I love La Quintas. When I was in St. George last I stayed at another very acceptable chain and I…read morewas going to stay there but no rooms were available last minute. So...I decided to go with my old faithful La Quinta...and let me tell you...this place is good! Lots of spaces in the lobby to hang out. It has a pool and a well stocked little snack store. The staff is nice. They have a breakfast and you know it looked typical. Breakfast ends at 10 but it was nearly check out time (11am) and the food was still out at around 10:30. I asked if I was able to eat since it was still set up and the staff was cleaning up. Everything looked so fresh. I have to say this was the BEST breakfast I've ever had at a hotel. I mean, if I had gone to a breakfast restaurant that was sit down and I was served this plate. I would've happily paid for it. The potatoes were nice and spicy but not hot, the eggs were seasoned. The muffin wasn't dried out at all. There was also sausage bacon, a waffle station, bagels, biscuits, bread to toast, selection of juices and coffees. There was cereal. It was just really good. My room was clean and smelled good. I was having a really bad vacation my car broke down in the middle of nowhere. Anyway my situation requires me to stay another night overnight in St. George next week so I will absolutely be staying here...it was the breakfast that really sealed the deal. I was going to give this a five anyway even without the breakfast included, but that put it over the top. When I got to the front desk, the lady who was working, asked me if I had any special requests and I said yes I would like a room that doesn't have anyone next-door to it and close to an elevator and she was so accommodating and she found me the perfect room. I was checked in around 9pm.

What a great hotel. The service was great and the rooms were very clean and spacious. We really…read moreenjoyed the pillows here. Also, front desk was awesome. They had so many great recommendations as we have never been to Saint George so a huge win! Also, it's dog friendly.

Friendly service, clean comfortable spacious rooms, comfortable queen beds and showers, great value…read morefor the price. Kitchens and living rooms in each suite (studio, one-bedroom, or two bedroom), well-maintained grounds: two pools, one heated, one with waterfall, hot tub, shuffleboard and tennis courts, nice sitting areas inside or outside the hotel. Each suite is furnished differently by separate owners, but whether a studio, 1- or 2-bedroom, all come with a fully furnished kitchen right down to the dishes/flatware and spatulas, pots & pans, toaster and coffee maker. If traveling with a group, or for extended stays, there's comfortable sitting areas on each floor, a library with fireplace, and a laundry room on 2nd and 3rd floors (bring your own detergent). Best of all, the price is comparable to a common one-room motel room at other motels. You couldn't ask for a better bargain. We very much enjoyed our stay! Will stay again.

I love road trips, I love waking up at different cities, I wish someone would pay me just to stay…read moreat different hotel everyday:XD I usually stayed at Saint George on the way to UT for it's convenient location and rate. This time, I decided to stay at Mesquite, NV which is about 40 miles south of St. George or about 80 miles north of Las Vegas. Hotwire led me here as I like surprise:XD Upon walking in the lobby, my first impression was...is this the retirement home!? the interior has that old fashioned style, wide hallway with tiles instead carpet on the first floor, a library...etc I got suite #210, which is exactly like a one bedroom apartment with full sized kitchen, dining table, living room, bed room, walking in closet and a full sized bath. It's spacious! I assume this property was designed for assistant living and later changed to a hotel. It's freaking hot in Mesquite, NV even after the sun goes down. The air was still hot like inside the oven. The ac worked really well and of course this place is very quiet. The next morning, after checking out, I was on the way heading home. While pulling onto the 15 freeway I all the sudden remembered I left my charging cable in the room! Drove back from the next freeway exit, I told the front desk lady and she immediately made me a key to go up to the room to retrieve my cable. When I got there, the housekeeper was already outside and handed me my cable. If you are not looking for anything fancy, modern and elaborate, this is a good place! For clean, classic and awesome rate, I can see myself coming back for another good night sleep:) P.s there's no charging port on the bedside table, I had to unplug the alarm clock and that's how I forgot my cable :XD

Owners very friendly, if you stay long enough they have group cook outs, live music and just good…read moreclean fun. Lots are clean, just a little close together. Not much shade but your welcome to use the Gazebo and watch the gold fish in the pond.. Just a 1/2 mile from the interstate, but a little close and you get highway noise.

