If you are looking for a great place to stay in Page, Arizona.. this is definitely the one ! I have…read morenever stayed at a Bed & Breakfast and the Bears Den well exceeded my expectations. The accommodations were great as we stayed in both king for two nights and the queen for one. The king room was spacious with large bathroom and has it own private patio door exit. The queen was comfortable and the bathroom was adjacent across the room. Bubba made sure the guest were well taken care of and the place was always immaculate. Most of all there were Bears and bears décor every where ! I was able to use the 20% discount coupons n Yelp check in .. Bubba and Deb-B was the most welcoming hosts and their knowledge of the area. We wanted to explore both lower and upper Antelope Canyons as well Horseshoe Bend the included a game of golf . Morning breakfast was made to order from omelette, bacon. Toast, fruit, yogurt and much more. There were always fresh baked chocolate cookies at hand ! BTW .. my Bears truly enjoyed themselves !

My husband surprised me with this vacation to Page and Sedona, AZ. I had no idea where we were…read morestaying but was absolutely stoked by this bed and breakfast. The bed was comfortable and I loved the bath tub. The room we stayed in had its own access into the house, which is right off the kitchen. Breakfast was delicious and Bubba was very sweet and accommodating to us. We will definitely be back.

Adorable! Such a cute western style hotel! The rooms had cute quilts on the beds and western/native…read moredecorations. It is nothing fancy but it has a lot of character. Monica, the lady upfront, was very nice and knowledgeable about nearby sites. Hotel is in a great location and only about 30 min from Paige. You can see the Milky Way a short distance from the hotel. Hotel has a food truck on site open from 6am-11pm. Be carful not to make too much noise in your room bc their are apartments under the hotel rooms. We were with kids and had no idea until the lady under us came to let us know!

The lodge is very low key, and outdated. However the room was VERY clean. I booked thru booking.com…read more& upon arriving around 1030 @ night I could not find anyone to check me in. Called the number of "Tina" that was taped on wall & went back to downstairs apt #38 (as instructed on sheet, if no one answered) and after about 10 mins knocking, no answer...kept calling #, finally called booking 800# and a nice person showed up (not Tina) & checked us in (no pet fee!!! Love that) & the room, "rhinestone cowgirl" was very clean. Bed was very comfortable. I would book here again. Last night I was in Ogden at a name chain & it was a $h** hole. This place reminded me of the hotel in 3k to Graceland movie. If you want fluff & ammenities, pass this...but if you want a nice, clean, quiet sleep on the afordable side...this is it.

The Drift Inn is a small, vintage hotel that has been painstakingly renovated by its owners. We…read moredecided to stay at a non-chain hotel in Page on our recent Easter weekend road trip for sonething different. The price was very reasonable as well. We arrived later on a Thursday night, after the office was closed. There was an envelope with my name on it taped to the office door. It had my receipt for that night as well as the key code to get into our room. The rooms are nicely renovated and I enjoyed the free toiletries. I took off one star because the mattress was a little on the hard side, and not super comfortable. They don't offer a free breakfast, but they have an entire kitchen that they give you access to. The kitchen has coffee, tea, etc. We were the only people staying at the hotel that night, but it was off-season in Page. There are restaurants and a Safeway a short drive away.

Charmed by this cute little friendly place to lay our heads! We were driving through and needed 1…read morenight on Friday of a three day weekend. All of our preferences were sold out, so we booked what we could. How lucky for us! This lovely little Inn is immaculate, much cleaner then the Marriott chain hotel we'd stayed at the night before. The furnishings and decor are new and delightfully decorated. The community kitchen was excellent. And best of all, the local owners are available, but not intrusive, and offered great guidance on hiking, activities, dining, etc. The room had a mini fridge, a microwave, and a smart TV. The outdoor picnic tables were lovely to sit and eat or drink coffee. Had a great stay and would stay here again.

A cozy home style hospitality…read more It's definitely not your normal type of B&B, as it's a cozy home style hospitality. Well kept & managed by the owners, sweet husband Jim and wife Verda. Jim does most of the talking and even shows you card tricks if you have the extra time. Enjoyed 2 night's here, I liked the upstairs room on my second visit but downstairs was still nice. Enjoyed meeting the other guest at breakfast, with Verda's yummy personal touch style of breakfast. There hospitality, is more of a family welcoming, which is very sweet.

