One of the worst experiences of my life. If you get anyone to answer the call, you were lucky. I…read moreneeded to rent a vehicle from Utah to Las Vegas airport. Booked about one week in advance. Called and confirmed my reservation with Allison on 2/18 and she assured me that I wouldn't have any issues since I booked in advance and there would be plenty of vehicles for Sunday, 2/22 (today). Unfortunately she advised that she wouldn't be working the day of my arrival. Arrived today, NO ONE at the counter. There was a posted sign "SERVICING A VEHICLE WILL RETURN SHORTLY". Waited over an hour, knocked on the doors, no one...just unbelievable. Didn't want to miss our flight so we ended up searching a ride on Lyft and fortunately a nice man accepted the ride request from Utah to Vegas. If you want to take a gamble with AVIS of Cedar City, do it at your own risk, just have a backup plan. I DO NOT recommend.

I made my reservation days in advance, arrived at pickup time and there were no employees from Avis…read moreat the pickup location for myself and another customer that was waiting for her rental. Both of us called the local number and couldn't reach anyone, had to call Avis corporate. Explained that I had been there for over an hour at this point and hadn't been able to find an employee to help with my rental. I was instructed to "wait a little longer" as they may be out to lunch. So, 2 hours into this rental, I ended up cancelling through Avis corporate as there were still no employees on site. I recommend using a different rental agency to avoid this headache altogether.

I would not even give the Enterprise in St George at 16 N. 1100 E…read more a 1 rating. They are scamming insurance companies by making false claims about damage that was not there. A claim from 3 months ago saying there was damage to their vehicle. Not only do I have video pictures from my work of the rental showing no damage whatsoever! I'm going to contact the Better Business Bureau . Not only did they return my deposit 2 days after returning the car to now say 3 months later the rental was damaged. Stay away from this rental company!!!!!!!!!

They are charging me for damage that was present before I rented the vehicle, even though I have…read morepictures of it from before I ever left the lot. This amounts to $5,000. I challenged the claim and they decided they are still considering me responsible. I would reconsider before ever renting here. I would give 0 stars if it were possible to do so.

We were rented a car in Dayton OH that reeked of Marijuana. 3 attempts to get another car failed. I…read morehave severe lung disease and allergic to thc.

Absolutely horrible experience. Heres a list of unexpected fee's & charges with budget rentals…read moreexplanation. (The explanation given only after you check your car in and receive your emailed reciept several hours later) 11.11% Concession Recovery Fee $93.87- The concession recovery fee is a surcharge added to all car rental companies who operate on airport property for use of its roadways & facilities and for improvements. CUSTOMER FACILITY CHG $255.75 - Fee for the development and improvement of car rental facilities at the airport. VEH LICENSE RECOUP $10.54 Vehicle License Fee Vehicle License Fees that are incurred in order to put a car on the road. These fees include costs for the title, the registration, the plates and in some instances the taxes as well.

We decided to end our first big camping/exploration era on a very fitting note... the…read moreExtraterrestrial Highway We made the classic stop in Rachel, Nevada at the famous Little A'Le'Inn, and it honestly felt like the perfect weird little ending to the whole trip. We got the strawberry rhubarb pie with vanilla ice cream served warm and I'm not exaggerating when I say we completely inhaled it the second it hit the bar. No picture. No pause. Just immediate destruction. It was that good. The little bar/restaurant itself is super cute, super quirky in the best way, and everyone working there was genuinely so friendly. It has that "you are very far from everything but somehow exactly where you're supposed to be" vibe. If you're driving the Extraterrestrial Highway through Rachel, Nevada, the stop at Little A'Le'Inn is an absolute must. It's one of those places that just makes the whole road trip feel like an experience instead of just a drive. Overall: weird, iconic, delicious, and the perfect closing chapter to our very dusty, very hot, very unforgettable camping tour

