My wife and I stayed here as a stopover on our way home in Idaho from visiting our son and his…read morefiancee in Durango, CO. We stayed just one night. Our front desk clerk, I believe her name was Megen, was very nice, welcomed us, and gave us the lowdown of the property. It is actually very nice. The rooms are spacious suites, with a large fridge, microwave, dishes and cups, a desk, and a kitchenette counter area with a coffee maker. It would seem to be a place where people might have extended says, for business or personal. To that end, they don't provide housekeeping services until you've stayed 7 days, though the sign seem to say that they would do a full clean of your room if requested even if you stay less than the seven days. There is no complimentary breakfast, which is unusual for the hotels we typically stay at. Parking is free, though if the hotel was real busy you might have to park in the back where the dumpsters are (we didn't have to). When we checked in and after we had dinner, we did not see any business people, but did see a few interesting characters. Still, we felt v ery safe. Our room had double queen beds. They were more comfortable than the other two hotels we stayed at on this trip, but I still was awakened with hip and back pain. The bathroom sink space allowed for both of us to have our toiletries, and there was a nice walk in shower with doors instead of curtains, which I thought was a nice touch. The shower water pressure was just OK, and the bathroom fan did not seem strong, though it did the trick. There are a few good restaurants within walking distance, including a brewery right across the street, though we did not go there. Within a short drive there are many more options. The hotel is set back a few miles from the freeway, so it was very quiet. Except for the AC in the room, which when on, was VERY loud. Otherwise, it was very quiet. All in all, we enjoyed our stay in our clean and spacious suite at a very reasonable rate. Very nice for a stopover. Layton, UT, seems like a great place.

Room was a suite with a kitchen. Clean. Fairly spacious, fairly modern. Fridge/freezer/ice maker…read moreworked well. pretty modern. Staff was friendly and helpful. Small gym with 2 cardio devices, a couple weight benches, and decent set of dumbbells. Living area and bedroom had separate climate controls with thermostats which worked well. Didn't notice noise as a problem. Needs improvement: the furnishings are getting toward the end of their service lives. Not shabby looking, rather the cushioning of the beds and couches are on the downhill side of the peak. The dining service utensils were too few. Almost no spices provided for cooking. Stainless steel saute pans (I don't have the knack to keep food from sticking) are not my choice for cooking. No oven, btw. Summary: a nice room that's a step up from a regular room at a pretty good price. We'd stay here again for sure.

Stayed 3 nights in a condo here (#205) a 1br with fireplace. Was comfortable and well kept and very…read moreclean. This development was built in the 1980's and ours had not had a kitchen update since then but for the price ($110 per night during peak ski season) it was great. Other units probably had views of the mountains, ours was on the ground floor so didn't. The hot tub out by the pool was nice! Our unit was rented by Basinview Lodging.

Older motel at the intersection of Wall St and Hwy 89 in Harrisville, Utah. Sits immediately behind…read moreJavier's Mexican Restaurant (that has GREAT food, by the way!) Inquire within Javier's for details on vacancy. They used to rent rooms for $500 a MONTH. Good for budget minded! :)

Basinview Lodging was a great host for our Airbnb property. They made it very easy to get in our…read moreproperty and the easiest property we have ever rented to leave. They were only a text or call away and answered every question I had immediately. I would recommend them to any of my friends and family anytime. You want the best experience Airbnb has to offer try Basinview Lodging and their properties. Thanks Basinview what a great trip!!

We enjoyed an outstanding stay at this condo. Everything about it was professionally tended to,…read morewith exemplary customer service and care. The place was immaculate and every detail attended to -- truly a top-notch experience. The media room, hot tub, and fully furnished kitchen made for a fantastic getaway for our group. I'd stay here again in a heartbeat and would recommend to others -- they made it feel like a home away from home.

I wasn't sure what to expect other than 'nice'. My family, 11 of us, decided to spend Christmas in…read morethe mountains this year and this was the place we chose. (Unit 605) First off, it's HUGE! We could have probably slept twice as many as we have. It's 3 levels with room, after room after room. All of them are decent size but the 2 master BR suites (1 up, 1 down) are the largest. They are all decently appointed. There are at least 4 TVs although we had problems getting them to work. After reporting an issue someone came out and got the Sitting Room/Kitchen one going and said that was the only one the HOA was responsible for. The rest were to be handled by the owner but over Christmas that was unlikely and was not corrected. Other issues bathroom toilet running and bathroom door that would not lock. Issues but overall a great place.

