After charging me an arm and a leg for a tour, they neglected to tell me that check-in time is half…read morean hour prior and no refunds. Also, no rescheduling. I'm going to edit this. We decided to pay (again) and went on a later tour. Only two people per guide! None of the lost-in-a-crowd vibe. Keala not only gave us the Navajo ceremonial background but showed us the best places to take pictures, the animal and human heads coming out of the rock, and the herbal IDs and uses outside the canyon walls. She was a real sweetheart.

We had a fantastic experience on our tour of the upper antelope canyon. Brennan was our guide and…read morehe did an excellent job of identifying the best spots for photos, helping us set up the shots for the best results and even taking photos of us in some of the most interesting locations. He shared background on the Navajo nation and some history of the area. Well spoken and congenial, he really made our experience special. The check in process was pretty straightforward but be aware of the time difference unique to the area. We would certainly recommend this company for your tour.

Our stay at DreamKatchers Bed and Breakfast was nothing short of amazing! Eric our host was so…read moreattentive friendly and kind. After looking at the Page AZ hotels I wasn't too keen on staying in any of them which is when I came across DreamKatchers. It's a very comfortable stay with a rooftop hot tub to unwind after hiking and adventuring. After having a very comfortable nights rest we got to have an amazing breakfast made by Eric. If you have the chance to stay here highly recommend!

We cannot say enough about the warm hospitality we experienced during our recent stay at this…read morewonderful Bed & Breakfast. From the moment we arrived, we felt truly welcomed and at home. Eric was gracious and thoughtful and made our visit so memorable. Our room was comfortable and decorated beautifully with every detail well thought out. From the charging strip to the grab bar outside the shower, to the soft side coolers and ice packs, Eric seemed to have anticipated every little thing we could possibly need. The rooftop deck over the garage offered the perfect spot for stargazing at the end of a long day of traveling. And then there were the incredibly delicious breakfasts that rivaled any 5-star restaurant we've eaten at! This was the perfect place to stay on our journey and Eric was the quintessential host.

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.

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.

Very welcoming place and owners, super clean, the breakfast was excellent with cherries and eggs…read morefrom their garden. They have only 2 bedrooms, which share the same bathroom. But it's very clean. We couldn't find any presence online listing this place apart from one website so we were initially a bit worried. But in fact, the owners have been doing it professionally for 3 years; it's just that they have other jobs during the week and just get the overflow from other B&B. Very authentic and great experience.

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.

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.

Super clean, breakfast was full of choices and customers service agent at check in was awesome!…read more She was quick to ask if I needed any specific room type and got us exactly what was needed- Thanks!

[Racial Discrimination at a Hotel?] Shocking Experience…read more We love road trips. During our stay at this Holiday Inn in Page, we experienced something truly unbelievable. At check-in, each room in our group presented two forms of ID (some of us with Chinese passports, others with Japanese passports and U.S. driver's licenses) and politely requested two key cards per room. The front desk manager, Doris, insisted that "hotel policy only allows one key per room." That sounded absurd--we've traveled the world for decades and never encountered such a rule. Then we noticed several non-Asian guests checking in after us, and each of them was given two key cards without question. To make it even more unbelievable, Doris showed us an empty key card box and claimed they were "out of cards." It was almost laughable. But after we called IHG customer service to verify, she suddenly returned with a full stack of key cards--as if by magic. That's when it became clear: we were being treated differently. We don't want to assume intent, but this experience strongly felt like discrimination against Asian or Asian-appearing guests. It was disappointing, disheartening, and frankly unacceptable--especially coming from a global brand like IHG. Still, after everything, my young daughter went to the front desk and sincerely thanked Doris for eventually giving us two key cards. That moment, while small, says a lot about how we choose to respond--with kindness and grace, even when disappointed.

Quite the clean and cheap place to stay while in Page for Antelope Canyon and Horseshoe bend. Had…read morestayed here on my recent visit to Page after going to Sedona and South Rim (Late October 2021) Standard double bed hotel room with HIGH CEILINGS, mini fridge, free Wi-Fi. Updated bathroom. "Free Breakfast" in bags in the morning from 0630-0930A but it varies depending on what's placed inside or how often they replenish these "bags". Only constant seems to be an apple, apple juice, and a Danish pasty. What changes is jimmy dean English muffin, bean and cheese burrito, may or may not have a light Yoplait yogurt. Also the offering of hot water and coffee limited to how often they refill them as well. Seems to be out most of the time. Besides the breakfast "issue", the front desk seemed to be a bit weird on which rooms they offer. Was told 3rd floor was full, 2nd floor was in process of deep cleaning, so we all got stuck on the 1st floor. Had 2 rooms next to each other but no interconnecting door. Overall, cleanest, brightest, cheapest hotel i had stayed in during my trip. Convenient too to nearby restaurants (not like Page is large anyway)

ZERO stars if I could…read more This place is a filthy nightmare. My bed had what looked like blood and poop stains all over it. I unknowingly slept in this filth, only to pull the sheets back the next morning and discover just how disgusting it really was. Absolutely revolting. When I went to the front desk, the woman acted like it was my fault. Her exact words: "I'm sorry you didn't come down sooner." Excuse me? I'm sorry YOUR hotel is a biohazard. Instead of fixing it, replacing sheets, or refunding anything, she basically shrugged and told me to move my entire family into another room after a long day of traveling. Completely unprofessional, lazy, and rude. The food? Trash. Inedible slop. Between the gross breakfast and the human fluids on the bed, this place should honestly be shut down by the health department. Save your money, save your sanity, and definitely save your health. This dump is a disgrace.