Hopi Cultural Center

Museum, Restaurant & Motel

The Hopi Reservation, in Northeastern Arizona, occupies parts of Navajo and Coconino Counties. It encompasses approximately 1,542,306 acres of which 911,000 acres is identified as the Hopi Partitioned Lands. Neighboring towns include Flagstaff, Winslow, and Holbrook. The Reservation consists of three major mesas rising up to 7,200 feet, surrounded by low altitude deserts and gullies. The land is most suitable for grazing with potential for agricultural development.

Scenic Attractions

Hopiland offers an opportunity to explore the colorful rock formations of mesas and buttes. The mesa, home of the Hopi villagers, were a means of protection from the marauding Navajo and Apache. Ruins of past villages are on several of the mesas and from the pictographs on Awatovi the famous Nampeyo pottery designs were developed. These ruins are currently offlimits due to illegal Pot Hunters. Other noted villages are Walpi, with its scenic high rise dwellings and beautiful sunset backgrounds, and Old Oraibi.

	The Hopi are religious people, practicing their religion with different ceremonies throughout the year. Villages are open to visitors daily. Ten of 12 villages have closed their Kachina dances to all nonIndian public, however most social dances remain open. Snake dances and Flute ceremonies are closed. Photography is prohibited throughout the reservation, especially within the villages.
	Other attractions include fine Hopi overlay jewelry available directly from local silversmiths, Hopi Guild Co-op, Hopi Crafts, Honani Gallery, Shalake's Gallery, Dawa's Honani Crafts, and Monongya Gallery.

Motel & Restaurant

Summer Rates (March 15th - October 15th)
- Sunday - Thursday: 1 Person -- $90.00
- Friday & Saturday: 1 Person -- $95.00
- Each additional person $6.00
- Children 12 years & under FREE with accompany parents.
Winter Rates (October 16th - March 14th)
- Sunday - Thursday: 1 Person -- $65.00
- Friday & Saturday: 1 Person -- $70.00
- Each additional person $6.00
- Children 12 years & under FREE with accompanying parents.
Room Cancellation
- If a customer cancels less than 24 hours before the reservation date, the
  customer will be charged 50% of the total room cost. If any other changes
  or cancellations need to be made, please do so by 6:00 p.m. (MST) the day
  before your expected arrival date to avoid cancellation fees.
- If you wish to change your room reservation, please feel free to call (928) 734-2401
Key Deposit (Cash)
- There is a $5.00 key deposit required for each room which will be refunded at the
  time of checkout.

HOPI CULTURAL CENTER

P.O. Box 67
Second Mesa, Arizona 86043
Phone: (928) 734-2401

[Phoenix Services deeply appreciates the cooperation of:

Canyon Country Originals of Tucson, AZ

Sunshine Studio of Santa Fe, New Mexico, and

Native American Art Gallery of Evanston, IL

They have allowed us to borrow the examples of Hopi art which appear on this page. Clicking on any of the
images displayed above will connect you to their respective home pages.]

Other Links:

	Dancing Horses, Features authentic hand-crafted American Indian collectibles.
	The Karren Amaro Studio, Limited edition western art prints by Karren Amaro.
	Hopi Market, Hopi Indian Artisans
	Hopi Restoration, Bridgeing Anglo-Hopi relationships
	Aboriginals: Art of the First Person , An on-line gallery of fine tribal art from West and Central Africa, Aboriginal Australia, and Native America
	amerika-indianer-kunsthandwerk1 U.S. and Canadian Native American Art
	native american traders - "Offering. . . the very best in Native American art"
	Ron Honyouti - Native American Hopi Katsina Doll Carver

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