This is a great, clean and well maintained hotel right off the main road. I usually stay with…read morefamily when visiting town, but decided to opt for a hotel night recently and am glad we did-the place was great! The indoor pool looked inviting, although we didn't take a dive (next time). The breakfast in the morning was wonderful-plenty of options, and fully stocked. Our room was comfortable and clean as well. We look forward to staying here again in the future.

We were on our way from Salt Lake City to Arches National Park and found this hotel with an…read moreelectric vehicle charging station on site. Really easy to find off the freeway and beautifully maintained. As you walk into the guestroom, it looks spacious and clean. We even asked if this place was new and was surprised to hear it's been around for several years. We had the top floor corner room with spectacular views of the mountains. The bedding was clean, the restroom was tidy, and we appreciated the complimentary breakfast. As luck should have it, one of us forgot the Kindle in the room and didn't notice till after we drove back to Salt Lake City. We frantically called the hotel to see if Housekeeping found it, thankfully they did. However, it's taken almost a full month to connect with the right person on making payment to mail it back. So, note to self....check and check again BEFORE leaving the room!

Clean room. Nice b-fast. Nice host. Great rate. Highly recommended! Beautiful little town of…read morePrice UT.

CLEAN,CLEAN,CLEAN & Quiet. This place doesn't look like much but the owners care about the place…read more The carpet was very clean and pretty new. The floors were spotless, as was the brightwork in the bathroom. Also, nothing was broken or worn out. Very refreshing to see. We stopped here for the night , would stop here anytime! My 30+yo daughter checks under the mattress, behind doors, behind furniture and was impressed. All for right at $100! :)

A little gem in the middle of nowhere. I called ahead to ask questions about semi truck parking and…read moresee if they accepted pets. The gentlemen on the phone was really friendly. They did not have any pet rooms available but they were still willing to accommodate. The place has semi parking right in the front. Easy parking with easy access. Thats 5 stars in my book. The gentlemen at the front desk was very friendly and helpful. He waived all pet fees and gave us the truckers discount for two nights. It ended up only costing me $110 for two nights...I call that a steal since others who charged $25 a night for a pet with no truck parking and it was already $118 a night. The room itself was exceptional. I got the two twin beds since it was the only room they had left. The room was nice and clean. I'm surprised they had a lot of pillows when the Motel 6 i was at the night before only had 2 pillows. They also have a restaurant that was connected to the hotel which is a plus when you do not have a vehicle. They also have a swim pool that was covered but they were willing to uncover it if we wanted to take a dive. Over all this place is a diamond in the rocks!

So, we came from Los Angeles and stayed here last month. We've left message after message for…read moreAthena Robison the General Manager, but she won't call us back because she knows I want a refund, and to call her out on ALL THE BUG INFESTATION!!!! (See video and pics). A cool guy that works there named Mike came and looked at the room saying "Oh, that is TOTALLY UNACCEPTABLE!!!!" Then Athena chose to ignore me, so I will now call the health department there for an inspection at that location (that also has a RESTAURANT....yikes!) And all 5 of their other locations. There were bugs on the walls, the bed, the TV screen while I was eating, and even one on my HAND while I was laying on the bed texting!!! Kyle was AWESOME, but Stacie (who's worked there for 7 years) couldn't be more RUDE AND UNHELPFUL. She actually got MAD because I mentioned the BUGS!!!!!!

