Tour reviews near Four Corners Monument — verbatim, complaints included
What a sample of ten reviews tells you
For six of these eight products I have ten quotes. For the premium Las Vegas trip I have six, and for the four-day Las Vegas trip I have two. Set that against the published totals: ten quotes out of 279 is about one review in twenty-eight, ten out of 53 is one in five, and for the four-day trip it is two out of five. I also do not choose which reviews the platform surfaces.
The review counts themselves are worth reading as carefully as the scores. Five, 18, 25, 33, 35, 53, 81 and 279. The 279 gives the broadest picture, and a 5.0 across 35 reviews, a 5.0 across 18 and a 3.7 across five are each best read with their counts. Every page below prints the count next to the score for that reason, and none of them rounds it.
The review that mentions the monument
The phrase “Four Corners Monument” appears in exactly one place on getyourguide.com that search engines index. It is not in a product description. It is in a customer review on the three-day Zion and Monument Valley trip, complaining that the tour skipped it:
“I wish the tour included the Four Corners monument, another iconic place not too far away from the Monument Valley”
This quote comes from indexed page text rather than the review feed, so the reviewer’s first name and star rating are not shown. What it is worth is this: somebody paid for a Southwest tour, went on it, and came home wanting the one thing no operator sells. The full page is here.
Reading the star ratings and the words together
The single most useful thing I learned reading all 66 is that on this platform the star and the sentence are separate instruments. People often rate the guide and then use the text box to mention the vehicle, the schedule or the price. Three examples, all rated five stars by their authors:
“Comfort on the bus (no USB outlets and not much space).”
“Amazing trip with super and gentle tour leader Aurora Nice group, too short time in the parks Great tour operator go and booking your trip Thank you also on behalf of my son”
“Bryce was amazing and the trip was great, the transport was cramped for 12 passengers, would have been nice to have a little more space as we spent so long travelling”
Read the stars for whether people were glad they went. Read the sentences for what the day is actually like. Together they give the fuller picture.
How the averages and the quotes compare
Three products where the arithmetic is worth doing before you book:
- The Mesa Verde half-day is 4.6 from 33 reviews, and all ten quotes I can read are five stars. The other 23 reviews make up the rest of the 4.6.
- The four-day Las Vegas trip is 3.7 from five reviews, and both quotes I can read are five stars. The other three reviews make up the rest of the score.
- The premium Las Vegas trip is 5.0 from 18, and one of the six quotes I hold is a four-star with two specific complaints in it. A published 5.0 is a rounded average.
The eight, and what each set of reviews actually tells you
Mesa Verde: 700 Years Tour & Cliff Palace
The cheapest headline price of the three, and the park fee is excluded.
from US$136.74Read the review ›
Mancos: Mesa Verde half-day tour
Sold on a viewpoint over all four states. Reviewers focus on the rest of the day.
from US$140.61Read the review ›
Durango: Mesa Verde full day with lunch
Its copy names a lookout over the Four Corners region. Reviewers focus on the rest of the day.
from US$206.01Read the review ›
Sedona or Flagstaff: Monument Valley day tour
Eleven hours, with a car-seat rule families should check before booking.
from US$328.45Read the review ›
Las Vegas: 3-day Ultimate Southwest small group
Ten happy reviews from travellers on this trip.
from US$649.99Read the review ›
Las Vegas: 4-day Zion, Bryce and Grand Canyon
Five reviews so far, and two quotes on its page.
from US$866Read the review ›
Las Vegas: Grand Canyon, Zion and Monument Valley 3-day
The most reviewed tour on this site, and the one carrying the Four Corners review.
from US$875Read the review ›
PREMIUM Las Vegas: Grand Canyon, Monument Valley & Zion
A published 5.0, with one four-star review among the quotes.
from US$910Read the review ›Where these reviews came from, and when
Each quote was read off the product’s own page on 13 August 2026, from the structured review data rather than the rendered page, because the rendered version auto-translates review text and I wanted the words people typed. They are the reviews the platform publishes against those eight products, unedited.
Prices, ratings and counts are the operators’ live figures on that date. They move. What does not move is the gate: US$8 per person, paid on arrival, no advance sale from anyone. See what it costs and all eight tours ordered by distance from the marker.
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Frequently asked questions
Do any of these tours include Four Corners Monument?
No. None of the eight, and no product on the platform at all. Standing on the marker costs US$8 at the gate and you drive yourself.
Are these reviews real, and have you edited them?
They are the reviews published on each product’s own page, quoted word for word with the first name and star rating as published — spelling, typos and complaints included. None of them has been rewritten.
Which of these tours has the best reviews?
The three-day Zion and Monument Valley trip has the most reviews: 4.8 from 279. Two products score 5.0, from 35 reviews and from 18.
Why print the complaints?
Because they are where the information is. The five-star sentences tell you people liked their guide. The complaints tell you the van was cramped, the parks were rushed and the schedule changed — things you can plan around if you know them in advance.
How many reviews is enough to trust a rating?
On this page the counts run 5, 18, 25, 33, 35, 53, 81 and 279, and every score on this site is printed with its sample size attached.