Little A'Le'Inn It's…read morenot every day you find yourself pulling up to what looks like a desert container and realizing... you've just arrived at alien ground zero. Now, I'll be honest I'm not the "they're out there" guy. That honor belongs to my buddy, who treats anything extraterrestrial like it's a confirmed appointment. Me? I got pulled into this whole thing after watching Alienstock and thinking, "Alright... I gotta at least see this circus." And right there in the heart of Rachel, Nevada sits this legendary little outpost. From the outside, yeah it's humble. No frills. No illusions of fine dining. But that's not why you're here. You're here because this place is basically the unofficial headquarters for alien believers, conspiracy chasers, and curious road-trippers who took a wrong turn and leaned into it. And let me tell you the staff? They get it. They lean ALL the way in. My buddy was absolutely eating it up like he was about to get recruited into some intergalactic council. Me? I'm standing there half amused, half impressed, like, "Alright... I respect the commitment." It's fun. It's self-aware. It doesn't take itself too seriously, and that's exactly why it works. Now, let's talk food. The burger? Solid. Not life-changing, not gourmet but when you've been out in the Nevada desert questioning reality for a few hours, it hits like a five-star meal. Cold drink, hot food, and a place to sit down and laugh about the absurdity of it all? That's a win. But here's the real deal the "ambiance," if you can call it that. You're not just eating... you're participating. This place has history. It's iconic. It's weird in all the right ways. Stickers, stories, people passing through with wild theories and even wilder road trip tales. It feels like a clubhouse for the unknown. So yeah if you break it down piece by piece? Building: simple. Food: good, middle of the road. Service: great. But the experience? That's where it goes full five stars. You're not coming here for perfection you're coming here for the story. And buddy... it delivers. Boop. Five stars.

I don't want to leave a review because I don't want this beautiful place to become so busy that I…read morecan't find a spot but I'll leave one anyway. https://youtu.be/4kbhXcoTcPM?si=J2eoj3rS4vDKwu14. This place is soooo funnn!!! So much to do for the kids for a good camping trip. Do your kids get bored while dry camping.... Well then this is the place for you. Does your spouse want a toilet and a shower while camping... well here ya go. Do you wanna river to walk along and a trail to scope out.... Here ya go. https://youtu.be/e-yCDqg5Dgc?si=Z9VnEfaCdZNMxJqL Here are some basic made YouTube videos for personal use and for the family to watch. May help you see if you wanna go and have the time of your life. Also the staff is super friendly, they know you are there for a great time and do their best to ensure your trip is as epic as possible.

We have been coming here over 8 years. I left reviews as the new management took over and the…read moresanitation issues went up and up.. My review on Google was just given a very passive aggressive reply by the owner, with laughing emojis and a Cheers at the end, saying they aren't a resort (yet you will drop over $250 to camp for 2 nights as a family...) and mocking my pleading reviews for things to be improved or to be updated on the pump having broken..? Kids and families will walk right through your camp too, so there is no privacy when you go. And with how often everything floods there, the reason for the last group having to sell, and now the cleanliness of the water in question while those speaking concerns are laughed at, it ia only a matter of time before safety is compromsied, someone will get seriosuly hurt, and a lawsuit or arrest will have to happen. Truly, the decks are ancient and haven't been replaced, the bridge from the campsites hasn't been replaced or updated, and many other issues.. The soaring reviews were also left during the winter season, when no one was there, too. They are boosting their reviews artificially. Don't go..

