Best Hotels near Willow Glen Community Park, American Fork

The location is slightly off, a little below the highway intersection, but it is convenient to travel. There are no other packages around. Fortunately, including breakfast, you don't have to go out to find breakfast.

Very nice stay at Hampton Inn in Orem Utah. Friendly and helpful staff especially Ashley went the extra mile to be helpful. Great location, we enjoyed the new Thai restaurant a block away, the golden coral is also good. We enjoyed the nice clean room, breakfast area and work out room.

My aunt booked 4 rooms for family visiting her from out of town. This hotel is beautiful! The staff are really helpful, kind and cheerful. The manager showed unwavering dedication. Only a couple huge bummers here. 1st, it’s impossible to sleep with the constant flashing light coming from “equipment” mounted on the wall. The 1st night it kept me up all night. It’s horrible! Like a camera flash. I asked the manager if they could turn it off. Come to find out they can’t and I’m in a hearing impaired room (good to know) My aunt and uncle are in 405 and also were kept up by the endless flashing. The highway is VERY loud. Most annoying? Finally falling asleep, waking up feeling bites and I’m itching like mad both nights. I turn on the light tonight and find a trail of bites up my arm. It’s currently 4:40am and I can’t wait for daybreak so I can get out of this place.

This time we all lived in a BW hotel chain. It feels very good. The bathroom and the washing place are separate. It is very convenient. I will continue to live in the United States.

Good location, very close to Utah Lake. The rooms are clean and tidy, especially in the rooms facing the snowy mountains. There are several snow-capped mountains and the scenery is very good. Breakfast is quite rich.

The good: First impressions with the elevator and hallways are not the best, but the room was very good, clean and comfortable. Rooms appear to have been somewhat recently updated. Staff mostly friendly and helpful. Very quiet, we heard no noise in our room the entire stay. The bad: Breakfast. Apparently it is stocked once at whatever time they begin and completely ignored thereafter. First come, first served about sums it up - if you get there later there is likely to be almost nothing. This happened to us twice in the four mornings, and one of those we weren't even that late! The ugly: As previously stated, the halls and elevators could use some work. The first night there we saw some shady types around, but no after that (other than van campers/livers in the adjoining parking lot). Rooms have many outlets but few USB ports - for 2022 that could be better.

The price for this hotel was great for a family that has never been to Utah the breakfast was not great, but we could pick up some things and cook in the room and that was great. The pull-out bed was extremely uncomfortable, and we ended up at Walmart getting an airbed for our kids it was that bad I wouldn't sleep on it. The one of the big problems we had was that the water in the shower was never fully got hot and with 4 of us in the room, I asked my wife if she was having the same problem and agreed. I went down stair to ask for a manger and this young kid name spencer said he was the manager and that he would work on it. I went back upstairs and told my wife about the guy and told her how I felt like I was bothering him by me complaining. Later that morning I came downstairs to ask if it was fixed and asked to speak to the manager a different guy came out his name was Skyler and let me tell you he was so different from the last guy I told him that I was talking to a different guy he told me that he was just a clerk Not a manager. He went on by telling me that they have been having this problem and are trying to fix the problem. Not a problem I get it. But this spencer guy needs to go if he thinks he is a manager what is he not telling the bosses. He also has his headphones on so how does he hears the phone ring or he is talking to the red head this is while I doing some work on my computer to many distractions in the room with kids running around. Love the tree lady she is wonderful I believe her name was Val what a wonderful person so kindhearted and so sweet to my kids and wife love that made us feel at home. Your front desk Manager Skyler runs his front desk so well and making sure everyone is welcome and happy besides spencer. One thing that he does is sit and on his phone and chat with the red head. Sorry for the long review but I thought it needed to be said and so that the right people can see how these people are running the place. If you stay here, these are the people you want to deal with Front desk Manger Skyler, Val, Char (night Clerk), Monica, there is another young lady she is great but can't remember her name she had dark long hair and most of the time she worked at night when I came to use the gym. Don't Deal with Spencer He doesn't care!

*We recently stayed here for 10 days. Once we checked in we waited nearly half an hour for a luggage cart. We were the only people in the lobby that entire time. I inquired with the manager, who was at the front desk, and she offered to bring in our luggage for us and stated that other guests were using the luggage carts. There was a cart in the hallway being used by a maintenance man and after a half hour I asked if we could use that one, since it had sat unattended during our entire wait. First red flag. *They charge $10 per day for parking. The parking fee was a surprise to us on check-in, as it wasn't clear when we booked online. The location is along a freeway, which we heard clearly 24/7 from our room overlooking the freeway. The hotel is located at the edge of new development, next to an undeveloped field and a huge apartment complex. The closest thing in walking distance is a Maverick service station about a mile away. This is the first ever suburban lodging in which we have stayed where they charged us for parking. Second red flag. And third and fourth. *The walls and carpet in the hallways have stains on them. The interior of the elevator was dirty, throughout our stay litter in the common areas was common. The workout room was relatively clean. The pool had litter around it every day we were there. *Our room also had stains on the walls and furniture. We debated about whether there had been a paintball fight in the room due to the neon green paint or a murder due to the dark smeared smudges high on the wall above the kitchen area. The carpet in our room was stained. *On one of the days of our 10 day stay we requested housekeeping, specifically asking for clean linens. Their policy clearly states that housekeeping is available upon request. When we returned in the evening the room was still dirty and they had made up the bed with the dirty sheets on it. A call to the front desk resulted in an offer to bring up clean sheets for us that I could put on the bed. Lame. I said I had hoped that the housekeepers would do that, which is why we had requested the service the day before. Honestly, for the amount of money we paid per night being told to change our own sheets was a bit much. Was told the manager of housekeeping would be up immediately and we should step out of the room for 20 minutes. Apparently ”immediately” means different things to different people. After waiting in the hall the housekeeping manager showed up, surly and unhappy. Unpleasant encounter. Housekeeping staff in generally seems to be short staffed and poorly trained. *Internet. Well, don't rely on having it. Both my partner and myself experienced technical difficulties every single time we tried to connect to the internet, On the occasions when we were successful, the internet was painfully slow. Our one attempt at a video call was cut off multiple times before we gave up. *Noisy. We were able to hear the kids running up and down the hallways both on our floor and the f