Hotels Near Page Public Library in Page

We Had a very pleasant stay. The rooms were very clean, large and comfortable beds. Shopping and restaurants are less than 5 mins away. And the lake is 15 mins away. No traffic noise. I recommend this place.

This place is very clean and the staff are very friendly. We stay for 2 night.breakfast are good.we ask 2 extra pillows and after 3mins they already delivered.supposed to be only one night we stay there but since the hotel is very nice and clean we request the extend one more night, and the front desk help as to fix that. Very nice place and the staff

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.

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 accommodation is clean and well organized. It is convenient to use the nearby golf course, and it was nice that there was a separate heated swimming pool. Although the summer weather is bad, the indoor air conditioning is good, so it is a good place to stay~ There are no amenities nearby on foot, but there is a mart and gas station that can be reached within 5 minutes by car.

We stayed 3 nights at this hotel. Great location. Central location close to Wal-Mart, Horseshoe Bend, Glen Canyon Dam, car wash across the street. Took only minutes to get to downtown and restaurant row. We had a large room on the 1st floor. Quiet and very clean. Breakfast was the usual, it was good, fresh and plentiful. Staff was friendly and helpful. Tim, at the front desk, was very welcoming. He was always nice friendly. Price was reasonable. Would stay again.

We have service dogs. Upon checking in, the owner of the hotel and who also owns Country Inn and Rodeway Inn in Page, Az, his name is Deepak, asked us why we have service dogs and what disease we have to have service dogs. We’re too tired to argue with him after driving for 9 hours from Los Angeles. We showed him the service dog IDs and told him the disease we have. The owner, Deepak, even told us that it is illegal to ask what disease we have but he still wants to know since he’s the owner and he claimed that people lie. We were placed on the ground floor because of the service dogs when our room that we booked through booking.com has a mountaintop view and balcony. Our room didn’t have a balcony or mountain view, it was facing the parking lot. We booked for a deluxe king suite. Also, one of the sinks was clogged up. We could not wait for the handyman to do the repair since we have to rush out to our scheduled tour. The breakfast was TERRIBLE. There were no juices, cereal and milk available as advertised. The frozen breakfast sandwich was awful. The muffin was ok. When we asked for breakfast, the girl at the front desk said they didn’t have any. When I insisted to check the back room, she came back with a box full of sandwiches and muffins. I asked her why do you to have to lie and her response was do not give me a bad day. WE DO NOT RECOMMEND THIS HOTEL. We feel we were defrauded. Very bad customer service. We complained to Booking.com but they did not document our complaint accurately. We’re really disappointed with both the hotel and booking.com.

Absolute worst front desk staff! We arrived at 2 pm and decided to see if our room was ready before the 3 pm check in. There was NO ONE anywhere on the first floor. We called the hotel number and were told that check in was at 3 pm and they hung up on us. We returned at 6 pm and were given a room at the end of the hall on the 3rd floor. This room was a wheelchair accessible room (with a roll in shower) which we DEFINITELY did not ask for. (Why a wheelchair accessible room is located on the 3rd floor as far as possible from the elevator is another issue.) When we called down to the front desk to ask for a different room we were told there were no other standard queen rooms available but if we wanted a suite we could pay the difference to upgrade. When I said that I shouldn't have to pay the difference because they made the error I was told that they couldn't change our room because we booked it through Expedia and Expedia would have to make the room change. So the front desk cannot change rooms without Expedia's permission?? After 45 minutes and several calls from Expedia to the front desk we were given an upgraded room without the charge but we had to pay a $32 ”cleaning” fee for the room that we were incorrectly given and had been sitting in for 45 minutes. Our second morning there we arrived at breakfast at 9:28 am and were rudely told ”breakfast is over at 9:30” and the door was slid shut in our faces. We checked out at 10 am and again NO ONE was anywhere on the 1st floor. We left our key cards on the front desk and hoped they got them. The ONLY person who was somewhat nice to us was the young man cleaning rooms on our hall. He said ”hello” to us as we passed by. We did leave him a nice tip on checkout. We travel 5-6 times a year and we are Wyndham rewards members. We are returning to Page in the spring. We most definitely WILL NOT be staying at this Baymont.

One of the newer hotels in Page, at least based on Google maps, I booked it primarily for the indoor pool to beat the desert heat. I was a bit disappointed it was so small, especially when there was a couple acting like 7 year olds trying to playfully drown each other. The reason for my lower than excellent review for such a new hotel was the price. We booked direct because of their so-called ”Price Match Guarantee” but after we arrived we saw on a third-party site, they were offering a lower rate we called their CS about it. (Their website has a claims that only works before you book or 24 hours after you booked with them) They said they will not do a price adjustment because that is a third party. So we naturally asked, why bother booking with your site/club then? They replied ”points for future stays.” I'm sure that customer service person is like most of us with real jobs - we can't spend 2 months of the year staying at fancy hotels, at most 2 weekends, there's no way we'll ever level-up to diamond status, so their argument rings very hollow. The adjustment was not unreasonable ($200 a night for holiday vs $153). It all comes down to commissionable rates - and it was obvious Hilton wanted to keep that as profit. Back to the hotel, their breakfast did not have scrambled eggs that day, unlike some lesser chains I have stayed at. There were the usual hot breakfast offerings : French toast, hard boiled eggs, cereal. There was free coffee 24/7 which was nice. Their app seems advanced in that you can pick your own room, and get a digital key, but the interface could use some work, as the app assigned us the same room the front desk assigned us, whereas all our other choices were two beds - which we did not ask for. Their business center was down the day of, but I did not know for how long. We had an issue with upstairs, possibly kids, jumping up and down repeatedly for almost two hours, despite complaining to the front desk, they were not ameliorate this until bed time - which to me means the walls are not soundproofed.

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.