Hotels with Breakfast in Page

It is most convenient to stay in Page Town to go to Antelope Canyon, Horseshoe Bend and Lake Powell. The drive takes about 10 minutes. This is a domestic express hotel. Don't expect it to be very good. It's just for convenience. The hotel is not in the center of the town. It takes about 5 minutes to drive from the center of the town. There are McDonald's, KFC and Walmart next to it (the supermarket was not visited). We went to a large retail supermarket in the center of the town. There is a Chinese restaurant next to this supermarket. Don't go there. It's terrible. Just eat McDonald's and KFC. We stayed for two nights, which was a bit redundant. One night is enough. First, go to Lake Powell to take a look, then go to Horseshoe Bend to take pictures and blow the wind. At 10:30, we arrived at the site to pick up the tickets for Antelope Canyon. We entered at 11:15. After an hour of sightseeing, we drove to other cities. Nothing was delayed.

Checked into Best Western View of Lake Powell. This motel is quite a distance from Lake Powell, so you can only admire it from afar. However, the scenery is absolutely beautiful in the early morning, though it's also freezing cold. Parking is always free at US motels, and most include a complimentary buffet breakfast. It's typically a simple American breakfast: toast, butter, coffee, bacon, and a fun self-serve waffle station.

An ordinary hotel, nothing particularly special, but overall it matches the price you pay. The facilities and services are quite basic, yet reasonable for the budget. It’s a decent option if you’re simply looking for a place to stay.

The hotel is pretty good, especially the garden pool in the center – it's beautiful. They even have a ping-pong table nearby! The downside is that all the rooms either face east or west. Mine was west-facing, so I couldn't open the curtains at all when I checked in during the afternoon. And as you know, Petchaburi is incredibly hot, with intense sun and late sunsets. There's also a golf course next to the hotel. Another drawback is that it's not near a town. We had a hired car, and once the driver left, we were without transportation. It's too far to walk anywhere. So, we were stuck eating all our meals at the hotel. Breakfast isn't included, but the variety was decent.

I really love this hotel! The room is very spacious, and they offer free breakfast and free parking. In the morning, you can even catch the sunrise at Glen Canyon Dam Overlook, which is located right in front of the hotel.

Our stay was far from positive. First, check-in was a hassle. We had to use an online check-in machine, and the person assisting us was very difficult to understand, largely because the sole staff member present was busy on a phone call. Our room was an accessible one and, unfortunately, situated directly opposite the kitchen entrance. Unlike most other rooms on the floor that were carpeted, ours had tiled flooring. This meant we could clearly hear every kitchen trolley and all luggage being wheeled past. The pool was closed for all three days of our stay, reportedly due to chemical issues, and we were repeatedly told to inquire about its reopening. This was particularly frustrating, as the pool was the main reason we booked our stay. Finally, despite breakfast being advertised until 9:30 AM, by 9:20 AM, essentials like sugar and milk had already been cleared away. Suffice to say, we won't be returning.

The hotel is in a good location, with beautiful views of the dam nearby. The hotel is clean and tidy, with a 1.5-meter double bed, very comfortable, and a good breakfast. I passed by here on my way to Salt Lake City. The price/performance ratio is relatively high.

Our stay during our road trip was super pleasant. Free parking and the washer and dryer were a big plus.

The hotel is not new, it is a suite, and the double basin is a surprise