Sadly Gouldings was a disappointment - surly unhelpful staff on reception, rooms without a view, the very bare basics in the room (some of which didn't even work) - jsut not good value for money. Disappointing because the setting the rooms are in (ie Monument Valley) is amazing - but only a handful of rooms get sunrise - the rest are all behind the other rooms/lodges. The restaurant is fast food - but the onsite shops are good and offer a good selection of food and drink. The tours are a bit hit and miss - depends which guide you get :-(

Really nice experience. Very friendly and helpful staff. We had lunch there, dining experience with a view on monument valley. The food was fresh and tasty. The lodges themselves were clean, private and cosy. Again with the lovely view on monument valley. Would definitely recommend

We don't want to leave! The view from our porch is mesmerizing, especially at sunrise. Spacious "villa" (modular home) with sofa sleeper and dining table. One queen bed in the main area (with a half-wall) and one in the bedroom. Beds are amazingly comfortable with good quality linens. Shower has great pressure. Quality toiletries. Microwave and refrigerator (with ice maker) both work well. So why a 4, not a 5? Lots of little nit picky things that may not matter to you, but are unacceptable at this price point. As usual, a Keurig single serve with 2 coffee pods (and one decaf) and 1 tea for a room that can sleep 6. Powdered creamer. The kitchenette is advertised as "fully stocked," but in reality it's more like 75%. Bowls, plates, mugs and juice glasses but no tumblers. No serving utensils. Two dishtowels, but no dishcloth, just one rather filthy sponge, and no paper towels. Dish soap but no other cleaning supplies (yeah, we had a little spill). Towels for 4, not 6. TV in this unit on a shelf over the refrigerator, across from the bed, rather than on the wall across from the sofa. Not that we bothered with tv, but it matters to some.

It is an older hotel, but well maintained and clean. The room was small and cozy. It had a nice balcony with a view of Monument Valley. There was an onsite restaurant. The staff and service were good, and the food was adequate. It was dog friendly, and there was a path to RV area to walk a dog. Guests should take advantage of visiting the museum at the hotel.

We stayed in the "villas" portion of the property which means each person or couple had a private unit with parking space. We had a kitchen, bed in the common area, plus another bedroom which was separate. Very comfortable and pleasant. A/C affected the separate bedroom and bathroom more than the rest of the unit - i.e. they were cold. Table and chairs for dining or computer work area.