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.

The hotel was exactly what I expected. The price was right so I booked it knowing that it was…read morebasically a no frills hotel. It was located right off the main road into Lake Powell and maybe 15 mins from town. It was quiet at night but our room was in the lower level facing the mountains. The mountains provided a nice backdrop. The room was clean but did have a funny smell. It was spacious and everything worked. They had a mini fridge which was nice to store water and other drinks for the night/road. Check-in was different but efficient. No one was in the office when we arrived but they provided a number to call and it was answered quickly and a friendly women showed up to check us in. She even lead us to our room. I would definitely stay here again.

Haven't stayed here, since it was a private mom and pop motel called: High Desert Lodge in 2014…read more I was a bit hesitant, knowing it was a chain with not the highest reviews/quality of service. However, I booked it and hoped for the best. We got in fairly early, from our drive from Scottsdale AZ. Still no restaurants nearby at all. Nothing remotely close, after leaving Page AZ. So grab what you need for your refrigerator and microwave. Immediately greeted by the nice gal working (oh how I wish I could remember her name) and she checked us in, room 101. Cute 2 bed room. Ice cold AC and better TV options compared to the Marriott in Scottsdale, per our kid. Disney shows are a big deal to her. My "glitch" is I freaking constantly lock myself out of places. Legit the worst with keys. I was hoping for 1 solid year without it happening, since NYE when it happened at home last....welp I didn't make it. I locked them in my truck. Called roadside and it was a VERY long wait, holiday weekend. The man at the motel (I think the maintenance man) spent his own time and helped my husband...they were able to get in, with my shoelace and a wire coat hanger (very MacGyver like) before the locksmith could even get there. So thankful for the kindness of the motel employees. The beds were still super amazing and comfortable. Solid sleep. Never heard any noises , even with being right next to the side entrance door. Shower was solid pressure. Unfortunately no coffee in room, however fridge to store redbulls or whatever you pick up. A microwave in room and alarm clock. Lovely lady at front had coffee in coffee pot available. I was told they will have to get rid of the awesome cowboy decor, per ROADWAY rules which is a bummer. Big time. It helps with keeping it awesome.

This was our second stay at Amangiri, our first being back in 2018. It was just as spectacular as I…read moreremembered it being. Our first stay was in May and we loved doing the via ferrata and getting the transcendental four hands massage at the spa. This time we stayed in December so it was too chilly for outdoor activities but the resort was sooooo cozy with all of the wood burning fireplaces crackling and the spa is incredible no matter the outdoor temperature. Impeccable service and delicious food rounded out our stay. Hopefully it won't be another 8 years between visits!

Oh. My. Goodness. I've stayed at plenty of 5 star…read moreproperties, but Amangiri is above ALL of them. Accommodations, service and food were impeccable. Food and beverages included in price of stay, alcohol is extra. Room refrigerator stocked with fruit juice, craft root beer and bottled water (still/sparkling) Snacks include popcorn, snack mix and a s'mores kit that can be used over the built in grill on the back patio (no pics of that) The spa on site is also wonderful. We enjoyed all types of treatments: pedicures, body scrub/wrap, massage, and a facial. Life is short and unpredictable. Book your stay at Amangiri.

It's an ok place. Definitely a motel vibe here. Would never have thought about staying but for…read morethe reviews. It was clean but just older. Our 2 queen bed room was just a studio. No closet even. Dam motel is part of same building as Red Rock but on the other side of the building. The owner has some favorite food places which I've included in my review.

Don't let the decent reviews fool you into this one…read more 1. Roaches. Found several in the room. We ended up emergency booking another hotel in the area. 2. Poor customer service. The receptionist can't/won't do anything regarding check-in and just tells you to check your booking.com messages (we booked through Priceline and they couldn't figure out or tell us anything). 3. Called their phone number and told them about our experience. Their explanation was that sometimes roaches crawl up from the sewer and enter the rooms, and its a problem all over Page. But not to worry! They assured me they aren't the dirty kind of roaches. I asked that they provide a refund and I have yet to hear back. Your better off just skipping this one.

Great front end Wonderful new room…read moreClose to antelope canyon Breakfast was even good Quiet sleep comfort nice Shower pressure good

experience was great until their elevators broke down and does not have a timeline on when it's…read moregoing to be fixed. huffing and puffing bringing your luggages down. we have an elderly person with us. staff in front just said sorry for the inconvenience.