Stopped here on our way from our home in Idaho to see our son and his fiancée in Durango, CO. It is…read morelocated just off the 6 directly on our route, so very convenient. It is a two story building with no elevator, which I was aware of. Still, this 68-year-old man dragging two suitcases and a cooler up the stairs gave me some exercise, though we chose the second floor. Adequate free parking. There is an indoor pool to the right as you enter the hotel, with the front desk to the left. There is a "sports bar"(more on that later) and a "steakhouse" on the premises. A very nice young woman checked us in, though it took longer than usual, I think due to their slow computer system. At any rate, I had to run to the bathroom and leave the final steps to my wife. The room was clean, which was most important. Beds weren't very comfortable, but they provide plenty of pillows. Bathroom and shower were small. Shower pressure was so-so. Bathroom fan was great. AC worked fine. Mini fridge and blow dryer provided. There were a lot of families attending sporting events also staying at the hotel. A lot of the kids were roaming free and making noise. We were concerned. However, we were not disturbed at night. We did go to the sports bar for dinner. This was a fairly small room with a bar and stools, some high tables, a few pool tables, and two or three TVs. They had few beers on tap, it appeared mostly domestic, but the very nice young female bartender offered a nice IPA in a can. Hotel guests get $5 off the burgers, which are hand-pressed and very good, and it comes with a side, for a total of $11. The fries and sweet potato fries were average, kind of soggy, and I like them crispy. The food all comes from the "steakhouse" next door, which doubles as the location of the complimentary breakfast, which is the usual scrambled eggs, sausage, biscuits and gravy, coffee, juices, and some other choices. Not bad. All in all, this hotel fulfilled our need for a stopover on our way to see our son. At $200 a night, just an OK value.

There is nothing good about this place. Put my reservation…read morein on the hotel website for a pet room since they are "pet friendly". Got in after a long drive. Found out we couldn't check in because computer system was down. About 30 min sitting in the lobby, we were told ok to check in. When we started checking in we were told that they didn't have any pet rooms so I couldn't stay there with a pet. I said the reservation has already been paid and has been paid as a pet room since it required extra on the website. They said they couldn't do anything. I stood there until something was done. The manager did NOT seem to care but they "agreed" to put us up in a 2nd level room (of note, no elevators here either). I don't know why they said there were no pet rooms and then all of the sudden did. I mean...maybe it's because it looked like this (see pics) and no one had cleaned it? Anyway stay away from this place.

Nice lady that's why I gave a star. But where do I start? There was cobwebs FULL of bugs,…read moremysterious stains on the carpet, bug in the bed, the bed felt itchy, trash between the bed and the nightstand trash in the toilet, a mysterious scalpel tool with a scary substance on it (looked like dr^gs) and old food in the fridge (pb&j, mayo, cheese, literal rotting pastrami) if you have the money go some else. We ended up not staying the night.

Booked this on Expedia where it received a "Very Good" rating. Well the price is very good, it's…read morehard to beat $60 in the post Covid era where even the cheap motels start over $120. And you get everything you need: working TV, Microwave, mini-fridge on the larger side, running water etc. In other words, you get what you're paying for. But the building is old, the rooms and furniture are old, the beds are springy etc. But hey, it is WAY better than a tent, and you can spend $60 to pitch one at a KOA. So lower your expectations and enjoy a cheap nights stay on your way to somewhere else. Plus it's nice to park your car right next to your door!

Excellent. My wife and I stayed at the Ramada Inn overnight on a road trip. Our room was large…read morewith a nice large "accessible" bathroom. The walk in shower was a lot nicer than trying to take a shower in a small old bathtub. The table had 2 chairs and was great for both of us to set up our laptops. The attached restaurant was very nice. The building was apparently older but had been upgraded and all the amenities were up to latest expectations. Even the touch and enter key cards worked flawlessly. The lobby had a nice lounge with big comfortable chairs and a TV that I watched for a while when my wife was still asleep in our room. The only thing missing was a hot tub/spa. They had an excellent swimming pool, but I like a hot tub better.

Very basic room accommodations and had a very strange smell in our room. We had to bring our own…read moreblankets because there was just a very small "comforter" on the bed. Worst part was the bathroom. It was extremely humid and there was moisture everywhere. There was an extra guest growing on the ceiling, and on top of that the tub did not drain well. I would recommend staying at the holiday inn across the street.

Surprisingly cute, like a Bed Bath and Beyond overstock mini showroom. Clean, homey, and with the…read moreright amount of -off the beaten path charm/wtf is this -you're looking for when on a cross country trip and on a ramen noodle budget. Oh man, free apple cider too. I mean come on, this is great.

