New Hopi Hotel near Tuba City is Now Open!
The Moenkopi Legacy Inn and Suites, the first hotel to be built on Hopi tribal land in 50 years, was the inspiration of the Elders of the Upper Village of Moenkopi. It was their vision that their Village should be a place of welcome and gathering for visitors to the land of the Hopi.
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Hopi Artists Gallery inside the Hotel
The Moenkopi Legacy Inn and Suites features local artists' work in show cases inside the hotel. Guests will be able to view a wide variety of Hopi art as well as the culturally rich Hopi decorated motel adjacent to Tuba City.
See the art and learn more about the artists
Experience Hopi Culture and Tour Hopi Villages
The Upper Village of Moenkopi, the Western Gateway to Hopi, invites you to experience the warm hospitality of the Hopi people. The Villages are among the longest continuously inhabited places in North America. Visit Hopi Villages, meet artists in their home workshops, enjoy unique Hopi food, and meet some of the friendliest people in the world – the Hopi people.
Guided Walking Tours are available in the Villages of Sipaulovi and Walpi where the rich heritage of the Hopi people and village life over the centuries surrounds you. These tours are available year round to all visitors to Hopi. For an in depth tour of the Hopi Villages and the opportunity to visit artists (including world renowned Kachina carvers) in their home workshops, take a tour with an authorized Hopi Guide who will explain the culture and heritage of the Hopi people.
The Meaning behind the Moenkopi Legacy Inn & Suites Logo
The Moenkopi Legacy Inn & Suites logo is representative of Hopi traditions and is an original work of art created by Hopi artists. The Hopi people are guardians of the sacred land called Tutskwa in northeastern Arizona since ancient times and it is the responsibility of the Elders of the village to protect the land in their jurisdiction for the benefit of the people. This stewardship is premised on Hopi Prophecy, Faith in the Supreme Being would be the key to success." Read More
The TUUVI Travel Center, across the street from the hotel and near Tuba City, has all of the conveniences that travelers on-the-go require plus authentic Native American arts. The TUUVI Café offers a full service menu of traditional American and Hopi food and is open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
Hopi Arts & Culture
Visitors to Hopi are invited to come to the Hopi Villages during festival times. Art shows, social dances, and many other colorful activities occur throughout the year. Sign up to receive the Experience Hopi e-Newsletter to receive notification of upcoming programs.
Help preserve Homolovi Ruins State Park
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Special Thanks to Arizona Photographer Jerry Jacka
Featured in Arizona Highways, the Heard Museum and author of many books, award winning photographer Jerry Jacka has generously donated the use of some of his images for use on this website. See images and information on Jerry Jacka’s photography at: www.jerryjackaphotography.com
The 25th Anniversary Edition of HOPI is Now Available
The 25th Anniversary Edition of HOPI by Jake & Suzanne Page is now available. This award winning book, authorized by the Hopi Tribal Council, offers a unique insight into the life and culture of the Hopi people. Read more