Staying at Hyatt Place was a fantastic experience. The rooms are spacious, clean, and thoughtfully…read moredesigned, making it easy to relax after a long day. The staff was friendly and attentive, always ready to help with a smile. I also appreciated the convenient amenities, from the complimentary breakfast to the cozy lobby and well-equipped fitness area.

We stayed here for a couple nights to hike and explore the area. The room was fairly clean and we…read morehad no major complaints. But a couple things to note. 1) The front desk personnel do not smile. We had a few interactions with different staff members at the front desk and you could tell none of them wanted to be there. They weren't mean/rude; just apathetic. 2) Breakfast is LACKING. Maybe not the worst complimentary breakfast buffet from a chain hotel but it really falls short. Unless you're content with basic staples such as toast, bagels, 3-4 cereal choices, and 3-4 hot items like sausages, instant scrambled eggs, dry potatoes, look (or stay) elsewhere to start your morning right. One positive of our stay was having a decent dinner at the Prickly Pear "restaurant." The staff at the bar area taking our order and waiting on us were friendly. If/when we return to the area, I won't take their complimentary breakfast into consideration on whether we stay here again.

I'm quite amazed that I've been coming to Page for 11 years and had never stayed at this property…read morebefore. From check-in to check-out, everything was perfect and beyond my expectations. The hardworking staff were kind to me throughout my stay, and they truly deserve to be recognized and rewarded for their service. The hotel offers beautiful views (as shown in my pictures). They have a gym, pool, and jacuzzi (currently closed but reopening in the summer), plenty of parking, kid-friendly areas, a business center where you can access the internet and make photocopies if needed, board games, free coffee 24/7- literally everything you need. I've traveled to 19 countries and stayed in many hotels around the world, but honestly, this place in Page, Arizona won my heart. Special kudos to JT and Denise at the front desk, the breakfast room staff, and the housekeeping team - you are all superstars. I'm definitely coming back again- but next time, I'll stay longer.

Great location, the shower room raised some real concerns -- the floors were dangerously slippery…read morewith no grab bars for support, making it a safety hazard. On top of that, the water pressure was almost nonexistent. With a few improvements, this could be a much better stay.

Gary was a great host and took care of us last minute. Most places in town would price gouge you…read morefor trying to book last minute but Gary gave us a fair shake. Room was perfectly clean and super comfortable. Would absolutely go back if I get another chance to visit! Cannot say enough good things about this place .

Oops I always thought I had written a review for this place, but I guess not! I stayed here in…read moresummer of 2015. I thought the suites were GREAT! We stayed here because we were looking for a dog friendly place. The owner allows dogs and there is a neighborhood with a little park (and dog park! -- right next to the tiny airport) within walking distance to take your dogs. We felt the rooms were safe, comfortable, clean, updated. No complaints! Oh except we wished there had been like 1 extra blanket. If we go to Page again I'll definitely try to book a room here. I don't remember how much we paid, but it was nothing unreasonable.

Comfortable beds. Thermostat reads out in Centigrade. 24 is comfy. Refrigerator, kind of cold,…read moremicrowave with controls beyond me - I could not punch up 20 seconds. Clean sheets, fluffy pillows, new mattress. Full breakfast tomorrow 0630-0930 It is a nice place to stay. Breakfast: Cook personal waffles, turkey sausage, premade omelettes after svrambled eggs ran out. Breads, beverages, cheese cubes. Global dining room. Several languages.

I booked this hotel through Airbnb. I paid Airbnb $335. I saw in the contract Best Western would…read moreneed a card on file for a refundable deposit and cleaning fee. When I checked out, they said good bye and were kind. I left them a great review on Airbnb, they replied and said I was a great guest and left the room clean. Since then, Best Western has charged my card an additional $503!!! I called and spoke to Misha, she just said that's their rates were blah blah, but they did over charge me $67 and would refund that? Misa told me because I booked through a 3rd party, Airbnb, that I needed to take my dispute up with them. Airbnb says they can't help me because Best Western charged me outside of Airbnb. I'm disputing it with my credit card company currently. I have my receipt from Airbnb, showing I paid in full. There were no other mentions of resort fees or any other additional fees. DO NOT STAY HERE!!! Be aware of them stealing your money.