I loved my stay at Shash Dine. My family (me, my husband, two teens) and I stayed one night and…read moreloved it. The tents were extremely comfortable and clean. The beds were so cozy and the outdoor spaces were lovely. Shade from the heat, stars for miles, and peace. Folks who only like hotels may not enjoy this, but if you like the outdoors and unique, local experiences, you will love Shash Dine.

We loved our stay at Shash Dine. We stayed in the hogan / traditional Navajo style house made of…read morelogs and mud with a wood burning stove inside. It's so beautifully made and surprisingly spacious on the inside. It felt special to stay in such a unique structure that is very meaningful to the Navajo owner. We hiked up the ridge trail in the morning and we enjoyed it more than the Grand Canyon which was very crowded. Such amazing variety of views in just a short walk, and with no crowds of course. The morning camp fire was appreciated, as was the coffee and Navajo tea and breakfast. Highly recommended for a unique place to stay in an incredible setting. I also took a look inside the cube house and would like to stay there as well if l ever get the chance to return. Thanks for sharing this beautiful place with us.

I had almost booked Clear Sky Resort for the Stargazing dome view, but decided a shorter 4 minute…read moredrive to Bryce Canyon National Park to get there early before the crowds would be better since we only had one day there. The lobby has a super tall ceiling and a lodge-like feel, really fancy and modern. Plenty of parking. The breakfast included breakfast with a big buffet of scrambled eggs, scrambled eggs with ham, pancakes, cereal, sausage, bacon, fruit, tater tots, breakfast muffins and donuts had much more choices than the Best Western we stayed at in at Springdale for Zion National Park. There is one elevator. Pay attention to the receptionist when they tell you the floor. Our room was 3461, and he said the 4th floor which seemed like a mistake until we got out on the 3rd floor and could not find our room. The second digit refers to the floor number. The first number refers to the building. Room was clean, comfortable, spacious and the bathroom vanity was long. There was an inexpensive Keurig machine. I successfully made my coffee, but my husband couldn't get the machine to turn on again even with wife help. Microwave in the room. Our mini-fridge was warm and fiddling with the temperature control didn't seem to start it up. I put those comments on my Best Western survey and the general manager responded and thanked me and said the problems would be addressed. The pool and hot tub are located in the center of the buildings, so it can be more shaded there in the afternoon. The park shuttle does not stop at this hotel but Ruby's Inn about 7 - 10 minutes walking. We drove the 0.5 miles for dinner there - Cowboy's Buffet and Steak Room. We got there about 5:40 pm and by 6:30 pm, it looked like a 30-45 minute line. When they run out of the ribs, you might be stuck eating the buffet or other menu choices. The ribs were good!

Check-in was rough. There was only one person working the front desk at 4pm, so we waited about 20…read moreminutes in line just to get our room key. The room itself was nice, clean, and cozy. The location was perfect for visiting Bryce Canyon. We could drive to the park in 10 to 20 minutes, which made it easy to catch sunrise, sunset, and stargazing while still having a comfortable place to come back to. Breakfast was great! The crib they provided us did not meet safe sleep guidelines. The mattress was too small for the crib, and it left a large 2 inch gap. Luckily my baby is older (13 months), so SIDS or suffocation is not as much of a concern anymore. But it is something to keep in mind. My biggest concern happened on our second night. We came back after sunset and stargazing, around 10:30pm. I have a 3 year old and a 1 year old. My baby was fussy while we were working through our bedtime routine. Just as he was finally drifting off, the front desk called and woke him right back up to tell me they'd gotten noise complaints and that we needed to be quiet during night hours. The woman rudely said "Quiet hours start at 10pm why aren't you being quiet?!" She treated us like belligerent partiers instead of a family with two small kids. When I explained that we have two babies and were doing our best, she still wasn't professional or empathetic about it at all. It honestly gave me a lot of anxiety because I was scared we would get kicked out for my baby crying whenever he made any noise. The hotel was not full, so maybe a room change to a more remote part of the hotel would have been appropriate. I have traveled with my kids many times before and never experienced something like that. There were many elderly guests staying around us, so maybe that contributed to the problem. Still, handling the issue with a little more understanding and grace would've gone a long way for me. Housekeeping could use a little work as well. I don't think they vaccuumed the floors our entire stay. With two little kids, there were some crumbs on the floor. By the time we left it was getting pretty bad and I didn't like my baby being on the floor because it was dirty. Overall the location is great and the rooms are nice, but management should think hard about how front desk staff are trained to handle situations involving families. I'd think twice before booking here 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.

