I cannot recommend this place more! Seriously the nicest staff I've ever encountered. They are…read moreoverly accommodating! The breakfast is truly house made. The rooms are intentionally well decorated. Not just a place to lay your head on your way through Blanding but a place to stay and and enjoy.

Amazing breakfast. Clean nice place. I'd stay again. Beautifully decorated, special place.read more

Hands down, the best customer service and overall the most understanding people to do business…read morewith! Super easy to find on the local town of Page, AZ. Spoke to Lisa and Ashley and they got me squared right away. They explained everything with no rush and gave local recommendations to the town. As a first timer to the lake, my partner and I did the mistake to start kayaking from the Wahweap Marina (BIG MISTAKE!!) to the Antelope Canyon and man did we regret it!! lol Please, please, please start your kayaking from where they recommend, the Antelope Point Launch!! We ended up doing a 20 mile (9 hour!) kayak trip around the entire Antelope Island! We were exhausted, but feeling safe around many boats, we decided to push to the end and luckily we made it! There is a small channel short cut at the north end of the Antelope Canyon to the Wahweap Marina side of the lake. We called the kayak office (while in the middle of the water!) and explained our situation, they totally understood and so we arranged to drop off the kayak the next morning. Long story short, life happens with new kayakers and this company truly cares and listens. I never write long reviews, but they deserve all the praise and a 5 out of 5 stars. Thanks for everything!

I booked online about a week in advance but accidentally selected the wrong time. After a little…read morephone and email tag, their team quickly helped me switch to my preferred slot. The day before our tour, Julia called to let us know strong headwinds were expected and asked if we wanted to adjust our time. We already had a different morning tour scheduled, and they were incredibly accommodating with our plans. At the launch site, we met our guide Logan, and we were lucky that it was just our family of four on this tour. Husband and I wore aqua shoes and my daughters opted to wear their Birkenstock sandals and go barefoot, which was fine if you're okay with getting red mud on them. Logan was friendly, patient, and extremely knowledgeable. I was a bit nervous since I'm a beginner kayaker, but he let us move at our own pace. It ended up being a great workout while still feeling peaceful and relaxing. The scenery was absolutely stunning. The canyon was quiet, beautiful, and not crowded at all. We paddled across Lake Powell and into the canyon, and the cool lake water felt amazing in the warm end-of-March weather (mid-80s). They provided life jackets, offered bottled water, and Logan even took photos of us both on the water and at the end of the canyon, which we really appreciated. He also shared helpful paddling tips along the way. The entire tour lasted about 2.5-3 hours and was a perfect mix of adventure and relaxation. Highly recommend for families and beginners looking for a scenic and well-guided kayaking experience!

I have stayed here more than once and would stay here again…read more Pros: Continental breakfast: oatmeal, toast with butter or jelly, bananas, little debbie mini muffins, hardboiled eggs, coffee, orange juice, milk, cereal (cheerios, lucky charms, apple jacks). Served 7:30-10:30am. Sturdy, thick furniture Nice looking bedspreads Heater can be set to the temp you want Has fridge and microwave, desk, tv, table, wifi, hair dryer Nice staff I like that the shampoo bottles were easily squeezable Cons: Heater is a little loud Neighbors upstairs can be heard walking Shower Water takes a long time to get hot, or doesn't get hot at all (only had this problem in the room at the far end of the building) Table in room had sticky residue all over it Spiders and webs in the room Not open 24/7. Must check in by 11pm. Tip: Sunday is not a good day to visit this town, as many businesses here are closed on Sundays.

Budget motel with 1960s amenities and vibe. Room has poor lighting. Lamp broken. Door lock with…read moremetal key. However, HVAC unit was much quieter than I've experienced elsewhere.

This is the visitor center you pass right as you enter MVNP. The staff are SUPER helpful and the…read morefacilities are clean and plentiful. There is lots of parking here too. Inside there are learning exhibits, a gift shop, and plenty of other resources (like maps etc). I came inside and asked a volunteer about recs for the day, and he gave me my whole itinerary - the staff are super gracious. Would def rec a stop here to use the bathrooms, fill up your water, learn, and get your questions answered before starting your day in the park!