This review is for the casino part only, as we did not stay in their hotel. We stopped at Eureka in…read moreMesquite to rest from driving and walk around for a couple of minutes before completing our road trip back home to Las Vegas from Utah. I know nothing about Mesquite, but my best friend's grandparents live here. I'm going to be completely honest and straightforward here, I liked Eureka MUCH better than Casablanca, where we stopped at heading towards Utah. Compared to Casablanca, Eureka looks a lot newer and they have a lot more options and stuff to do. I had read after our trip that Eureka had gone under renovations about two years ago and they plan to build more retail stuff around it in the future. They have endless slot machines inside and they have a pretty big sportsbook, although I've seen bigger before. I did consider playing one of the slot machines since I had cash on me, but I didn't go for it. Being a Vegas local that has been inside so many casinos, I don't gamble or play slot machines all that much. Going forward, if we ever take another road trip to Utah, Eureka will be our permanent stop.

My friend & I were in Mesquite last week for the Hot Air Balloon festival & stayed at a hotel next…read moredoor. You can see this casino from there & I wanted to check it out. We headed over on a Saturday night around 9pm. The casino was hopping with lots of people hanging out inside gambling. I did find two of my favorite machines & had to hit them up. One was Lobstermania & I got to play for awhile on it but didn't walk away with any money. The machine was buy some doors into the casino & we got hit with a cold breeze every time the door was opened. We then ventured to the center bar for some drinks & to play video poker & keno. Bartenders were nice. Next I hit up another favorite game of mine, a devil game. Then I hit up the Black Jack table for some fun, it was hot for awhile then it wasn't. Then we hit up the electronic craps game because the craps table was full. I'm new to craps but my friend knows how to play it so he was helping me. We spent a lot of time there & the cocktail waitresses were very attentive. The ladies bathroom wall tile is very pretty. The casino was clean, didn't stink of cigarette smoke & looked new. Very nice casino & I can't wait to go back!

We had a great experience, you can check in with a code, no waiting in line at the check in desk…read more Plus, we ended up needeing to extend by 1 day and their reservationist was so nice and totally saved the day!

When I was looking for management companies I wasn't too keen on hiring this company but they had…read morethe market cornered at that time and there were no other options. There are now. HIRE ANYONE OTHER THAN THIS COMPANY. They promised the moon and under delivered in almost every way. The general lack of effort, pride, attention to detail would be comical if it didn't cost me money. They do the BARE MINIMUM and charge 22.5% of revenue. They do lump all taxes and fees in that fee but they do not communicate or explain what is being charged when and why. The documents they send monthly must have been created by a child because they're virtually impossible to make sense of and when you do, if you're like me, you'll need to pull the numbers out and enter them in your own spreadsheet. If you have an issue (poor cleaning, which is a constant I've learned, landscaping that needs tending to, etc.) and you bring it up to them they will act as though they are surprised or that they'll get it taken care of and assure you that they will make it right. However, I cannot state this plainly enough, they will NOT address the issue. They WILL NOT make it right. The pool area of my home looks like a tornado ripped through town every time we've come down to stay and they are aware when we book time for ourselves as this must be done through the website they had made in the 1990s. You'd think they'd want to make sure the place was looking good when their clients visit, but no. They clearly just do not care enough to do anything about it. (Yes it gets windy here but not so much so that it would result in the mess that's always waiting for the next guests.) On top of that remotes will go missing. Garage door openers vanish. Among other stuff. They just expect you to buy replacements with no accountability on their end. Things do wear out so I asked them to let me know when something breaks or wears out and needs to be replaced, like patio umbrellas or patio furniture pillows which all take a beating in the summer sun. They assured me they would, they didn't. Last time we came down two of the three umbrellas were broken and tossed on the side of the house where they apparently like to throw anything they don't want to address or know what to do with. Apparently the junk yard if full. It's a joke how little they care. Bottom line. Hire anyone other than this company. They are terrible.