Other than the fact that this famcamp is smaller than most it's conveniently located to many…read moreamenities. There's a track behind the famcamp, the fitness center is walking distance, there is a huge park next door with a splash pad and they have a very nicely enclosed and grassy dog park. There are some trees and a smaller laundromat with bathroom facility near by. The spots are pretty much on top of one another but still it's a nice place to stay. Has a beautiful view of the mountains. It's easy access for bigger RV's and it's very close to the gate.

The camp is old but kept up. While it boasts Wifi it is only at the office. The drive through site…read morefor a big rig could not really handle our 65' length. We hung over front and rear. Some campers appear to live here on an extended basis. Call ahead to make a reservation & do it more than a day in advance as they seem to be very busy. It's quiet at night but jets fly over low and often all day which is why I can't give 5 stars. The staff is helpful as well as nice. We would stay again.

We just returned from the best Mediterranean cruise that we booked with Marcy! We have gone on…read morecruises before that we planned on our own. This is the only way to go! Marcy was so helpful in organizing and answering any and all questions. Not only that, but we ran into a problem with our room while on the cruise and she was willing to work with guest relations. This was our second Celebrity cruise and our fourth cruise, but I learned so much about the ins and outs of cruising and excursions through her. Thanks Marcy! You're the BEST! Susan​​

The Good Eats Food Tours is in its inaugural year providing participants with yummy food samples…read morefrom Historic 25th Street - Ogden, Utah restaurants. Ogden has such a rich and naughty history that it entices the imagination and provokes pride which makes it the perfect backdrop for the tour. Over the past year, Utah has introduced me to inspiring people that have an idea and then proceed to DO SOMETHING about it. Nicole Ames and her husband, Glen, are in that group. After visiting other cities that endorse local businesses through tourism they decided that 25th Street was missing this amazing opportunity. Nicole, founder of the Good Eats Tour, rallied all the participants on Grant and 25th Street around 1:30pm on Saturday. We were introduced to each other and briefed on our tour. My partners-in-crime for this gluttonous day included my husband, Jason, and my Grandma, Sandra. I love food (my backside can attest to this ) but I also love meeting new people, learning new things and spending time with my favorite peeps so I knew this tour would be perfect. Nicole explained the inspiration for the Good Eats Tour name. Her Grandma Sloan owned the Good Eats Café in Ogden where she met her Grandfather. The story has been retold over generations and while she doesn't have proof of this, she chooses to believe it's true. Being a sucker for an amazing love story, I believe it too. When you experience the Good Eats Tour make sure to bring water! It gets very hot in the summer months and you'll be happy to have it. The Good Eats Food Tours isn't just about discovering new restaurants and food, it's about rediscovering Ogden's history and its future. Nicole peppered us with fun, interesting facts about Ogden's sordid past of bootleg, prostitution, and the Electric Alley. She also reminded us of Ogden's willingness to help those in need like when the poor and destitute arrived through Union Station, we welcomed them and came together as a community. Finally, the Good Eats Food Tours, wouldn't be nearly as fun without Nicole and her commitment to ensuring we had the best experience possible. Also, we got lucky and made a few new friends along the way. Faye and Ron have been married over 23 years and after I blurted out, "and you still like each other?" they just giggled. Thanks for putting up with us . Chris MacDonald doesn't have a Facebook so I told her I would lovingly refer to her as Chris from 25th Street until she got one. The Good Eats Tour was so much fun and a great way to spend an afternoon with good peeps. Encourage your local restaurants to participate and introduce new customers to their story, history and delicious food. The Good Eats Tour really does allow you to become a Tourist in your own city! Please click the link to see more details and come with us on our adventure! https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.10213787189292518.1073741838.1190293057&type=1&l=383619b170

This was really cool. I was afraid the restaurants would give you crumbs and send you on your way,…read morebut they went all out for us. The bickering sisters served us orange zest french toast with real maple syrup. The Tona was my favorite. The waitress gave us a wonderful pot sticker and a blizzard sushi roll. I have never had sushi, but the waitress picked us a very mild sushi roll. I could taste that there was fish in it but it was really good. I am now a convert. Sushi can be good! I really enjoyed the pho at o town noodles. Lucky slice was great they served us a blt pizza that rocked. I'm going to play that turtles game next time. Love waffle love..mmmm The tour was not too long but I am glad I brought my water