This hotel has very helpful staff. I requested special accommodations and they were eager to help…read moreme with them. Highly recommend.

A nice place, and our second stay here. They respect 'do not disturb' signs. Housekeeping knocks…read morequietly and did not start knocking (on other doors) until around 10am. The front desk was very friendly and welcoming. The pool and jacuzzi are indoors, with towels provided at the pool area. Coffee and hot water are always available in the lobby.

This Motel 6 doesn't deserve the bad reputation that most Motel 6s deserve. We are pleasantly…read moresurprised and the bed is great. Finally, we will get some good sleep.

We Googled hotels and stopped by this hotel after a long drive from Yellowstone National Park…read more We're trying to save money and drive safely back to AZ so we chose this over expensive 4 story hotels in the area. We checked in at midnight and luckily got a room. Yes, there's no carpet like the other reviews mentioned. Clean bedding and nice and warm bc it was a little chilly at night. Big TV Personal fridge Microwave Working lights AC Snacks for purchase provided in the lobby Woke up around 8Am , watched some TV , washed up and left at 10:30 AM before checkout . We could here maintenance crew starting their jobs early but that didn't bother us- we needed to get up and get on the road anyway. Overall, clean coffee area . Nice stocked small coffee bar in the lobby office. Nice friendly customer service at midnight and in the morning . Great stop for a rest and wash!

This review is based off of an experience I had in mid August 2016…read more 5/5 because the price would lead you to think it'd be way worse. Both the interior and exterior are nicer than the current two pictures depicted. Amazing improvements through renovations have been, and are continuing to be made. Staff was great. Let them know I may be later than expected. They told me just to let them know and they'd leave the keys out for me. Room itself was a decent size. Nice bathroom with a standup shower. Mini fridge, table, seats, large queen sized bed (different rooms differ) and a new flatscreen TV on the wall with more channels than I've ever had at my own home. Microwave as well, lamps, large closet. The works. This little motel is definitely a gem tucked away in what a city slicker like me might refer to as the middle of nowhere. But in actuality, the town itself is a very nice place with very nice scenery and nature surrounding. Not a far commute to SLC. If you need a once over spot whilst traveling, you'd be doing yourself a disservice to not be staying here. If I ever happen to be in northern Utah again for the night, I know where to call first.

Before I begin, please note: if you are used to luxury hotels with lots of amenities and local…read moreattractions nearby, this is not your place. It's an older building off the beaten path with teeny-tiny bathrooms and and an even smaller parking lot. Now, on to my review. I called the front desk from Salt Lake City quite late in the evening. I was trying to push through as far as I could, but I knew I only had maybe an hour left in me before I started nodding off at the wheel. I almost pushed the "reserve" button on the Best Western just outside of town, but the cheapskate in me just could not warrant the $100 pricetag. I mean, I stayed at BW in Arizona the night before for HALF that. On to Yelp. I plotted my course and looked for the little pins along the way. I found this one with a pretty solid rating (thanks fellow Yelpers!) and called. The lady who answered was downright kind. I mean, really, really sweet. The price she quoted me was more my speed (uner $50). She had one room left. She told me that she turns in before midnight, but would be willing to wait for me as long as I promised to call if my plans changed. Mdme. GPS took me right to it, and, sure enough, the (very young-looking and beautiful) owner met me at the desk. She checked me right in and told me I got the "fun room" - meaning it had a separate bedroom besides the main room. (Side note - traveling as a group or with kids? Ask for room #9) We swapped a couple of stories. Her darling calico deemed me her newest best-best-best friend (and kept me company as I unpacked my van later). I got me a good, old-fashioned metal key on one of those diamond-shaped plastic jobbies. This amazingly kind woman even moved her own car so I'd have a place to park for the night. The front of the building is like an English garden. Well kept, blooming flowers, and little patio sets adorn the walkways. Enchanting. The room itself is nothing much - though (other than the postage-stamp sized bathroom), they are spacious. I chose to sleep in the bedroom area, as it was DARK and absolutely silent. I mean, sleepy-town zombies are a-coming quiet. Ahhhh.... The room is equipped with a modest flat-screen TV, a microwave, mini fridge, coffee maker, and well-maintained AC unit. The free wifi is easy to hook up to and works great. (Writing this on it now) The beds are quite comfortable. Did I mention how wonderfully quiet it is? The place was full, but you wouldn't know it. I did not hear a neighbor that evening or this morning. In fact, I kind of overslept. I never do that, even at home. One more note: the place is absolutely SPOTLESS. Housekeeping deserves an Olympic gold medal. This weary traveler found it charming. I would absolutely stay here again.