Passing through on our road trip and I gotta say this camp ground is fricking epic! This is now on…read moreour list of places we need to return to for the full experience. Campground was clean, bathrooms were also exceptionally clean and the views were out of this world.

I can never get tired of seeing the amazing Virgin River Gorge while driving to St George, Utah or…read moreback to Las Vegas on I-15 freeway. When you exit from the freeway, park your vehicle in the parking lot. You can spend the day easily here! Taking a refreshing walk especially during the spring/winter or fall when the weather is cooler is ideal. Summertime temperatures are high and you can get heat stroke easily if you normally don't have experience with the desert conditions/temperatures. Down the river, there is a place where you can sign up for some water sports, like kayaking. I didn't do that yet but it is on my list. So I definitely return for just kayaking here!

This hotel is a pretty standard stay with all the typical amenities you would expect. It offers…read morefree parking, the location is easy to find right off the freeway, and it worked well for us since we were just passing through the area. The biggest issue we had was with check-in. We arrived really late at night, around 2:30-3:00 AM, and ended up standing outside the hotel entrance for about 10-15 minutes because nobody was at the front desk. We were calling the front desk number and nobody answered. Luckily, there happened to be another guest sitting in the lobby -- honestly a blessing at that hour -- and he let us inside so we weren't stuck outside in the cold. Even after getting inside, we still waited another 10 minutes or so before someone from the front desk finally showed up. We called the front desk number again while inside and still got no answer. Overall, it took close to 20-25 minutes just to see an attendant and get checked into the room. I stay at a lot of IHG hotels and have some level of membership with them, and at most locations it's pretty common to at least be greeted warmly or offered something simple like points or water bottles. Unfortunately, when the attendant finally showed up after the long wait, it honestly looked like she didn't care at all. I even asked if they had any water bottles available and she simply said no. She just didn't seem welcoming or interested in being there, which was disappointing considering a hotel front desk is a customer service role. Once we finally got into the room though, everything was fine and pretty standard with no other issues during the stay.

AMAZZZZING little hotel- so so clean , super nice registration agents and cozy comfy beds !! The…read morefree breakfast was a bright spot as well - great selection, stocked well and also very tidy. When the swimming pool was compromised prohibiting usage the manager kindly offered us reimbursement if we opted to try out the local hot springs (which we did not) If we ever find ourselves back in St George , we will gladly stay at Staybridge IHG again.

I want to add my sincere appreciation to the folks that own and those that manage Sports Village…read moreResort Rentals. I had need of a local rental because of work and rented a condo in April 2018. Other than about 9 months when I was on another project, my family utilized their service consistently through June of this year (2023). The condo(s) that our family rented at very comfortable and fully finished. Over our time at Sports Village, we communicated when necessary with Jen or Chad who always addressed our concerns without hesitation completely. When it became time for us to move our contact changed to Randy. He is a top shelf individual whom we greatly appreciated when we were wrapping up our stay. I want to assure any who may happen upon my review that these folks were instrumental in our comfort and home wellness and wholeheartedly recommend their service. Thank you

Lots to do and see in and around St. George, this is a good landing place to do that! Staying in…read morebuildings 5 or 6 will get you a breathtaking view of the vivid burnt orange sandstone and Dixie valley. This is the perfect place to stay if you are headed out to the plays in Tuacahn and a short drive away from all the Downtown activities and restaurants. Speaking of downtown, check out the Farmer's Market on Saturday- the many antique/ refurbishing shops and fun restaurants. There really is much to do in the little town, and staying at Las Palmas is the perfect landing spot to adventure out from. The rentals are spacious, but depending on the unit, some are dated or gaudy depending on taste (some are also more modernly furnished); the units come with washer/dryer, kitchens and BBQ's and all the amenities you need to cook in and feel at home. I believe they offer monthly rentals in addition to vacay rentals, starting at $95/night vacay or $1,000/month for a 1 bedroom. There are several pools on the grounds, playgrounds, plenty of parking and the Green Valley Resort Spa is adjacent to the property- **Now called the Amira Resort, coming Oct 1, 2017, which will be a 4 star and 4 diamond luxury property - so a lovely Spa is located right next door!**