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"Parking was easy, AC worked great. Bathroom condition was not great, and handle of sink came off. Clean room, was pleased it had a microwave and mini fridge."

"Staff was great. Breakfast was adequate. Carpets are dirty and need to be replaced. Lots of stains. Outside of the soiled carpets the stay was fine. Easy on/off freeway access. "

"Clean, convenient and friendly staff. Location was great and bed was comfortable. "

"The owner is rude and breakfast needs improvement "

"Great stay"

"Don’t stay here! It’s not worth saving money. There are people living here. The neighbors next to me on both sides of, downstairs as well were about as savory as the residents of the holding cells in county jails. I left the next day, there was no way I was staying another night there. The “suite” is completely derelict. I mean duct tape on remote & shower curtain donated from a 1980’s garage sale leftovers as well as furniture. There was no way I was sitting on the couch and honestly afraid to sleep in the bed. There were cigarette burns on the bathtub and a smell I can’t really describe except stale. The people were seriously creepy, I didn’t even want to go retrieve things from my car."

"Room was fine for price and location. Breakfast was just ok."

"My mom was in the hospital, we needed to get to St. George quickly and have a clean, safe place to stay. This fit the bill!"

"The hotel and room were decent, however, the issue was my daughters woke up to a terrible sewer smell in their room, bad enough they were dry heaving and had to run into the hall. The front desk was told and supposedly sent somebody to check it out, who said nothing was wrong. The cleaning gal could smell it down the hall after they opened the door. The front desk did offer another room, but my daughters just checked out early as it was the last day. Hopefully this isn't a common issue, as the smell (sulfur/sewer?) was so bad their clothes had to be washed 3x and they had to shower 3-4 times to get the smell out of their hair, skin. "