Twin Arrows is the Navajo Nation's resort casino east of Flagstaff on I-40, and it is the only substantial casino in northern Arizona. It rates 4.1 from more than 8,600 Google reviewers.
It is open and operating 24 hours a day, seven days a week — worth stating plainly, because the property closed for an extended period during the pandemic and out-of-date pages still circulate saying so.
What's on the floor
1,000 slot machines and 10 gaming tables.
Ten tables is a modest pit, and the games run on a schedule rather than continuously — check the venue's site before planning around a specific one. The machine floor is the substance here, and at a thousand games it is a genuinely large one for a property in a town of this size.
The hotel
The hotel runs 200 guestrooms and is the only AAA Four Diamond hotel in the area — a meaningful distinction in a region where the alternative is interstate chain accommodation.
Rooms carry complimentary Wi-Fi, mini-refrigerators, Keurig coffee makers, irons and in-room safes. The indoor pool, hot tub, fitness centre and business centre all run 24 hours, which is unusual and genuinely useful for guests arriving late off the interstate.
There are five restaurants on site.
Why the location matters
Twin Arrows sits roughly twenty minutes east of Flagstaff directly on I-40, which puts it on the main east-west route across northern Arizona and within reach of the Grand Canyon, Meteor Crater, Winslow and the Painted Desert.
For anyone driving Route 66 country or heading to the canyon's south rim, it is the most comfortable place to break the journey for a hundred miles in either direction — and at 7,000 feet, considerably cooler in summer than anything in the valley.
Tips before you go
You must be 21 to gamble. That comes from Arizona's tribal-state gaming compacts and applies at every tribal casino in the state.
The casino is open 24 hours, seven days a week.
Winter matters here. Flagstaff gets real snow and I-40 closes in bad weather — check conditions before committing to a drive between December and March.
Nearby alternatives
South-west on I-17, Cliff Castle Casino Hotel at Camp Verde has a 20-lane bowling centre and a 122-room hotel. South at Payson, Mazatzal Hotel & Casino has bingo and poker in a mountain town. West at Prescott, Bucky's Casino pairs a small floor with the 160-room Prescott Resort.
For the full picture, see all Arizona in-person casinos.
FAQ
Is Twin Arrows Navajo Casino Resort open?
Yes. The casino and resort operate 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Pages describing an extended closure date from the pandemic period and are out of date.
How old do you have to be to gamble at Twin Arrows?
You must be 21. That comes from Arizona's tribal-state gaming compacts and applies at every tribal casino in the state.
What games are available at Twin Arrows?
1,000 slot machines and 10 gaming tables. The tables run on a schedule rather than continuously, so check the venue's site before planning around one.
Does Twin Arrows have a hotel?
Yes — 200 guestrooms, the only AAA Four Diamond hotel in the area, with a 24-hour indoor pool, hot tub, fitness centre and business centre.
How far is Twin Arrows from Flagstaff?
About twenty minutes east on I-40, at roughly 7,000 feet.
Is Twin Arrows near the Grand Canyon?
It is within reach of the south rim and sits close to Meteor Crater, Winslow and the Painted Desert, on the main route across northern Arizona.
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Updated August 2026 · Details verified against Arizona Department of Gaming records and the venue's official site. Hours and offerings change — confirm before you go.