In a word: Different. We've stayed at many B&Bs (both in the US and Europe) and Rose Walk was…read moreunlike any we've ever experienced. Not to say that it was bad... in a lot of ways, it was quite nice... just that you're either going to love it or hate it. If you travel to meet new people, love to socialize, and want to feel like you're staying with family (and don't think it's weird to hang out in the living room while the grandkids watch cartoons)... you'll love the place. If, however, you like to have some personal space to spread out where you can relax and do your own thing... you'll hate it. Jim & Verde are incredibly warm and welcoming. As hosts, do their very best to make sure you have anything and everything you could possibly dream of during your stay. When we arrived Jim sat us down, gave us a map and a rundown of all the things to see and do in Page. It was nice to have someone willing to share knowledge of the area and make recommendations (though, frankly I found Yelp reviews to be more helpful at times). After a 45-minute brief on everything you could possibly need to know in a town of 7,247 along with a brief summary of his life, Jim showed us to our room and helped us with our bags. Our room was small but the bed was comfortable and we slept well the 2 nights we were there. That was except for being woken-up at 5:00am by one of their visiting young grandchildren screaming "MOM!!!!!!" outside our window (which we had open at night to keep cool, but which also left us listening to all the noise back and forth between the driveway and the front door as people came and went). Getting ready in the morning was a bit of a challenge as there were about 6-7 people sharing essentially 1 (very small) downstairs bathroom. (Think college dorm life and you'll be fine). I did not grown up in a big family and am not used to sharing a bathroom with so many people. If we'd only had one other room to share it with, it may not have been so bad, but this was just too much for me. There is the option to use the master bath on the upper floor, but it is directly off the kitchen where guests are busy eating breakfast, so the notion of trying to sh*t, shower and shave in such close proximity to people eating was undesirable at best. Not to mention, who wants to then have to walk through the house, past the front door, and down the hall in a towel. (I'm guessing I'm not alone in this thought as I never saw anyone use the upstairs bathroom). Breakfast was a very social affair (which is not good for those of us non-morning people who have zero interest in talking before at least 2 cups of coffee). Apparently the pancakes are very good (said my husband), but I passed instead to go out and photograph the sunrise. I did think it was very nice that Jim & Verde are willing to prepare breakfast at whatever time you would like it and not on a set schedule. On the flip side, however, I felt a lot like a rebellious teenager who missed curfew when we strolled in around midnight and were greeted with Jim asking a bunch of questions about where we went and what we did. It felt a bit like an interrogation and, as I'm a fairly private person (especially with people I've only just met a few hours earlier) I didn't feel like it was anyone else's business what I did on my vacation. If you're a social, open-book, share-anything type of person, you'll probably love chatting with Jim. (Grab a 6-pack and take a seat). He's very friendly and talkative. However, not everyone is like this, so if you're more reserved like me, you'll find this comes across rather overbearing even if his heart is in the right place. You can tell Jim & Verde have the best intentions in taking excellent care of all of their guests. Their affection for entertaining is evident. If I had stayed with them as long-time friends, I might have been delighted by the experience. But that's not why I came to Page. I came to explore canyons and lakes on a relaxing, romantic vacation. As a paying guest of a B&B there is a different expectation than of friends or family. It felt less like I was paying $100+ per night for a getaway at a B&B, and more like I was crashing in a friend's downstairs guest room sharing a bathroom with the roommates. Some people are fine with this; some are not. Rose Walk Inn is more accurately a family home with rooms to rent on a nightly basis. You are staying with a family... and, at times, their very large extended family. The term B&B implies (and in many localities, requires) guest accommodations which are definitively separated from family quarters (dining areas, bathrooms, etc). In this home, everything is shared. I would recommend this place for families, especially those with small children. I would not recommend it for couples, solo or business travelers.

I loved my stay at Shash Dine. My family (me, my husband, two teens) and I stayed one night and…read moreloved it. The tents were extremely comfortable and clean. The beds were so cozy and the outdoor spaces were lovely. Shade from the heat, stars for miles, and peace. Folks who only like hotels may not enjoy this, but if you like the outdoors and unique, local experiences, you will love Shash Dine.

We loved our stay at Shash Dine. We stayed in the hogan / traditional Navajo style house made of…read morelogs and mud with a wood burning stove inside. It's so beautifully made and surprisingly spacious on the inside. It felt special to stay in such a unique structure that is very meaningful to the Navajo owner. We hiked up the ridge trail in the morning and we enjoyed it more than the Grand Canyon which was very crowded. Such amazing variety of views in just a short walk, and with no crowds of course. The morning camp fire was appreciated, as was the coffee and Navajo tea and breakfast. Highly recommended for a unique place to stay in an incredible setting. I also took a look inside the cube house and would like to stay there as well if l ever get the chance to return. Thanks for sharing this beautiful place with us.