This will probably be the most UP-TO-DATE review of Palm Creek Ranch, so listen up if you're…read moreplanning a trip out to Moapa. Beforehand, you might want to do some research and watch current videos on IG, TikTok, or YouTube so you know what to expect. We finally made it here on SATURDAY, JUNE 6TH to escape the Vegas heat. It's an hour drive from Las Vegas, so we left at 8:15 am. We arrived at 9:15 am to a line of other cars thinking the same thing...we were already about 20 cars deep. The park opens at 10am to 6pm and it's $30/person for adults. There are about 50 parking spots inside that the workers will direct you where to park, and there are complimentary wagons to load up your belongings to bring to your picnic spot. Top priority for everyone is to cool off in the 100-foot 80 degree river, and snag a great picnic spot. Most prime picnic spots are along the river and come covered and fully equipped with a grill, tablle, chairs, and a garbage can. Restrooms are clean, and there's also a shower as well. For us, swim time in the river was OUR priority, so we packed lightly(cooler, chairs, towels, bluetooth speaker, and water flasks. We brought snacks, ice cream, and poke for lunch. Went for our first swim at about 10:30am Had a Poke Bowl lunch at about 11:15am while lots of people were still slaving away in the heat over a hot grill trying to get lunch cooked for their families. Went for a second swim at Noon. Not too many people swimming as lots of people were still eating. By the time 1-1:30pm rolled around, the river was a madhouse with all kinds of music blasting, and people just having a great time. We decided to call it a day and packed up our belongings then headed back to Vegas. A fun day was had, and yes, we plan to return. Now you know before you go!

Definitely worth the day trip! Another hidden gem only 1 hour away from Las Vegas off the beaten…read morepath. We enjoyed the scenic beauty, peaceful downtime, soothing sound of flowing water, a great spot for a quick getaway! The water is its best feature, at a pleasant temperature all year round it's a great time to swim in the river. They have lots of shaded picnic tables and BBQ grills, flush toilet and shower. We're coming back! Hopefully they keep this place peaceful and enjoyable for relaxing and quality time. It would be best to put back the NO LOUD NOISE/MUSIC Rule.

This is the place to take care of YOU. Nice facility, fun hikes with knowledgeable, friendly…read moreguides. Great fitness and health/mind classes. Food is very healthy and delicious. I've gone 4 years. You go home with a fresh mindset and new friends.

I have been hearing about this resort for a few years now from my bestie who has been four-five…read moretimes. We finally got the stars and schedules aligned to visit June, 2025. Actually, there are a group of about seven of us, because Movara builds strength AND friendships. We had a villa, which is very, very nice inside and tastefully decorated. Every day, numerous activities are scheduled from cooking demos, lectures, Zumba, but the highlight of all is definitely the hikes. Being so close to the National Park and red rocks is an asset to the overall program. There is an 'assessment hike' done on day one to place you in an appropriate hike group the rest of the days you are there. The hikes are run from 645-845a daily. All other classes and coaches are thoughtfully planned and I am very grateful that they alternate a hike/stretching/lecture/cardio/strength/pool aerobics (I've heard firsthand they used to do cardio/cardio/cardio plus have other strenuous activities later in the day in the heat & sun). Mid-week, I reweighed myself and was down two pounds. With this info, I knew where I stood and my mission is to be down a few more by checkout! I appreciate the overall mission at Movara and I think I would return again. PS the food program is wonderful, allots about 1200 cals per day, across the board, and all recipes are provided upon request!

great breakfast and very friendly staff! room was perfect and reasonably priced. parking lot was…read morenice too, you can park right in front of your room. highly recommend if you're looking to stay near zion, or if you're just traveling.

I stayed here for three days during my visit to Cedar City. The hotel is under renovations and they…read morehave made good progress. The rooms have already been recently renovated. The new flooring, walls, furniture, and restroom fixtures. One thing I do recommend is that they add better ventilation fans in the restrooms that suck the air out quicker and more efficiently. The beds were comfortable and offered very nice bedding. Although I did not need the use of the AC, it did work very well. A big plus about staying at this hotel is the breakfast they offer for free throughout your stay during the morning hours. I hit it up every morning, regardless if I was intending to have breakfast later that day. The breakfast includes biscuits & gravy, scrambled eggs, bacon strips, sausage links, make your own waffle machine, breakfast potatoes, cereals, oatmeal, and much more, not to mention coffee and teas. There's inside and outside seating available. The hotel offers an inside pool, it's a non-smoking facility, offers a laundry facility, and an exercise room. The renovations will include a new lobby and restaurant and bar. I would stay here again, not only because the prices were very fair and it was a good stay.

