Shash Dine' EcoRetreat0

It’s a very unique and special experience in nature, with beautiful views and amazing star gazing. The fire pit is practical to stay warm before going to sleep. Baya and Paul are very helpful and go above and beyond to make sure your stay is pleasant. I certainly recommend it for a city and digital detox.

Breakfast was nothing special, but sufficient to start the day. The shower is being built and I think that will improve the experience significantly. I still recommend this place for at least one or two nights for the unique experience.

They had breakfast items, coffee and Navajo Tea delivered to the gathering area. It was nice to chat with the others staying in other accommodations. The beds and linens were some of the most comfortable ever. It was so quiet and peaceful, you can hear the birds flap their wings.... We stayed and the night time temps were 60 degrees and we were so comfortable. The outhouse was clean (not smelly) and there was disinfectant wipes and hand sanitizer.

We enjoyed the one night accommodations. We skipped the outdoor showering and used the disposable body wipes, wash cloths and saved the hot shower for our next accommodations (B&B).

Breakfast was some mini doughnut, fruits and yogurt. I fantasy non, so I just grab a banana and set off in awhile. The Tentage was neat and clean, which was great, and but there wasnt much amenities but expected as it was suppose to be back to basic, but we were expected to set up the campfire ourselves which I do not know how to. Overall it was a nice experience.

If there is more rural activities that will be fantastic. Overall it is still good!

Beautiful property! The owner informed us of a nice hike that we did on the property to watch the sunset. The sheep wagon was bigger than expected and comfortable for 2 people with plenty of bedding and nicely decorated. The bathroom facility is equipped with sanitizing wipes which kept the toilets clean.

The weather took a sudden and unexpected turn during our vacation. It was very very cold and the sheep wagons are not insulated with many cracks between the wood on the walls, the door and between the floorboards. They did provide lots of blankets but it was still freezing despite wearing 4 layers of clothing, the property is nonrefundable. We paid for the experience of a sheep wagon and the view of the night sky. After, I feel the price was a bit much but we still enjoyed the experience.

We added an extra night to our trip on the way to Monument Valley from Phoenix, and this was a perfect location. I only wish we had more time there. The hosts were nice, the other guests were nice, and the accommodations were spectacular. This place is unlike anywhere you have ever stayed before (in a good way). If you read all the fine print and the reviews, you will know what to expect and be prepared.

staying off-the-grid in a hogan was truly a unique experience - the bedding was warm and amazing (we all had our best sleep of the week there), the smell of the juniper wood fire was better than any scented candle and really enjoyed walking around the property to see amazing views

only suggestion would be for there to be a small table in the hogan so we could play games, especially in winter when you can’t go to the common area

The Hogan was great ! It is much bigger than it looked in pictures and was a very unique structure. Our host provided us with many snacks, breakfast, and supplies such as firewood, water , games, wipes ,etc. We had plenty of blankets to stay warm at night (it was literally freezing at night) and we were comfortable. The location is great (close to Antelope Canyon and Horseshoe Bend) and had great view of the beautiful scenery around us. I would 100% stay here again and I've already recommended it to many people .

The only thing I wish we had was a kettle to heat up water at night but it was not really needed as we were served hot Navajo tea in the morning which is yummy. Just wish we had some warm drinks at night too.

Breakfast was great, cowboy coffee and Navajo tea. Fruit and pastries fueled us for the day ahead. The location was perfect for our visit just outside of Page, AZ. We are grateful for the opportunity to be able to experience traditional Navajo living in the Hogan built by the owner's family.

We wished for nothing except better seating at our campsite.

It is not just a hotel but an experience and we really enjoyed it. Host are very nice and helpful and they take the time to show around and explain their place and culture. We stayed in the covered wagon wheel room and we were impressed with all the small details it had inside, clealiness and how comfortable it was. Amazing and memorable experience overall It is of course in a great location too just a few minutes from HorseShoe Bend, Page, etc.

Paul was very friendly and got us settled in, even sending us a list of places he recommended for dining options. The beds were really comfy and the tent had lots of amenities including solar lights and chargers and some snacks. Beautiful location for stargazing at night!

It’s no fault of the place itself, but there were high winds so we couldn’t have a fire and it got noisy at night. Thankfully they provide ear plugs in the accommodations.