Great location off the interstate and close to town with a loves truck stop with a Subway and Carl…read moreJuniors across the street. The hotel is remodeled with nice rooms and great staff. One of the nicest breakfasts and breakfast areas of any Holiday Inn. Very quiet area

The hotel is new and looks amazing. Everything was super clean. In a very safe area. We left stuff…read morein the truck bed and no problems. The staff were beyond nice, they were exceptional! The room was very clean. Breakfast was great with many choices and they even have togo bags. There is a carls jr across the street and a loves has station. right next door is a self service rv center with ice and stuff and a dog run. This is the safer city to stay in compared to the two south of there.

Clean. Unique history. Sleep number bed was surprising due to high cost of owners and appreciated…read more The breakfast was very subpar for a place rated as 4 star. It was self-serve with processed foods. Nobody on site. No coffee. Unbelievable.

We have stayed there three times in the past few years. I'll be honest I was a little worried about…read morenot having a hot breakfast but the breakfast that was there had so many choices. We did not walk out hungry. It was comfortable and very clean. The woman who was working was delightful to talk to. We would 100% go back. If you're looking for a little staycation, I highly suggest it.

The place is gorgeous. The house was built in 1872 and was remodeled but still holds its authentic…read morefeel and looks. The place was immaculate. We booked a room upstairs and downstairs and both were incredibly comfortable. I'm really picky about mattresses and a horrible clean freak and everything passed the test. The host and hostess served an amazing breakfast. We had bacon, eggs, ham, croissants, pancakes, coffee, and OJ. The kids and I devoured pretty much everything. The grounds are peaceful and quiet and the snow was so beautiful. I highly recommend booking your stay here. It's worth every penny.

Wow pretty much sums up our stay at The Valley House inn!!!!!…read more My wife and I were on a 3 week motorcycle trip through the Pacific Northwest. We left Teton Village to Huntsville a day earlier than expected but we did not realize that until we arrived at The Valley Inn. Rachel the owner/host greeted us at the door and was surprised to see us a day early. My wife and I were surprised as well. Rachel took charge and accommodated us. Rachel was extremely attentive to our needs and showed us around the place and some of its history. The Valley Inn is a beautiful historical house that has been well maintained. Both inside and out of the house was beautiful. Although the online photos of the place are amazing they just don't give it enough credit. There are laundry facilities on site that cane in handy for us since we were traveling by motorcycle. There is a kitchen, dining room and living room that we had access to as well as the beautiful front, side and backyard. Don't forget to check out the garden and mural. We stayed in the Log Haven room. My wife and I loved the logs room. This room has an incredible bathtub with jets. It's like a little jacuzzi. You can imagine after riding all day how inviting this was. It was very relaxing. The room had all the amenities. My wife is very particular about places and she loved the room and house and Rachel. Our first full day Rachel invited my wife and I to go on a boat trip with her friends. Rachel made the most tasty egg sandwiches. You will have to ask her for the recipe. We met up with her friends and they were great people. We had an outstanding day on the Pine View Reservoir which is a 5 minute walk from The Valley House Inn. The breakfast is a lot of good tasty food. Eggs and potatoes with some vegetables mixed in from the garden. Nice thick bacon slices with sausage. Then she tops it off with awesome waffles with a sprinkle of powder sugar. I love to eat and I eat a lot but even this was a big meal for me. The Log Haven Room has a small dining room that overlooks the from of the house a relaxing view of the neighborhood and nature. My wife and I jumped on bicycles that Rachel provided us and rode around the small town. We stopped to look at some horses in neighbors yards, mailed some postcards off at the Post Office, checked out the American Legion then rode to Pineview Reservoir when we relaxed on a bench. I can't say enough nice things about Rachel and friendly staff at The Valley Inn. Rachel knows and understands her clients needs and really takes charge. With that said my wife and I got to help her in the kitchen. Rachel did not ask but was awesome enough to allow us to help out. I actually picked this place to surprise my wife and I definitely scored some major points. All in all I would say that this was the best experience and most beautiful and relaxing place on our 3 week 4000 miles motorcycle ride through 6 states. You have got to experience this place either if your traveling through, a retreat from a fast paced environment or want to spend time with a significant other. This is definitely a place you should check out. Well worth time and you will not be disappointed. P.S I will be posting more photos when I get more.