Nothing fancy, but it's a solid place to lay your head. My dog and I stayed one night while on a…read moreroad trip and it met our needs. There's a great area of grass with a picnic table and play area just outside where they seem to keep the dog friendly rooms. It was awesome to just open my door and step right out to let the pup do her business! Check-in was super easy and she was incredibly friendly. I'm not one for the continental breakfast, so I can't comment on that. Quiet, convenient location, and extremely well priced. I would totally come back if in the area. I'd give it five stars, but the curtains wouldn't close all the way and I'm a fan of complete darkness. Also, I can sleep almost anywhere, but I could see how sensitive folks might have a bit of a challenge with the beds.

When we arrived the room smelled awful, no matter how long we left the window open it never cleared…read moreout. While the woman at the desk was lovely and very kind, the next morning we were woken up by incredibly loud banging on the door until we answered; only for a man to tell us we had until 11 to check out.

This is my stay at the quality Inn In Price UT:…read more BREAKFAST: The breakfast is five stars. It's very good. I had two waffles, hot chocolate, and some sausage and my sister had some Froot Loops which she rated 5 stars, the hot chocolate was a little hot, but after a few minutes, it was ready to go. It tasted so good. THE ROOM: the room was very hot when we came here. We wish that they would keep on the air conditioning so that way it would be cool in the room when guests come in. Sleep: we got not that much sleep we got four hours to six hours of sleep due to coming here a little late but we wish that it was colder in the room because maybe we would've slept better. TV: I couldn't really turn it off. It was just pretty boring. It had just basic channels no cable and I don't like the TV. Other things to add: The shower had hot water. The shower was amazing. It felt so good. On the other hand the bed wasn't really comfortable, but we slept good so that's pretty good. The hotel is nice But not my favorite. The doors creek a lot. Honestly, I don't recommend this place if you have trouble sleeping.

The front desk man , Alex was so kind and helpful. We have been traveling for 2 weeks and he had…read morethe best customer service.

Was it the best hotel in the world to stay at?! Nope, it wasn't. But for the price and location, it…read moreserved its' purpose. There aren't too many options in terms of hotels and Airbnbs in the small town of Price. I stayed here because it was conveniently located right between Salt Lake City and Moab (national park territory). Only stayed for a few nights, but I had a pretty decent stay. This Super 8 Wyndham is conveniently located right off of the freeway. Not much in terms of restaurants and shops nearby, but again, this is a super small town. When I first arrived, the lady who checked me in was still in training. I arrived super late since my initial flight had gotten delayed, but they were very accommodating. My key stopped working twice while I was there, but luckily there was someone at the front desk to help me both times that it happened (it seems pretty slow here and there isn't always someone up front). Once I made it into the room, it felt pretty comfortable. The room itself (and the entire hotel quite frankly) is in dire need of an upgrade. The chair seat fabric was ripped and needed to be reupholstered, and the shower tiles in the bathroom could use some re-grouting. Super old school looking decor. I also found it odd that the sink was located outside of the bathroom, but that wasn't a huge issue for me. What's most important was that it was clean and comfortable. I had a second floor end unit, so it was pretty quiet for the most part. This seems like trucker territory as most of the cars in the parking lot were large trucks. Speaking of parking; it's extremely limited. Every night I was lucky to snag one of the last parking spots closest to my hotel room. They advertise a "complimentary breakfast" which is basically cereal and a waffle maker. Didn't partake in the breakfast as there wasn't much offered. For a short stay, it's alright but don't expect anything fancy. I probably wouldn't stay here again unless I had no better options nearby (which was the case this time around). But for what it's worth, it was decent.

The place is nothing exciting. You get what you pay for. We expected that. Clean. Simple breakfast…read more We were really impressed with the evening desk staff - Kim. She was really friendly and helpful. She recommended a great place for dinner that the g'kids loved which made life easy for us. Thank you.