For the fourth consecutive year, AAA’s coveted Four Diamond Award has been earned by the Navajo Nation Gaming Enterprise’s Twin Arrows Navajo Casino Resort near Flagstaff, Arizona. The award was given for the property’s striking Navajo-inspired architecture and customer satisfaction. Twin Arrows is the only Flagstaff destination that received the Four Diamond designation, which is given to just 5 percent of the 30,000-plus AAA-approved properties.
Navajo Gaming Chief Executive Officer Derrick Watchman said, “At Twin Arrows, the featured artwork and symbolic architecture showcases the talent and rich history of our people while creating a distinct environment to enjoy our gaming, resort, conference center and restaurants. We are honored to receive this distinction for our fourth year as we remain an industry leader in the northern Arizona market. We congratulate our dedicated team on providing the highest level of customer service and invite guests to experience Navajo with us.”
AAA’s professional inspectors recently evaluated the facility’s casino, 200-room hotel, dining options, indoor swimming pool, fitness center and other amenities. Evaluators especially noted the enhanced buffet, 110-room resort expansion, trucker’s lounge and conference and convention center with a 9,000 square foot banquet center, indoor and outdoor meeting spaces, VIP boardroom, complimentary valet and complimentary wifi throughout the property.
Linda Gorman, director of communications and public affairs for AAA Arizona, said, “Twin Arrows Navajo Casino Resort is committed to providing every guest with a personalized experience and attentive service in comfortable, high quality surroundings. This property exceeded the expectations of the most discriminating traveler – the AAA inspector.”
Twin Arrows is the world’s only casino resort owned and operated by the Navajo Nation, the largest Native American tribe in the U.S.