I love me a good Marriott branded hotel, and this one in Logan didn't let me down. It's a larger…read morehotel, with a conference center and a beautiful outdoor patio-perfect for a nice event. The location is terrific, right off the main street and surrounded by several eatery options. There's a river that runs through the property and has a nice walking trail too. The mature trees and landscape seal the deal for me. The room was super comfortable and I kind of liked how the bathroom was actually two spaces-one for the toilet and sink and another room for the shower and counter. It helps when you have more than one guest in the room and they can each take care of different business at the same time. Breakfast was modest but respectable. Everything we encountered was clean and well maintained. I wouldn't hesitate to stay here again.

A good stay. The wheelchair-friendly room was quiet, but it had issues:…read moreDesign: slippery bathtub with no anti slip mat, a long room with no natural light in the seating area, and bathroom doors intended for wheelchair users that have previously locked guests in the bathroom. Maintenance: blown light bulbs in the fridge and microwave. There is a small gap between the sliding windows allowing a little road noise. Also, the windows cannot be locked. Accident: on our first night, lightning struck the hotel! It took out one elevator, the Wi-Fi on our floor, and apparently some other equipment. Not the fault of the hotel but it did change our experience! The team did the best they could. Apparently, the hotel was built in 2008 and will be renovated in 2025. As part of the renovation, hotel management should assess whether it needs to install a lightning rod to reduce the damage from future lightning strikes. And to choose nonslip bathtubs.

If you love antiques and vintage you have to stay here !!! Dazzling .. Comfy beds and great…read morebreakfast too .. You will feel right at home in this gorgeous colonial old bed and breakfast.

Our car broke and we were towed to this town. The local hotel was disgusting! We were so blessed…read moreto find this beautiful B&B. The owner, Joyce, was an amazing woman that was so kind to us and our situation. Joyce made us feel like family and was nice enough to let us invade her space the following day while we waited for our car. The house is full of great history and the rooms are quaint and clean. She makes a wonderful breakfast. Couldn't have stayed in a better place.

This place seems to be a secret, and those who don't know about it are missing out. The Inn is…read moresmall and homey, very well decorated with some themed suites. We stayed in both the Safari suite (don't recommend due to it's proximity to the main area, unless it's going to be a quiet night at the Inn) and the Nautical family suite. Both were very comfortable, modern and decorated nicely for the theme. Each had a fireplace and large screen TV with DVD player. There is also a game room, and a decent selection of free DVD's and books to borrow; as well as a couple of common areas with sofas, fireplace and big screen TV. The chef, Brittany was a big surprise for such a small city . Can't say enough about the food in Kersama Restaurant, so I'll just say everything we had over the course of the two night stay was excellent. Her husband Jesse worked well with her and served as the bartender and waiter, provided great service. Carol, one of the owners, was the perfect hostess. We had one slight glitch, and it was rectified immediately with no question. She was like a personal tour guide, suggesting where to go and what to do. Bear Lake is beautiful, and this is a wonderful place to stay if you are in the area.

We have now been to bear lake multiple times and this is the best food here. We had a great time…read moreand enjoyed the food and atmosphere. There are far better places to eat if you are in a city but for a small town we were impressed.