my wife and I asked for earlier ck in time, room was ready for us, very clean, great location…read morelooking over the golf course. staff very friendly and maintance was quick to responed to operational question about A/C , fan and lighting, enjoyed walking trails, food and new Gym, enjoyed being asked to play PB game. We stayed one week and booked for two weeks next year,

This was our second stay at the Inn at Entrada, and quite frankly it was even better than last…read moretime! I feel the cleaning staff did a much better job this time and the golf course was finally open. Sadly the golf course still has a lot of issues to work on, in spite of being "finished" for over a year. The golf course itself failed to deliver the same high end service experience the Inn did, and the course also still looked very much under construction. I keep hearing that Black Desert Resort is much better for golf, which is a shame because I know when they open up their accommodations, it will take business away from this lovely Inn. As I understand it, Black Desert Resort will offer a lower green fee for guests at their resort. I really do hope the golf course at Entrada works on some of its shortcomings; combined with the Inn it literally would be the perfect getaway. The Inn on its own is completely fantastic and I wouldn't hesitate to visit again; the only problem is I have a husband who plays golf, so that is also a huge consideration for our vacations. The two staff members who stood out on our visit was Lisa and Russ, both of them ensured we had a fantastic visit at the Inn! When we checked in, we were even greeted with a bag of caramel popcorn (what a nice touch). The room is spacious, and the view is gorgeous. We love the fireplace, and the jetted bathtub is fantastic after a day of playing golf. The little kitchenette was so helpful, it came complete with dishes, a mini fridge, sink and microwave. I still do think the units could use a little of an update and refresh, but they are still charming in their own way. The location is great as we were close to Snow Canyon National Park and Santa Clara, both of which we love! Checkout was a breeze and our stay overall at the Inn was top notch. I wouldn't hesitate to stay at the Inn again, or recommend it to others. If you're looking to play golf here, I have my hesitations (see that review on "Entrada at Snow Canyon Country Club").

IF YOU LIKE: * A check in process where you have to read…read moreinstructions to get your key from a kiosk because the owner "has a bad knee" and can't be bothered to assist you in person * A trip-hazard of poorly laid concrete patch on a decrepit walkway * A noisy fridge that has food leftover from a previous occupant which calls into question the overall cleanness of the room * A loud AC unit that runs non-stop until you shut it off, giving you the bonus option of a hot room * A shower drain that is slow such that you're standing in backed up water * A hot water supply that may or may not give you hot water for your shower * A bed installed close enough to a wall that you have to sidle to get in it * A kitchenette with no cookware or amenities of any kind * An alarm clock alarm that's set to ON by a previous occupant but not turned off because (per the owner) 'it's up to you --not up to hotel staff -- to think to check it' * A lot of hotrod traffic racing up and down the adjacent street until 1am THIS IS THE PLACE FOR YOU! I complained to management about most this (the stuff that's within their control) and got back a response taking no ownership of any of the issues. Bottom Line: pay an extra $20 and find someplace where you can get some sleep and that isn't an out of date dump like this.

I picked this motel because it was well reviewed. We were traveling from our home in Idaho to visit…read morefamily and friends in California and made this our stop for the night. Located on St. George Blvd, a main drag, it is a modest two story building, with a small but functional parking lot, though a little challenging to get into from the freeway (probably best to make a U-turn once you pass it). Nothing fancy on the outside, but attractive. The woman in the office was nice enough and we were checked in quickly. Happily, we're had an upstairs room over the office and set back from the street. No elevator but the staircase was easy to negotiate. Our room was nice and clean. We had two queens, which we like when traveling. The bathroom and shower were small but the water was hot and the pressure was good. The bathroom fan worked well. The beds were not super comfortable, but good for one night. The AC was great. There is a healthy place to eat right across the street and other eateries within walking distance. Apparently there is a pool but we didn't use it. We will stay here again when passing through.