Twin Arrows Casino To Grand Canyon
Twin Arrows Casino To Grand Canyon Casino
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Twin Arrows Casino, Flagstaff: See 233 reviews, articles, and 44 photos of Twin Arrows Casino, ranked No.24 on Tripadvisor among 73 attractions in Flagstaff. You might want to visit top attractions like Grand Canyon National Park and Grand Canyon Visitor Center. What's the best accommodation to visit the local casinos in Grand Canyon? Twin Arrows Navajo Casino Resort is a top 4-star resort featuring a casino and 5 restaurants. You might want to visit top attractions like Grand Canyon National Park and Grand Canyon Visitor Center. What's the best accommodation to visit the local casinos in Grand Canyon? Twin Arrows Navajo Casino Resort is a top 4-star resort featuring a casino and 5 restaurants.
Twin Arrows Casino To Grand Canyon National Park
Twin Arrows Navajo Casino Resort, located along I-40, exit 219, just east of Flagstaff, opened in May 2013 and is one of northern Arizona’s premier casino and nightlife venues.
Named the Best Casino Resort Destination of 2013 by the readers of Experience Arizona Magazine, Twin Arrows includes 90 rooms, a 12,000 square foot conference center, heated indoor pool, fitness center, six dining concepts, live entertainment and a casino filled with the newest games in the state. In May 2014, the resort will open an additional 110 rooms.
Visitors to northern Arizona can enjoy the tastefully elegant, yet affordable Zenith Steakhouse (that serves Navajo beef) and Reef Seafood Bar, culturally infused casual dining at Arrows Sports Bar, Four Elements 24-hour Café and the Food Court, plus coffee, ice cream and sweets at the coffee bar.
Travelers can relax in Twin Arrows’ luxurious guest rooms that include high-speed Internet, iPod docking radio/alarm clocks, Keurig coffee makers, deluxe bathroom amenities, in-room safes and mini-refrigerators, or try their luck at 1,100 slot machines, live Keno, 12 table games, four poker tables and ongoing tournaments.
With an entrance that opens to the east (as do Navajo hogans), Navajo culture is infused in every element of the resort’s design, architecture and décor including $500,000 in original Navajo artwork. The different floors of the resort represent the Four Worlds of the Navajo culture, the four colors and the four directions, while the breathtaking glass chandelier — which greets each guest at the resort’s entrance — symbolizes The Emergence Story.
Visit www.twinarrows.com to learn about upcoming entertainment or reserve a room at TANCR-Reservations@nnge.org.