Great place!! Very well equipped and comfortable. You get a nicely furnished 2 bedroom apartment…read morefor less than most average motel rooms

The motel was clean and staff nice; however, if you are planning for a quiet stay, forget it. The…read morerestaurant about 30 yards away has a live band that play outside every night until 10:30.

Great Location, Helpful front desk staff, Free parking, and Beautiful outdoor Spaces…read more We booked 2 nights so we could explore Antelope Canyon, Horseshoe Bend, and Lake Powell. It's an older property, but it's well maintained. The bathrooms are older, but functional. If your Marriott status gets you free breakfast, Awesome. It's a hot buffet. For regular guests, it's $24.95 plus tax for a standard mix of eggs, bacon, biscuits, gravy, waffles, etc.... The pool and outdoor area has lots of areas to hang out.

Somewhere between the romance of the American road trip and the slow descent into madness, my…read moregirlfriend and I pulled into the Courtyard Marriott in Page, by lake Powell, road-weary, chasing the noble cause of my little brother's college graduation in Grand Junction, Colorado . Now, technically, this place flies the Marriott flag but let's be clear, it's owned by Marpalm out of Florida. And that detail starts to make a lot of sense the longer you're here. At first glance, the hotel gives off heavy Better Call Saul energy. Not the flashy parts the waiting room parts. The whole place has this outdated Southwest facade, like it peaked sometime around 1968 and collectively decided, "Yeah... we're good here." The rooms? Think your grandma's house in the desert if she hasn't updated a single thing since Nixon was in office. At first, it seemed harmless. A few moths fluttering lazily in the lobby like they paid for the room. The night auditor casually mentioned a "slight moth problem," the way someone might mention a chance of light rain. Fine. No big deal. But then... the hallway. Friends, this was not a "slight moth problem." This was a full-scale aerial assault. A biblical plague. World War Moth. They came at me with reckless abandon dive-bombing in the corridors, ricocheting off elevator walls like drunken fighter pilots. You don't walk to your room here, you run tactical maneuvers. I half expected someone to hand me a helmet and a flashlight. We clung to hope. Maybe,just maybe, the room would be a sanctuary. A place of peace. A refuge. It was not. The moths had beaten us there. Established dominance. Probably unpacked. Now look, after 16 hours on the road, a man doesn't ask for much. A bed. A shower. Maybe the ability to sleep without wondering if a winged intruder is going to kamikaze straight into his mouth at 2 a.m. So I have to ask: are we really too cheap for a couple bug zappers? Maybe dim the lights so the moths stop losing their damn minds? Because right now, this isn't hospitality--it's survival. Two stars. One for the bed, one for the story I'll be telling for the rest of my life.