This is a huge, beautiful, and modern visitor center. On one end you can glimpse their archival…read moresection that preserves the artifacts found here and the research work going on. The other end has a bookshop and a small museum that gives context to the history of the area. Since the national park is so large, I had to ask a ranger for clarification to see what areas of the park were open. Wetherill Mesa is currently closed due to construction. There's also free wifi (you can use it to download the NPS app and get more information during your visit) and clean bathrooms.

My family of 4 just had the best experience with owner Chris Cooper and his driver Mike on a round…read moretrip from the Montrose airport to the Telluride ski resort during the busiest time of the ski season. It was easy placing the service. Chris handles all the orders so it's nice talking and emailing with the owner. Mike was our driver from Montrose to Telluride and he was on time in a clean, black 7 passenger SUV. He was very entertaining and a wealth of knowledge about the town and spot-on on all his recommendations on restaurants and places to go. Chris drove us on time back to the Montrose airport. It was nice knowing the owner is hands on with his company. With all the things that can go wrong traveling during the Christmas holidays it was great that the service to and from Telluride was not one of them. I will definitely use them next time. ww 1/2/2020

A shout out to Chris (and Cupcake) at Telluride Car Service. From their timely reply to my request…read morefor service, to a quick confirmation and all the communication from booking to picking up. They were prompt both ways and it was so nice to have personable staff who were also very knowledgeable about the area. Thank you for your great service. I will not do it any other way next time we travel to Telluride.

This visitor center has a playground next to it, so great if you have kids that want to stretch…read moretheir legs. The entrance takes you past a long wall full of brochures and pamphlets, and leads into the main area that has some displays of the Puebloan people. The front desk was staffed by a helpful person who pulled out a map and gave us recommendations on which pueblos to visit. Pretty welcoming!

Coming from out of town, I was tasked with hosting a meeting between Pueblo Community College and…read morelocal school officials. I scoured the internet and couldn't find a place with availability. I contacted the Chamber of Commerce who put me in touch with the Colorado Welcome Center. Right away, the communication was wonderful. They were welcoming with great suggestions and easy scheduling of the room. When we arrived, we were offered a room with beautiful lighting and ample space. We had the option to close the door for privacy. There was no charge to use the room and it was perfect for our needs! I appreciate the employees who made it happen!

Matthew was so kind and attentive to my elderly parents returning home after visiting from…read moreoverseas. He went the extra mile to ensure they understood everything about their flight and how to collect their bags before transferring to their other flight at DIA. Matthew, thank you very much! You rock!

Love this little airport so much. I live in Bayfield and driving an hour on hour to use this…read moreairport is so worth it. It's half the price of the Durango airport and so easy to park and fly.

If you are going to explore the area this is a must stop first. Lost of history & information to…read morehelp you find the best ways & places to visit. Staff can answer questions for you & save you from making a costly mistake like taking the wrong highway. Books, maps, brochures, sticker, souvenirs, etc... to make your trip even more enjoyable. even an picnic area to take a break on your trip. **Electric car charging station close by**

This place is a gem. Plenty of information about this huge diverse area that has virtually no…read moreinfrastructure. The volunteers who work here know a lot and are very helpful. Drop by, spend a few dollars to help keep the center open and learn about this amazing place.

Great tour. Very informative guide. Take the three hour tour as you go to a number of sites off the…read moremain road and visit a Navajo homestead.

My wife and I thoroughly enjoyed our tour. The rock formations and the passion and knowledge of…read moreour guide made this a bucket list experience before we knew it would be. Having stayed at the View Hotel we saw multiple sunrises, very nice. The tour into Monument Valley was spectacular. The only negative which is out of control of the guided tours is the bumpy ride. Worth it? Absolutely!

This is the most beautiful wedding venue I have ever been to! We stayed in the sweet Sagewood cabin…read moreand it was just perfect.

We spent our 43rd wedding anniversary at Whispering Oaks. Normally for the last few years we've…read moregone to a resort in Sedona AZ but moved to Moab last year. The lodge in a lot closer and as nice as any mid-priced resort we've be to. Thanks Kathy (manage) for all your assistance.