Hubster and I needed a hotel for the night returning from a 10-day vacation, and the Hampton Inn &…read moreSuites in Logan, Utah, definitely fit the bill! We were even able to book a king suite at only a slight extra charge, and it was the roomiest and best laid-out suite we had ever been in! In fact everything was roomy and well laid out, from the check-in/baggage dropoff/pickup circle drive to the area with luggage trolleys just inside the sliding front doors to the front desk to the breakfast area! One of the things we liked most was the desk/table in the middle of the room that allowed two people to work on either side of it! Also the barn door covering the bathroom area was a really great privacy feature without taking up any extra space. Their breakfast was out of this world delicious! All the staff members we came in contact with were extremely polite and friendly! Definitely gonna try this hotel again, and next time hope to have more nights and maybe take a dip in the pool too!

Stayed here for a couple weeks for work and had a great experience. Staff was friendly, helpful and…read moreaccommodations were met. Located in an overall cute little town right next to Utah State University.

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.

So loved staying here! John and his family were awesome hosts. They don't live on the property, but…read moreare still always there when you need something and there in the mornings to make a super delicious breakfast. Something new each morning...german pancake, apple pancakes, french toast, all amazing and they are able to accommodate any special diet needs. The room was clean, bright and the bed was comfortable. Enjoyed the fabulous space and beautiful, unique decorations and fixtures. There is a large banquet room in the back and lots of outside space for them to host events and parties. It is a great place to stay where you may have a group of folks where each room has lockable doors but you can still easily hang out of you want to. I didn't go upstairs but I believe there are 5 rooms in total. We have it booked again for next year and I hope to be lucky enough to be part of the group staying there again :).

I have stayed at the Riter no less than 10 times thanks to business travel. I will take it any day…read moreover any of the chain hotels in Logan. John and Arlette are welcoming and flexible. The building may look a bit run down from the outside, but inside it is cozy, extremely clean, and comfortable. Beds all have updated mattresses, TVs have Chrome Cast, all the amenities you would expect from a restaurant. Although their primary business is an event hall (weddings and receptions) they pay close attention to the B&B and its six rooms. Breakfasts are excellent and never fail to impress.

DON'T STAY HERE!! STAY AWAY!! Best Western Weston Inn in…read moreLogan, Utah does not have any guest safety in mind. I had a guest threaten me with bodily injury, had to call the cops and the manager chewed us out for calling the cops. The guest was a foot away from me, threatening physical harm / bodily injury. Best Western manager said I shouldn't have called the cops. Management's customer service is very poor. They lack the priority of safety and the training in guest safety. This could have ended extremely bad for Best Western if the guy was not restrained by others. Best Western Staff, Manager & Corporate gets an F for what should be #1 priority for safety. Corporate has not responded to my complaint in 10 days. I Will Not be staying at this Best Western Weston Inn & advise everyone to stay away from this property as guests safety is not of any concern for Best Western management. Also the upkeep of this inn is very poor as the carpets are showing wear and tear, down to the padding. Just goes to show you that safety and the maintenance is at the bottom of caring. Future Guests Beware!

Paid extra for a room with a whirlpool tub and a fireplace. Had just turned on the faucet to fill…read moreup the tub when I noticed what appeared to be pubic hairs in it. The faucet for the bathtub wasn't attached ro the tub itself. You could just pick it up and carry it around with you. In keeping with that theme, the fireplace wasn't actually attached to anything. It's just a wall decoration that looks like a gas fireplace. You can't actually use it. On top of that, there were small black stains on our sheets. Bathroom door doesn't latch shut. Breakfast is really quite bad. Took one bite of "eggs," (yellow substance that was grainy and wet), and promptly threw them away. This place is awful.

$265 for one night in a dark musty basement…read more I can't speak for the other flats on the other floors, but I honestly don't know how they get away with charging close to $300 a night and calling a dark basement with no windows luxury. The photos online are incredibly deceptive. They make it look like a modern studio flat with plenty of natural light. The truth is that it is in the basement of an early 1900s building with 2 sliver slats of glass. It's dark, it's musty smelling. Also not mentioned on their website is that it is literally spitting distance from a giant mortuary. Now for some, that might be a selling point, but not for us. There were giant cobwebs in the tiny window slats and yes, we did see a giant spider that eluded us and made our "sleep" not restful. Speaking of the bed, not comfortable. Again, this place is advertised as LUXURY. Their words. Not mine. It's fine to call something rustic or industrial, but this room in particular is being sold as something it isn't. The bedding was hot, the bed was a rock, but it does vibrate on command if you are into that. If this place were closer to $100 a night then I could maybe see this being just a weird night and a funny story. But there are other hotels in the area that charge $100 less and offer a free breakfast and you don't have to clean up after yourself. This is not a boutique hotel, it's an Air b&b. Little things: Website says bathrooms are stocked with Aveda products, they were not. Websites says to enjoy complimentary snacks (bottles of arrowhead water and 4 bags of chips) You have to do your own dishes The water pressure is TERRIBLE There wasn't much hot water at night Despite being in the basement it was weirdly hot Whatever they are using to clean was irritating our eyes the entire time. Again, it's one thing to call a spade a spade and charge accordingly. This company is not being honest about these accommodations and they are charging luxury prices. This is a small town in the off season. We booked this room specifically because we wanted to have a nice luxury hotel stay. We aren't rich and this was a stretch for us to afford but again, it was supposed to be a luxury experience. So disappointed. We didn't sleep and we are out almost $300

Beautiful place. Beds and bedding were so comfortable! Walking distance to everything. Hosts are…read moreincredibly helpful. Would definitely stay there again!

