Compare Hotels with a Wedding Venue in Utah

"The hotel was clean but needs attention. Mismatched paint patches on walls, broken fixtures. The windows are so thin we thought it was open. We could hear the freeway traffic and people talking in the parking lot like they were in the room with us. Breakfast was standard options, waffle maker, scrambled eggs, hash browns, bread products and cereal, etc. We were at the back of the hotel so we were kept awake by the freeway traffic (right next to on-ramp) and the slamming entrance door. Beds and pillows were fine."

"Perfect"

"Everything is perfect and I loved my room!"

"3. When we returned to our room the first night very late & turned down our bed we found long head hairs on the fitted sheet(the only sheet on the bed) Due to the very late hour we Lysol sprayed the fitted sheet & let it dry before getting into bed for the evening. For the price & advertisement of luxury amenities that experience alone let me leave this kind of review without hesitation. The coverlet provided for use as the sheet & comforter also had staining. We would not elect to stay at this resort or any other like it set near the national parks. We would not recommend this resort to friends or family. "

"The hotel markets these rooms as “deluxe spacious suites” for around $600 a night, but that couldn’t be further from the reality. What you actually get is a cramped space—likely under 300 square feet—with an excessive amount of furniture squeezed in to justify claiming it accommodates more guests. The layout feels cluttered and uncomfortable, not luxurious. To make matters worse, what’s advertised as a “patio” is essentially just a front walkway, offering no real privacy or usable outdoor space. Overall, the experience feels misleading and overpriced for what’s provided. Definitely not worth the premium price."

"Clean and convenient nice sized suite near temple square. Breakfast was above average. Would stay again. "