Page Hotels with Breakfast

I booked to see the antelope canyon. This place has a microwave which will trigger the breaker box when you have TV or lights off. I called the front desk, the calls didn't even go through. I went and ask in person, they reset the box, and told me to call a specific number to reach front desk, which wasn't mentioned to me. A few minutes later the breaker box tripped again. Also if you have a floor above you, you will hear lot of noise from the room above you. Other than that I only stayed a night.

Really super worthy hotel experience ~ in Lake Powell Park, the scenery is super good, and the accommodation conditions are also very good ~

Great customer service. Originally we had a problem with a faucet in our room, and they moved us to a different room. They apologized and made everything right. I highly recommend this hotel. All staff was very friendly. The pool is great. Access to Glen Canyon is very close.

A very lovely stay. Huge clean rooms with large and comfortable king bed, separate living room area, microwave and coffee machine in the room. There is a 24hour tea coffee making station at the lobby as well with takeaway paper cups. Breakfast was simple but good, including waffles, bagels, toasts, eggs, sausages, cereal, yogurt, sauces and spread. Hot drinks and juices were served.

Worst breakfast experience + Positive points: Clean and spacious rooms. Good location in the city, a lot of restaurants and shops around, close to the national park and amazing view points . Swimming pool which is nice to have when travelling in summer -Negative points : Bad breakfast offer and set-up Some reception desk stuff not too nice Low wi-fi speed on the evenings Swimming pool was not cleaned very good or not often enough : pine needles and dust floated This is the worst breakfast experience we’ve had among 15 hotels/motels in which we stayed in USA in the same or lower price range. At the pretence of the Covid related restrictions there is no self-service at the breakfast. There are no such restrictions in any other hotel we’ve been. You need to ask ladies at the counter what you want (a piece of bread, butter, jelly, cold boiled egg, cereals or milk). If you need an extra piece of bread you have to queue again and wait while other guests get their food at the counter. No hot meals offered, limited choice of fresh products - almost all the stuff is packed in plastic, meaning it contains a lot of preservatives (example: peanut butter sandwich which is already packed and doesn’t taste good; you can not do it on your own with freshly made toast.) . The only thing you can serve on your own is tea and coffee (thanks God!)- surprisingly there is no Covid danger here? The cutlery is also packed in plastic. If you need just a spoon, you’ll get a napkin, knife , spoon, fork, salt and pepper- all together packed in a plastic bag. All the rest you’ll just throw in trash if you need just a spoon. What a waste! I’m not talking here about the negative environmental impact with all this unnecessary plastic packaging and unnecessary waste. Travelling in the USA at the same period and even in the same state we never met such uncomfortable and waste producing breakfast set-up/ organisation. We’ve also found some stuff members at the reception desk not very nice. It’s a pity for the whole team because the others were quite nice and friendly - depends on the shift.

The worst hotel I've ever stayed in. 1st got the keys to an already booked room. Someone's stuff laid out everywhere. I guess it happens...waited about 2 and a half hours to get another room. Why? There's only 2 staff. 1 girl on her first day of the job and a boy on his 3rd day. Neither of them knew how to work the computer. Word for word said the manager/owner just left and is not picking up the phone. ”Just left” as in left out of the blue and not left for the day. They also said they don't know what to do bc all the other rooms are reserved...There we're about 20 other groups with similar problem. We all already paid and had reservations. As aggravated as I was, I kept calm. Finally we got a room. Before I headed up I asked if there were any shuttles and they said there are no shuttles but many cab services so there shouldn't be a problem. The morning after, I start googling cab services. There is no Uber/Lyft or cab services. I ask the front desk if they knew a company. They give me the wrong number. I ask if there's another number they know of. The girl in front shrugs says I can't help you. (FYI this is the short version) This is where I lose it. Don't ever lie to me about services/information. A simple no at start would've been ok so I can prepare better. After a hour I manage to get a buggy service. Food is terrible. The creamer for the coffee was lumpy and there's only a treadmill in their so called gym. Nitpicking now but seriously...they're terrible. I travel more than I'd like to due to work so I've seen my fair share of hotels.

The room is big and comfortable, and the lady at the front desk is very nice. There are grasslands and small deserts outside the hotel, and you can watch the sunrise and sunset. The breakfast is a rich Western food. You can do laundry, and it costs three dollars each to wash and dry. It takes only 10 to 20 minutes to drive to Sunset Overview. The only drawback is that it is not in downtown, but it doesn't matter because the whole town of Page is very small. It is very close to Horseshoe Bay and Antelope Canyon, and it takes less than 15 minutes to drive there.

Comfortable room There are fewer types of breakfast, the hotel is only 11 minutes away from Antelope Valley, very good, the hotel counter is very good, any problems will be solved

The first choice for Horseshoe Bay + Antelope Canyon. The room is quite standard and clean. It takes less than 15 minutes to get to the scenic spot. The free breakfast is also good. The most important thing is that the price is very cheap. When you get up in the morning, you can see the beautiful desert scenery. The hotel is in a good location~

I have finally found the perfectly designed hotel room! Not kidding. Hyatt really did design an amazing hotel room. All the gripes over the years I've had with poorly thought out hotel rooms has stopped with Hyatt Place. Whenever we travel after this, we're going to be looking for Hyatt Place locations. What a great room - great bed with nightstands with easy access plugs and great reading lights. The living room has an awesome L shaped couch with a comfy ottoman for putting your feet up to watch TV. There is a room divider between the bed and living area so that someone can be up reading and not bother someone in bed. There is a mini fridge and plenty of desk space . I love all the lamps in the room with easy on/off toggle switches. The bathroom is awesome - tons of counter space, which is nice for women travelers who have a lot of products. A real shower door! That's a plus. We've stayed in too many hotels that have open, trendy showers where you can't get warm in the shower. Thank you for a real door on the bathroom and great lighting. There's two switches in the bathroom, one being a lower brightness light that comes on, which is nice when you get up in the middle of the night. Love the big shelf underneath the bathroom sink for stashing your stuff. PLUS there is a great bar/dining area downstairs with AWESOME staff - we went down every afternoon or evening and hung out and had drinks and dinner. We didn't want to even leave this place to go into town to eat. Great menu - awesome patio with fire pits, comfy furniture and beautiful sunsets. Lots of international travelers made it interesting. LOVE THIS PLACE! Thanks to all the great staff for a perfect stay. Thank you, Hyatt!