Stayed a few nights here in August on both ends of a rafting/camping trip through the Grand Canyon…read more I had an excellent stay both times - very comfortable and clean rooms, wonderfully warm staff, decent prices, and an incredible location inside the Vermillion Cliffs National Monument! It's a bit of a remote location (which I loved) but the lodge has everything you could possibly need - a really great on-site restaurant, general store, gas station, and they even do their own guided fishing trips and kayak rentals complete with backhaul drop offs to a launch point of your choice. And even though you're a bit of a captive audience, their prices are surprisingly pretty reasonable - even for the gas! The lodge is currently split into two sections - one has been recently renovated and one hasn't. I stayed in a double queen room in the renovated section and a single king room in the non-renovated section. Both rooms were spotlessly clean and very cozy - but I definitely prefer the renovated rooms - simply because they have a superior bathroom layout/shower - The shower in the non-renovated room was very rudimentary- almost like one you'd find in an RV - and there was very little counterspace. And the TVs include an option to log into your streaming apps to watch your fave shows. But the beds were both very comfortable in both rooms - the mattresses felt very supportive but not overly hard - seemed like temperpedic quality. The decor in the renovated rooms is very desert-cowboy-chic - but the non-renovated room was super retro - more like a 70s spaghetti western style lol. There are refrigerators and Keurig coffee makers in all the rooms - renovated and non-renovated alike. All the rooms have outside patio seating but it's not private. I was next to the restaurant in the non-renovated room and was worried it might be too loud but I didn't hear a thing - it was peaceful and quiet! Speaking of the restaurant- the food is absolutely fantastic! I ate two dinners here and a breakfast and loved it all. They also have a unique dessert - avocado pie! Highly recommend! Everything here is family owned and all the staff were friendly, welcoming, and very helpful. I thoroughly enjoyed my stay and fully intend to return bc there's SO much to explore in the area - especially if you love the desert outdoors!

At first glance the lodge looks like the ones around it, but the people and the food give it the…read morewelcoming sense that will continue bringing me back. By far the best aspect of the lodge was the guide we hired to help us fish Lees Ferry. His name was Shane and he was incredibly experienced. It was my first time fly fishing and he taught me to cast, mend, and set the hook. We caught more fish before noon than I did on my last fishing trip. Shane knew every spot to visit to get the trout biting. The food at the lodge was also incredible. I ate one of the best patty melts I've had and the breakfast burritos hit the spot before a fishing trip. I also can't give the sweet potato fries high enough praise. They had the perfect amount of crunch and salt I look for in a fry with that same sweet potato taste. If you stop in; try the avocado pie! The lodge is absolutely worth a visit. Stay a night, try out the restaurant, try to book Shane if you can, and fish until your arm gets tired!

Worst hotel stay that we have ever had! The bathroom door was broken when we arrived, and our four…read moreyear old ended up getting stuck in there for a long time this morning. When we called the manager, he scolded us for leaving our child unattended. Then, he charged us an additional fee of $22.18. Please listen to the bad reviews and keep driving. I wish so badly we had done this last night and avoided the horrible experience we had.

This is the creepiest hotel I have ever stayed at. No cell service (I have Verizon). Our unit was…read moreattached to the front desk building and it looked like there were some 2 way mirrors (this is speculation) and doors that led to who-knows-where (locked from the other side). Doesn't help that we are two early-twenties girls. We were tired as hell so we tried to look past it all and go to sleep, but we ended up nope-ing out of there around 11pm. Not trying to be murdered in our sleep, thanks!

I had such high hopes for this b and b after reading the reviews and seeing photos online, but…read moreunfortunately it was a disappointment. It was not made clear during the reservation process that Room 3 does not have a standard shower. Instead, it has a claw-foot tub with a handheld shower head that must be held while showering, or the tub can be used for bathing. I believe this should be clearly disclosed so guests can make an informed decision before booking. The description of "European style shower" does not make it clear that you cannot take an actual shower in the room. We actually wound up getting passes for the Zion canyon hot springs just so we could shower during our stay. I understand this is a historic inn, but that does not eliminate the expectation of basic accommodations, such as a functioning toilet seat and an adequate supply of toilet paper. When we checked in, the toilet seat was cracked, and there was only a half roll of toilet paper provided. I messaged to ask where I could find more, and I was told someone would bring it that evening. By 9:00 p.m., nothing had arrived, so I followed up and asked whether I should go to a nearby store to purchase toilet paper and a replacement toilet seat, since the one in our room was broken. The owner/manager called me and said, "I didn't realize this was such a crisis for you." I found that response unnecessarily dismissive, rude, and unprofessional. He also told me the toilet seat would not be repaired during our stay, but then explained where I could find additional toilet paper myself. I was disappointed that this information was not provided when I first asked several hours earlier. The following day, the toilet seat was replaced. I guess although he didn't think it was a "crisis", he did realize having a functioning toilet seat was important. The inn has historic charm, but the property appears run down and in need of better maintenance. It is possible to preserve the character of a historic building while still keeping the infrastructure and basic amenities up to standard. This place has a great deal of potential, but in its current condition and with the current level of management, it does not meet the expectations of a 3-, 4-, or 5-star stay. The highlight of our visit was leaving the inn to eat breakfast at Oscar's. The food was delicious and this was the best part of our stay. There is no one consistently on site to assist with issues that arise during a stay, no traditional check-in or check-out process, and no one actively monitoring the property. Unfortunately, the combination of poor communication, dismissive management, and the lack of basic amenities resulted in a disappointing experience. I would not recommend staying here.