This weekend we went to go stay in Page, Arizona. We had a few hikes planned in this area as there…read moreare several incredible features of the beautiful earth landscapes all around. We've stayed at the Hampton Inn before and automatically this was our first choice. The place was easy to find, with plenty of parking. There is diamond member only parking, and regular parking as well as a lovely pull up area if you need to unload. Two different options available for bringing in your luggage is right inside the doors and they could also be used to be carrying out your items. Please note that there are signs near the entrance to say not to smoke with a certain distance. The staff were kind and helpful, immediately greeting us when we came in. We had the same woman on the desk the entire trip, and she was very simple and supportive. Right next to the check-in lobby, to the right of it is a snack shop in case you need any. Again no vegan options or health conscious items. Check-in was simple and it was interesting to navigate the online prices versus the prices in person. Not much of a difference, but still some and they alter per day and season. The process was quick and easy. We got a room on the fourth floor and it had a really great view. It felt easy to get to the top and our room. The room was clean and ready, they came daily to switch things out and offer service. A few amenities available for toiletries and coffee in the room along with tv and WiFi. The beds are comfy and firm. The pillows are feather so they deflate quickly. We couldn't get a single outlet on the night stand or near the tv stand to work. Breakfast is included in the stay offering eggs, sausage, potatoes, waffles, bagels, muffins, cereal, toast, oatmeal, yogurt, drinks and condiments. You get to make the waffles yourself! Only vegan options were bread and butter. No non dairy milks offered. So heads up on that. I did try a few things and just to be honest, I didn't like the eggs, sausage, potatoes or oatmeal because they were too soggy. The eggs, potatoes and sausage are kept in a heater (understandably so) but however it's cooked in combo with the consistent steaming, they become very moist and unpleasant in texture. The eggs were in some water at the base. I'm sure for some people this is fine but also for many it's makes the food inedible.. which defeats free breakfast. Including having more vegan / planted based / non dairy options. The oatmeal was very slimy. I did enjoy toast with butter and jam, waffles and after dabbing the sausage dry, that too. The coffee was good, again no non dairy options for milk. Juices are good too, they aren't fresh or real.. combo of ingredients. Plenty of condiments were available. It was a nice set up. The staff maintained the space entirely. The hot tub and pool were great. A heated pool and the hot tub was near a large door that opens so the cool air came in as we sat in the hot water. It's located super close to food, INCREDIBLE LANDSCAPES and gas.

We stayed here for one night while traveling around Arizona. The Hampton Inn is usually a great…read moreoption with clean and comfortable rooms. This hotel was perfect for a quick one-night stay. Everything was clean and organized. The bed was comfortable and the shower was perfect. It was packed for breakfast, but there was plenty of food. We'd stay here again.

They didn't offer decaf in the evening that we were there. The staff didn't greet us like they did…read morein other properties. The room was just cleaned and I think they shampooed the carpet because the cleaning chemical smell was strong, but the air wasn't on in the room so it was warm and the carpet was damp. Other than that the breakfast isn't as great like other Hilton-free-breakfast-properties such as Hampton Inn and Homewood Suites. They don't even offer hot chocolate for the kiddos. They have a small pool with hot tub which is nice and they have a weight set with a bench. Parking is great and I love that we can use the app to check in and get a digital key. We only stayed one night but I like that the room comes with a living room area & kitchenette.

The hallways smelled so bad. The counters were gritty/dirty. Toilet set broken and smoke alarm kept…read moregoing off even after they came to fix it twice!!! The internet is shotty at best.

We chose to stay at Page before we realised we could fit in a day trip to the Grand Canyon. As the…read moreYELP comments were so good for this place we decided to keep the booking and do the trip from Page. Thinking that the trip to the Grand Canyon would be interesting but coming back would be boring with the same scenery....we were wrong. The morning light and the afternoon light gave such a contrast it seemed like a different way. As for the accommodation, it was clean and comfortable. The shower not only worked but was a decent size. We stayed two nights and mainly used the fridge for our cold water. We filled our water bottles from the sink tap in the evening and had chilled water for our little adventures. I think we would have used the kitchen if we stayed longer. Pamela and Brady are excellent hosts and very attentive if you have a problem.

It's an ok place. Definitely a motel vibe here. Would never have thought about staying but for…read morethe reviews. It was clean but just older. Our 2 queen bed room was just a studio. No closet even. Dam motel is part of same building as Red Rock but on the other side of the building. The owner has some favorite food places which I've included in my review.

Great front end Wonderful new room…read moreClose to antelope canyon Breakfast was even good Quiet sleep comfort nice Shower pressure good

The room looks nice. But tonight both the WiFi and phone do not work , and the lady at front desk…read morehas no idea when it will be restored. Jacuzzi is good but pool outdoor is not heated