Ok, first off. I came here in February and nothing, I repeat. Nothing, looks like it does the rest…read moreof the year. On top of that, the "amenities" that you are paying for with their high prices are not even available during the winter. No hot tub. No pool, (understandably of course). This review is basically only about their tent spots and their fees for them. I do not recommend this place for tent campers nor for van people. Especially during the winter months. I reserved a dry tent site for $50 after taxes. It had no picnic table so I had to steal the one from the very close by neighbor campsite because there is nothing between sites. I tried the faucet and realized why the website said dry. The restrooms and showers were well kept and very clean as others have said. I'll give them that. They have a laundry room, but 75% of the machines were not working. The basic tent campsites are next to a parking lot with very bright lights as well as by the road where you hear every vehicle. They have "glamping tent" spots that are nothing to brag about with no privacy between the adjacent lots. They need to charge a lot less for the tent spots. Both the "glamping" and the $40 basic. Especially during the winter months!! They don't even have a veteran's discount at this location. I should have just slept in my van by the side of the road and paid $10 for a shower here. Only good part is that I found a great Italian deli in town that made this stop worth it.

We picked this campground because of the cabins. We were going to hike the Wire pass trail to the…read morewave & felt the city of Page provided more places to eat/shop. We were in a motorhome pulling a car hauler. We had a perfect spot even with the length of our rig. Our pull through was extremely easy to fit. The reservation process was easy. We did call to finish up our reservation due to needing a cabin for Daughter & adult grandson. Staff finished our sign in then took my daughter over to her cabin as I set up RV (which was very helpful). Daughter was moving & pulling a 18ft U-Haul, but it fit right next to cabin in its own driveway. They are even installing new cabins right now. Daughter was in one of the older cabins, but you can see from the pictures there were great, for the price. We paid more for a cabin in Idaho & had to provide our own linens. Staff was very accommodating by putting daughter across from us. I saw where some one said there wasn't much grass, you are in the desert where saving water is extremely important. I was happy they had trees. I used the Parks showers & bathroom. It was clean, water was hot, showers worked great, plenty of water, & building was warm. We were very happy with prices, customer service, accommodations, & the wonderful dog park. Dog park gas a washing station to clean your dog after a long dusty or muddy hike (see photo). Our family will be back. Everything was close like a Walmart, gas stations, car wash that accommodated our motorhome, many many restaurants, etc... I highly recommend eating at Korean Bento & Thai Cuisine

What an amazing adventure we had! Thanks to our guide, Mark he totally went above and beyond and…read moremade sure we had memories and knowledge that will last a lifetime. Highly recommend this tour!

Paria Outpost (Steve) provided my wife and I an amazing guided tour of the Cottonwood Cove area So…read more Coyote Buttes. Steve's knowledge of the area was on full display by taking us to all the places we wanted to see while skillfully avoiding three other groups. Susan makes an excellent vegetarian lunch. Pre trip reservation was easy. All communication was prompt, professional, and did not mind working old school (phone & email). Vehicle was clean and comfortable. To end the day Steve provided us with some "local knowledge" related to the Wahweap and Sidestep Canyon Hoodoos. We were able to quickly find both locations based on his input and tips. Highly recommend this guided tour service.

Had a great stay at this B&B while visiting Lake Powell and Horseshoe bend. The owners, Danny and…read moreBrenda, were extremely welcoming hosts and had great recommendations for places to check out and restaurants to eat at! Would definitely recommend this place to anyone who is looking for an adorable, quaint B&B spot with some great homemade breakfast every morning.

Brenda and Manny were fantastic, very welcoming and friendly. There are 3 rooms to choose from, one…read moreof which can be booked with a 4th room that shares a bathroom (woodlands). We chose the woodlands and the extra woodlands room. The beds were comfortable and the rooms were well appointed. The house is cooked evaporatively with a swamp cooker so it can be a little more humid and warm for people who are not accustomed to that. There is an above ground pool for use and a lovely front porch seating area. They have an older d Roscoe who is very friendly. They have a lot of info about tours and restaurants and are happy to help you get something set up. The breakfast was great and the tacos were my favorite! They was also French toast one day and waffles the next. Totally recommend it and would go back for sure. The only reason for the 4 star is the AC situation.