Rose Hogan at MonetValley

Earthen home in Oljato-Monument Valley, Utah

  1. 4 guests
  2. 4 beds
  3. Half-bath
Rated 4.79 out of 5 stars.404 reviews
Hosted by Verna
  1. 10 years hosting

Listing highlights

Beautiful area

This home is in a scenic location.
Reservations for 2021 will OPEN on OCTOBER 1st. Limit of 4 people per reservation only. More Information will be updated in January 2021

The space
Rose Hogan is very spacious, a wood stove is centrally located for warmth. Four single beds with clean sheets. A small table with folding chairs. Plenty of parking space on the property; Outhouse toilet is located a distance away. Our friendly horses will roam near the hogan, so will our dog, Gundolph (a big white dog).

Guest access
•No Motorbikes, Harley Davidson; not recommended by Park policies
• Outhouse (restroom facility) is located 50 yards from the nearest hogan. •**Please don't swat anywhere near the hogan, an outhouse is provided**
• Summer Showers (men/women) is outside. It has a small bench and a shower bag and a bucket (sponge bathing).
• There is no hot water.
• Open fire pit for grilling or marsh mellow roasting.
• Two outside picnic tables.
• Firewood can also be purchased at Goulding's Grocery store.
• Short Hike to Sleeping Dragon or Hilltop panoramic view

Other things to note
• Things To Know:
- A Navajo Breakfast will be included: potatoes, spam or ground beef, with onion and Navajo tortilla cooked at Host's Hogan.
- This is not a shared accommodation.
- Daylight Savings Time means the time is One Hour ahead of Grand Canyon/Antelope Canyon and the rest of Arizona *we are on Utah time*
- Park will close at sundown; expect to be stopped by Park personnel if arriving late
- We are not in Oljeto, you must go to Monument Valley Tribal Park.
- While traveling on the Navajo Nation, remember that you are on a sovereign, self-governing nation, and just as you would abroad, please obey all tribal laws and regulations.
- You do not need a passport to travel on Navajo Nation land.
- Navajo law enforcement have jurisdiction within the boundaries of Navajo land and roads, but also have jurisdiction on certain areas of the State of New Mexico, Arizona & County highways & roads. In turn, State & County Law Enforcement also have cross jurisdiction in certain areas of the Navajo Nation.
- Please keep in mind that the USE OF ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES AND FIREARMS ARE BOTH STRICTLY PROHIBITED on the Navajo Nation.
- SPREADING OF DECEASED ASHES IS STRICTLY PROHIBITED INSIDE THE TRIBAL PARK (Please be aware that this is culturally sensitive)
- Please do not enter any areas that are marked off-limits, or that have been told are off-limits. If in doubt, ask.
- Please stay on the designated trails and established routes unless accompanied by a tour guide.
- Rock climbing and off-trail hiking are prohibited.
- Off-road travel by all terrain vehicles, dune buggies, jeeps and motorcycles is prohibited on back country roads.
- Please do not disturb or remove animals, plants, rocks or artifacts.
- Please keep Navajo land clean.
- Do not litter, burn debris, or bury trash.
- Please place refuse in trash containers.
• March/April are windy months, expect sandstorms! Bring a handkerchief and eye drops.
• Summer months are hot and dry. Bring a hat, glasses, sunscreen, and plenty of water.
• June to August is our monsoon season, expect thunderstorms and waterfalls off of Rain God Mesa and Thunderbird Mesa. Bring a rain poncho & an umbrella.
• If camping out, bring binoculars to watch the billion stars or even a galaxy if you have a telescope!
• Please RESPECT our home! Don't leave your trash behind, no alcohol beverage, dispose of your cigarette buds don't swat anywhere to take a piss or poop! Don't move beds, please keep blankets and pillows on the bed, not on the floor! Don't let any animals inside the hogan, watch out for snakes *usually will warn you* Some trash are not burnable *soda cans, glass bottles, tin cans*

Where you’ll sleep

What this place offers

Free parking on premises
Backyard
Indoor fireplace
Unavailable: Carbon monoxide alarm
Unavailable: Smoke alarm

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4.79 out of 5 stars from 404 reviews

Overall rating

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Rated 4.6 out of 5 stars for cleanliness

Rated 4.8 out of 5 stars for accuracy

Rated 4.7 out of 5 stars for check-in

Rated 4.8 out of 5 stars for communication

Rated 5.0 out of 5 stars for location

Rated 4.6 out of 5 stars for value

Guest reviews mention

Where you’ll be

Oljato-Monument Valley, Utah, United States

Neighborhood highlights

• Restaurants: The View Hotel at the Visitor Center and Goulding's Lodge (5 miles West of Visitor Center).
• Gas/Food: Goulding's Grocery store is 2.5 miles West of junction Hwy 163 in Monument Valley.
• Other Gas/Food: Kayenta, AZ is 23 miles South of Monument Valley (Hwy 163 & Hwy 160) and Mexican Hat, UT is 22 miles North of Monument Valley (Hwy 163)
• John Wayne's museum is located at Goulding's Lodge

Meet your host

Host
632 reviews
4.77 out of 5 average rating
10 years of hosting
Lives in Oljato-Monument Valley, Utah
Navajo Woman Entrepreneur and mother to three kids. Caretaker of family ranch of sheep, goats, horses, cattle and household pets. Quiet and observant but loves to share and inform tourist about the Navajo Culture. I'm simple and down to earth with a good sense of humor and totally connected to my Navajo Tradition. I'm a fluent speaker in Navajo and English. I love Photography which are posted on Instagram: Monetvalley

Co-hosts

  • Ostenaco
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Things to know

Cancellation policy
House rules
Check-in: 4:00 PM - 8:00 PM
Checkout before 11:00 AM
4 guests maximum
Safety & property
No carbon monoxide alarm
No smoke alarm
Some spaces are shared