This is the cutest spot ever and despite the age, (my grandparents celebrated their honeymoon…read morehere!) it is so well maintained and upkept. They upgraded us to the king suite for our quick trip to Logan to celebrate their grandparents. The bed was comfortable, the bathroom was terrified as well and I love that they have a vanity table outside the bathroom area as to not tie up the bathroom. Just the cutest up-kept roadside ever. Loved the experience.

This was a lovely spot. The price was super low and the place was clean and rad. I love roadside…read moremotels and I love the nostalgia of it all. The grounds were so fun and big and the check-in office was fun as hell. It's just a great spot and worth a stay if you like spots like this.

The good: The hotel was clean and had everything we needed…read more It was modern and spacious. We enjoyed the indoor pool and jacuzzi. The complimentary breakfast was superior to average hotel breakfasts. It included fresh oatmeal and toppings, fruits, yogurts, whole bottles of chocolate milk, cinnamon rolls, bagels with cream cheese and peanut butter, cereal, pancakes, sausage and eggs and more. There was a coffee machine accessible to guests at all hours of the day. The black out curtains worked well. The bad: Our keycard got demagnetized multiple times so we had to keep bringing it to the lobby to activate. It happened to other guests too. The interesting: There was a nice view of horses and cows (or one of them- I might have mistaken the animal) from the breakfast area.

Nice, fairly large Holiday Inn Express. Nice rooms, dogs welcome, and friendly staff. They gave us…read morea nice recommendation for a restaurant where you could actually get a beer (semi-are in Logan). A comfortable two night stay as we were looking for a potential house.

A strange place. My…read morefirst thought when I opened the door to my room was "Wow, fancy!" The room was tiny, but with red velvet curtains and flowery bedspread, comfortable bathrobes (and a big tub!) After spending a little time in the room, I noticed that everything was a little worn and some basics were missing. (Eg. no phone, no soap, etc) And, after a little while the impression I got was of a once-classy brothel. Not, I am quite sure, what they are aiming for. Still, everything was clean, and a little nicer and with more personality than th motel chains that charge about the same rates.

My wife and I recently spent two nights here and have to say that it was just like staying in your…read moreown home, admittedly a bit eccentric and raffish but that's okay. It was what we hoped to find as we are left utterly unmoved in spirit by the anonymous bland chains that blanket America .This place is fun, its management is warm and helpful and it's a very convenient location for most of the small pleasures that make up Logan's historic downtown. Stay here if you want unspoilt charm and atmosphere and please do stay away if you don't. You'll find a Comfort Inn somewhere close.

We recently stayed in the Players Room at The Anniversary Inn in Logan. If you enjoy a bit of…read morefriendly competition, this suite is great--it features a foosball table and even a little golfing green right in the room! We are already looking forward to returning to experience more of their unique themed suites. ​The Highlights: ​The Room & Atmosphere: The "Players" theme is well-executed with lots of fun details. One of the best parts was the heart-shaped jetted tub, which adds a nice romantic touch to the sporty theme. ​Check-in: The start of our stay was wonderful. Check-in was fast and pleasant, and the freshly baked cookies in the lobby were a delicious surprise. ​The Shower: The shower was a standout--the water pressure was absolutely perfect. ​Areas for Improvement: ​Food & Drink: While the lobby cookies were great, the breakfast wasn't anything to write home about. Additionally, keep in mind there is no coffee in the room, so you'll need to head to the lobby for your morning fix. ​Jetted Tub Maintenance: While the heart-shaped tub is a great feature, it took quite a long time to fill, and the jets weren't very strong. ​Check-out Service: Unfortunately, the service at the end of our stay was a letdown. The check-out attendant was unpleasant and seemed bothered by our presence. When we returned to the desk to inquire about a gift card, she didn't even look up and appeared visibly "put out" that I had come back. ​Overall: We love the creativity of these rooms and the fun atmosphere of the Players suite. We hope the service consistency and breakfast quality improve, as we'd still love to come back and try a different theme soon!

First, if you book a room with a hot tub, the hot tub needs to have a stopper to be a working hot…read moretub. Second, breakfast was perhaps one of the worst things we have ever tasted at a bed and breakfast. The fritatta was like soggy cardboard and somehow, oatmeal was incredibly bland even with the extras. Strongly suggest instead you find the local coffee shop named after the bird and go there. I called the front desk to get a new stopper for the tub. The lady at the front apologized and told me she forgot to tell me it was missing, and offered another room. I had specficially booked the space room so no, I did not want a new room, I wanted a stopper. She suggested sliding the huge floppy disc they had provided as a backup down the wall and then holding it and it "should" hold. It did not. So after a five hour drive, no hot tub. Being as that a main point of an "anniversary" inn....So I was told to talk to the front desk in the a.m. and they'd amend the bill. I did so and was pretty much told they DID have extra stoppers, unsure why I wasn't given one, and she tried to leave it at that. I informed her I wanted a partial refund. I was told she'd pass this on to management. It took a WEEK of e-mailing on FB and to the e-mails to get a response, and only did after I threatened a charge back. I was offered something like 10% off my next stay. Number one: You get something like 15% off if you book within 2 weeks another stay, so this was less than that and I am NOT coming back. Two: No. I asked for a partial refund. Finally after negotiating, I got something like the tax and a small percentage back which was how much I spent on coffees at the cafe after such a horrible breakfast. Never again.

Absolutely the worst 2 nights of sleep I have ever gotten. We had a room immediately by a door that…read moreled outside. The door had zero resistance so it slammed every single time people went in and out. This happened well into the late evening and very early morning. It would keep me awake and prevent me from falling back asleep. The staff did not care at all and couldn't be bothered. There was also what looked to be possible blood stains on the carpet. Please never stay here!

Manager never called back. I guess that's pretty normal for this place. They still charged me $80…read more Absolute Worst! At least i know not to ever stay at a LaQuinta again!