This B&B conveniently located near Zion NP, walking distance to Stop#5 at the Springdale shuttle…read moreline that takes you to and from the park. Room #6 is not big, but it got all we needed and is comfortable. The garden area is nice. Breakfast is included in a nearby cafe. And they serve hearty breakfast choices that will fuel you for your day at the park.

We stopped by Jacob Lake Inn on the way to Kanab after hearing about their famous cookies. This was…read moreon a Sunday in mid April and it wasn't crowded at all, with perhaps only another 5 parties or so in the store. Since our visit was during the off season, they unfortunately only had four types of cookies to choose from - apparently during the summer they have 16 different varieties! While we didn't have that amazing selection, the employee did tell us that they cookies in the tray were less than an hour from the oven! We ended up trying one of each (4 for $8.46): Chocolate Chip Cookie - This cookie has a golden brown ring around the edge and the bottom. It has a delicate crunch along the more well baked portions, but the interior remains soft and gooey. Especially the semisweet chocolate chips, which at only an hour after removal from heat, are still melty. The center of the cookie tastes under baked like raw flour with a somewhat granular and sandy texture. Chocolate Parfait - This is a tall cookie that doesn't seem to spread. It looks more like a small scone or biscuit to be honest. It's quite wan in color, so there's no particular baked crust. Instead, the entire thing is soft and tender, but it's not under baked like the chocolate chip cookie since it all tastes baked through. It's absolutely stuffed with large pieces of Belgian milk chocolate, and like the other cookie, the chocolate is still melted and gooey. Oatmeal Raisin - This cookie has the hardest bake with a darker golden brown bottom creating a great crunch. It's otherwise filled with oats and studded with plenty of sweet raisins. Snickerdoodle - This cookie is surprisingly yellow in color. It has the same chewy and tender texture throughout and tastes like a sugar cookie with cinnamon. I do have to say that all the cookies were super sweet. So sweet I had to drink an entire bottle of water afterwards. I drank more water after the cookies than a 5 miles hike the previous day. Way too sweet for my tastes, but I'm sure most people will be okay with that! Bathrooms - Two larger ones with multiple stalls

We stayed here on our way to the Grand Canyon. Very rustic place with a lot of charm. They have…read morecabins a motel and a hotel. The cabins had no TV so we moved to the hotel. Very rustic, but we enjoyed our stay. The girl at the counter was outstanding and very friendly.

No-frills for sure but way cheaper than the other places nearby and close to the entrance if Bryce…read moreCanyon too. The shower and bathroom has new tiles and grouting. There is an old but working AC unit and a mini-fridge. No hair dryer or coffee machine though. They have dish TV with HBO but the reception was ""snowy". It was super windy so maybe that caused it? There is an awesome restaurant that has yummy homemade pie. Other people raved about the prime rib but I don't usually eat that so can't testify to that but we had French toast and biscuits and gravy for breakfast. Good! Remember you are out in the middle of nowhere, flat and dry. The place looks like crap from the road but is a reliable, inexpensive place to save. We spent most of our time hiking and sightseeing anyway.

We stayed here one night to visit the near-by Bryce Canyon. It is certainly a bargain as far as…read morehotels near national parks go. We've been paying around $200 a night near other parks and this room cost us only $80. Granted, you get what you pay for. The room is pretty bare but everything was clean. There is a mini-fridge, a hair-dryer (new), a mounted TV, table and chair, AC/heating unit, and full walk-in closet. The staff is small -- by that I mean that the restaurant waitress also checked us in. She even let us do an early check-in. The wifi is actually really good. They gave us a password for the protected wifi which didn't work, but they have free, fast-speed non-password protected wifi. I'll be honest, the outside looks really terrible. But it's clear that right now, they're in the middle of some construction and are attempting to make some improvements. Walking inside, we were all much more comfortable as it looks like a regular low-budget hotel or motel. No bugs or anything like that, pretty normal. It's so conveniently located near the park and for anyone who is going to spend most of their time outside of their room and at the park anyway, this is a good bargain.

I've stayed here 3 times now and have never been disappointed. The rooms are large and clean/they…read moredid a remodel a few year so everything is fresh. Our room had a small kitchenette-ish area with a microwave and fridge. The view is out of this world!! Pro tip: they have $8.00 breakfast vouchers for Oscars. A yummy Mexican restaurant up the street.

