an educational course at the high school. Guests are required to share a common bathroom and shower. Local attractions include Tuba City Trading Post and Dinosaur Tracks.
Located just one block from the AZ 264 junction in Tuba City is the Dine Inn. Guests are offered simple accommodations like private bath, free wireless Internet and free parking. The parking area is not paved. Two restaurants are within a short walk or drive of the motel: Sonic Drive-In and Kate's Café. There is also a Szechuan restaurant just three miles away. Local attractions within 30 to 45 minutes of the motel include the Navajo National Monument and East Rim Drive.
