Hotels Near Page Lake Powell Campground in Page

The manager, Natalie was super helpful and accommodating after hearing about the challenges we had getting to Page from San Diego (missed flight, closed car rental in Flagstaff and missing bag). Without us asking she proactively upgraded our room, decided not to bill us for the night we missed due to the travel hassles and accommodated us extending our trip by a day. The room we had was large and had a great view (same as the Lake View Best Western next door but at a lower rate). It's located within easy reach of the local sites (Horseshoe Bend, Rim Trail Beehive Trail and the Antelope Canyon Tour organizations) and some restaurants are within easy walking distance. Just don't miss the AM housekeeping as they apparently subcontract out, so don't have staff on site in the afternoon to take care of your room. Only minor complaints are: no USB charging ports on lamps/ walls. Our sheets were Queen size so only barely fit our King size bed. Not an issue for me, but some might find it annoying.

This time I got to know a new brand, Liyi. It has an accurate positioning, clean rooms, provides free breakfast, and does not require pre-authorization (pre-authorization is required when staying at Marriott). So after comparison, I decisively collected this brand and will consider it as my first choice for travel in the future.

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.

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!

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.

Can meet the basic cleanliness, in addition to the location of the hotel is OK, driving is better to find, there is no food and shops nearby, not particularly convenient Hotel facilities are a bit simple

There are three restaurants in the hotel area of ​​Page. They are all new and have good service. There is plenty of parking at the door. There is a Wendy's fast food restaurant nearby. You can walk back to the hotel after eating. It is very close to the dam attraction.

Appeared to be a new property. Appearance of outside property was excellent. Check in was easy. Interior of hotel was excellent. No problems with the room. Breakfast food was acceptable- normal hotel food. Food staff was excellent- working hard to keep food out and tables cleared and cleaned.

The Amangiri offers an experience that’s incomparable. The location and the facilities are phenomenal. Everything from the design of the place to the surrounding environment create a place that immerse you in an isolated and enchanting setting. The only thing that dampened this feeling was the presence of children. A part of the resort at least should be for adults only. Despite the uniqueness of the place there’s a few flaws that should be addressed to make it better. The food is honest but the wine selection is seriously lacking. It’s inexplicable that an establishment of this caliber doesn’t have a resident sommelier. A qualified barista could also improve the morning experience. The service also feels a bit “green”. All the staff is very polite and helpful especially at the front desk and hospitality however the service crew doesn’t quite have the level expected for an establishment of this level. When we asked for afternoon tea the staff was mystified by the concept although it was something we had requested beforehand. Notwithstanding these issues,the stay was overall a unique immersive experience that’s worthy of the trip to this remote place.