Hopi Cultural Center
Located atop Second Mesa in the heart of Hopi lands, the Hopi Cultural Center offers a welcoming hotel, restaurant, and museum showcasing Hopi history, traditions, and art. Guests enjoy comfortable rooms, authentic Hopi cuisine, and the opportunity to experience cultural programs and artist demonstrations while supporting the local community. See Hopi Cultural Center Photo Gallery »
What Makes the Hopi Cultural Center Special
More than just lodging, the Hopi Cultural Center serves as a gateway to understanding Hopi heritage. Guests can explore the on-site museum, purchase locally made arts and crafts, and attend traditional cultural events. Its location on Second Mesa offers direct access to surrounding villages and scenic high-desert views.
What You Don’t Want to Miss
- On-Site Museum – Exhibits and artifacts highlighting Hopi history, art, and cultural traditions.
- Hopi Restaurant – Specialties include piki bread, blue corn dishes, and other traditional Hopi foods.
- Arts & Crafts Marketplace – Purchase authentic Hopi jewelry, pottery, and carvings directly from local artisans.
- Cultural Programs – Learn from community members through seasonal events, storytelling, and guided experiences.
General Review Score
8.2–8.7 / 10 — Visitors appreciate the cultural immersion, friendly hospitality, and opportunity to learn from Hopi people directly.
Average Nightly Rates (per room)
- Standard rooms typically range from $95–$135 per night, depending on room type and season.
Additional Fees & Charges
- Free on-site parking
- No resort fee
- Pets not permitted
FAQs About the Hopi Cultural Center
Is there a museum on site?
Yes—the Hopi Cultural Center includes a museum dedicated to Hopi history, art, and traditions.
Are guided tours available?
Tours of nearby Hopi villages may be arranged through approved local guides; inquire at the front desk for details.
Is the restaurant open daily?
Yes—the Hopi Cultural Center Restaurant serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner, with a focus on authentic Hopi and American comfort foods.
Is this a family-friendly property?
Yes—families are welcome, and cultural programs are suitable for visitors of all ages.
How far is it from Flagstaff?
The Hopi Cultural Center is approximately 70 miles northeast of Flagstaff (about 1.5 hours by car).