5 star for the View from our room…read moreand location of the hotel. 1 star for the Nasty Foul Smell coming from the bathroom drain in the floor . The Bathroom also had no shower door right where the shower head is . Its like the door broke and so they just did not replace it . Also , There is a bad nasty odor from the drain In the middle of the bathroom floor . I noticed other reviewers on here. complained about the shit smell too .It literally knocked us out everytime we went into the bathroom . It smelled like 50 day old Crap in a toilet ! Good thing we were not in the room and out hiking because the odor will knock you out . Other than the smell of Shit in the room the whole x , it was a peaceful setting on the back side near the creek .

We made the reservation online and stayed here for 1 night. The inn has an indoor garage parking…read morefor the guests which I can only imagine how good it is to have during winter time. The room is comfortable and clean. It also has free wifi in the room. It is somewhat noisy though during the early morning with a few big trucks passing by. Overall, I'm pretty satisfied with my stay considering it was only about $50 for the night. I would recommend this place if you are visiting the Bryce Canyon.

Disgusting and horrible! Avoid under any circumstances. Sleeping in the car is a better option…read more It was pouring rain and there were no other places with rooms near Bryce Canyon....desperate times called for desperate measures. They couldn't give away the rooms.....

We stayed at My Place Hotel in St George. We absolutely loved our stay. Everything was really…read morenice until we left and I left an item in the bathroom. Of course was not found by housekeeping. Trying to keep an open mind but can't understand why you can't just put things you find in the lost and found. I did ask and was told they throw things they find away. Very odd. So we will be looking for a new place to stay next time. Very sad since we loved the hotel.

What a great place to stay! They accommodate pets, the place was very clean, and they gave us…read morecomplimentary water bottles upon arrival. There's free coffee available 24/7 too. When we arrived the front desk clerk, Lucy, was so kind and helpful. She let us know about all the amenities and just about anything else we needed. I'd definitely stay at a my place again.

The main thing this place has going for it is the location and the view of Lake Powell. The scenery…read moreis beautiful and the staff we interacted with were genuinely friendly. Check-in felt a bit like standing in a slow car rental line. We waited about 15 minutes while a line formed behind us, and there was a form with disclaimers to sign before getting the room key. Our room was in Building 7. The rooms feel dated, and housekeeping seemed inconsistent. We had 2 bath towels, 2 makeup towels, and 1 hand towel, but no washcloths and no pool towels. The front desk said pool towels should be in the room, but there are none available at the pool itself. Our bathtub drain was clogged, so water pooled during showers, and one of the bed frames had something unpleasant on the fabric that clearly should have been cleaned. Amenities were also disappointing for a property charging a nightly resort fee. The hot tub jets were broken, the water wasn't warm, and it looked pretty dirty. The pools are not heated, so they were ice cold in April. Ironically, the hot tub appeared to finally start working the morning we checked out. Food options on site include the Driftwood Lounge, a breakfast deli, and the Rainbow Room for buffet and dinner (reservations required for dinner). The buffet was just okay -- next time I'd skip it and order an entrée instead. The hot & spicy wings at the lounge were decent. Overall, I gave it 3 stars because the staff were very kind and the views are fantastic. If we stayed again, we'd come with the expectation of enjoying the scenery rather than the amenities.

Disappointing Dining Experience and Poor Service at Lake Powell Resort…read more For two nights in a row, we have tried to enjoy a nice dinner at Lake Powell Resort, only to be told that the earliest available reservations were 8:15 or 8:45 PM. Apparently, the resort has approximately seven large tour buses arriving each evening, leaving regular hotel guests with very limited dining options. It's incredibly frustrating to pay to stay at a resort and not be able to enjoy dinner at a reasonable hour. Instead, we've been left eating leftovers because the restaurant cannot accommodate us until late in the evening. Unfortunately, the frustration doesn't end with dinner. The café opens at 6:00 AM, and this morning there were already eight or nine people waiting in line, with only one employee responsible for taking orders and preparing every coffee. I stood there for 25 minutes just trying to order a regular coffee and an Americano. During that time, I watched three people ahead of me give up and leave because they were tired of waiting. This is simply unacceptable for a resort of this size. If management knows they have multiple tour buses arriving and a large number of overnight guests, they should be staffing their restaurants and café accordingly. I understand that large tour groups bring in revenue, but what about the individual guests who are also paying to stay here? We deserve the same consideration and opportunity to enjoy the amenities we're paying for. Lake Powell itself is absolutely beautiful, but the dining experience and lack of adequate staffing have been extremely disappointing. A resort should be able to accommodate its guests without making dinner reservations nearly impossible and a simple morning coffee a 25-minute ordeal. Management really needs to rethink how it prioritizes guest service.

For a fairly new hotel in the growing area of southeast Page, this motel was not designed right…read more There was not central air conditioning. Each room had a window type air condition unit that was loud. The rooms are spartan linens were at a minimum. There was only one elevator in a building that should have at least 2. The hallways were devoid of any air conditioning, The soap was small, good for small children. I reserved this comment for last. Worst of all, the mattress or box springs of our queen size bed felt like it was bought from Goodwill or Salvation Army. It looked and felt old. Will not stay here in the future.

Rooms were nice and staff was very friendly and helpful i would recommend this motel coffee was…read moregood had vending machines clean lobby and bathrooms were super clean and there dog friendly