Underwhelming to say the least. We decided to spend a couple of nights here as we transitioned…read morefrom our epic Route 66 journey to traversing from Santa Monica to central Colorado. We had an excursion to Antelope Canyon and Horseshoe Bend and wanted a relaxing place to recharge after all the miles. Great thought...okay place. It was a nice sized room. Too much noise from upper room and hallway. The front desk folks need some hospitality training. I'm sorry you're busy but give each customer a bit of hospitality and common courtesy. I'm sure if this was our only destination and we took advantage of some of the on site offerings, it might have been different. As it was, we were just there to sleep and would have been better off at a chain hotel.

On a weekend trip to Page, I stayed at Hampton Inn & Suites Page - Lake Powell for one night…read more Overall, it was a pleasant stay. If you're not familiar with Hampton Inn, it's a Hilton property and there's a lot to like. It's not luxury but it's nice and comfortable. There's free parking, free breakfast, and our room was spacious. This particular hotel is in the center of the action, close to all of the main attractions in Page. Though Page is a small town so that's a factor too. It's also a pet-friendly hotel and one of the few in Page. Checkout is at 11 a.m. but they granted me a late checkout at noon. I'm not a morning person so the extra time helped. I didn't run into any issues on my visit. I would return. It was just what I needed for a Saturday in Page.

This weekend we went to go stay in Page, Arizona. We had a few hikes planned in this area as there…read moreare several incredible features of the beautiful earth landscapes all around. We've stayed at the Hampton Inn before and automatically this was our first choice. The place was easy to find, with plenty of parking. There is diamond member only parking, and regular parking as well as a lovely pull up area if you need to unload. Two different options available for bringing in your luggage is right inside the doors and they could also be used to be carrying out your items. Please note that there are signs near the entrance to say not to smoke with a certain distance. The staff were kind and helpful, immediately greeting us when we came in. We had the same woman on the desk the entire trip, and she was very simple and supportive. Right next to the check-in lobby, to the right of it is a snack shop in case you need any. Again no vegan options or health conscious items. Check-in was simple and it was interesting to navigate the online prices versus the prices in person. Not much of a difference, but still some and they alter per day and season. The process was quick and easy. We got a room on the fourth floor and it had a really great view. It felt easy to get to the top and our room. The room was clean and ready, they came daily to switch things out and offer service. A few amenities available for toiletries and coffee in the room along with tv and WiFi. The beds are comfy and firm. The pillows are feather so they deflate quickly. We couldn't get a single outlet on the night stand or near the tv stand to work. Breakfast is included in the stay offering eggs, sausage, potatoes, waffles, bagels, muffins, cereal, toast, oatmeal, yogurt, drinks and condiments. You get to make the waffles yourself! Only vegan options were bread and butter. No non dairy milks offered. So heads up on that. I did try a few things and just to be honest, I didn't like the eggs, sausage, potatoes or oatmeal because they were too soggy. The eggs, potatoes and sausage are kept in a heater (understandably so) but however it's cooked in combo with the consistent steaming, they become very moist and unpleasant in texture. The eggs were in some water at the base. I'm sure for some people this is fine but also for many it's makes the food inedible.. which defeats free breakfast. Including having more vegan / planted based / non dairy options. The oatmeal was very slimy. I did enjoy toast with butter and jam, waffles and after dabbing the sausage dry, that too. The coffee was good, again no non dairy options for milk. Juices are good too, they aren't fresh or real.. combo of ingredients. Plenty of condiments were available. It was a nice set up. The staff maintained the space entirely. The hot tub and pool were great. A heated pool and the hot tub was near a large door that opens so the cool air came in as we sat in the hot water. It's located super close to food, INCREDIBLE LANDSCAPES and gas.

If you're traveling to Lake Powell with the family, this is the place to stay. It's probably very…read morenice even if you're not with a family, but I can tell you that coming here with my family was phenomenal. This is an old motel that has been updated it is impeccably clean. The furniture is a little mismatched, but very comfortable. The kitchen in our unit was a full kitchen with all of the necessary implements. There was a full-size washer dryer. Admittedly the motel looks a little dumpy from the outside and I was a bit disappointed at first, but once I opened the door and saw the unit, I was very glad that we were going to be spending our time at Lake Powell at this little gem.

Great place!! Very well equipped and comfortable. You get a nicely furnished 2 bedroom apartment…read morefor less than most average motel rooms