Hotels With Airport pickup service in Arizona, United States

Nice location, starts kind of in the middle of the trail along the Canyon. We went in one direction the day we arrived and the opposite the following morning. No pictures can describe the magnitude and depth of this area. What I didn’t see anyone mentioned and came as a surprise is that admission to the National Park is $35 per car for 1-7 days. Also that because of the elevation it’s quite chilly even though it’s sunny. The view is truly grand! The deli at the market offers variety of hot sandwiches, a cup of soup with a juicy chipotle chicken sandwich was a great way to finish the evening.

This hotel was incredible. All of the people at the reception were incredibly kind and very helpful during our 3 days here. Susie, who is one of the Grand Canyon specialists and sits near the reception, was so knowledgeable and took 10-15 to talk through all of the details for getting into the park. The hotel itself was very clean and only a 10 minute drive to the South Rim. Next time we visit, we will be staying here again.

It can be seen that the hotel has been renovated, and overall it is quite satisfactory. The toiletries only have towels and soap, and nothing else. It is recommended to indicate this when browsing the page. Morning coffee is only served until ten in the morning. I don’t understand why it’s not served until check-out time?

The room is clean. The hotel staffs are very helpful and friendly. We do recommend some solo when our optional tour being cancelled. Happy with my stay and highly recommended.

1. The hotel is very close to Bell Rock, 5 minutes drive. (The easiest to climb among the 4 energy points) If you are not a mountain climbing enthusiast and don't like mountain climbing, this is the best solution for a visit (the last few dozen meters are also difficult to climb, and mountain climbing shoes are a must. Don't go with Nike running shoes, the rock surface is covered with a layer of fine sand, slippery and dangerous) 2. The hotel does not provide sanitation services when you check in. On the contrary, I feel at ease. No one will come in for several consecutive days, and I am worried about the safety of my property. 3. The facilities are fully equipped, detergent, scouring pads, salt, pepper, and kitchen paper are all brand new and unopened, which makes people feel hygienic and safe to use. It is feasible to go to the supermarket to buy things and cook them yourself. Supermarket Safeway has the most complete. If you want to save money, go to the website to register as a member (a US phone number is required). When checking out, enter the member's mobile phone number and you can pay the member price. The price will be similar to the normal price in big cities, otherwise it will still be 1/4 more expensive than the price in ordinary cities 4. The hotel facilities and other things are all complete as shown in the pictures. There is a coin machine to buy drinks, which is quite convenient. 5. American hotels generally do not have kettles, so if possible, bring your own kettle. (Some hotels cost only 2,000 or 3,000 per night) 6. This is not the city center, and it is a 15-minute drive from several other energy points and large supermarkets. The advantage is that it is relatively quiet, the price is not high, and there is no parking trouble. Parking in the city center is difficult (there are several free parking lots all day, but not many spaces) and there are frequent traffic jams. 7. After getting the room card, the hotel will ask you to go to the concierge counter opposite to get a map. This is Hilton employees selling vacation membership products, asking you to attend the sales meeting (one and a half hours), and promising to give you a credit card back of 250 US dollars. We didn't go in the end because we were worried that we would not be able to get out. It should be the kind of how much money you can spend on Hilton's vacation home a year. If you are not interested, just refuse directly, or don't take the map directly, just go back to the room. (I uploaded the things I took in the picture)

I needed a place for just one night and this place fit the bill. Facilities were modest -- older, no microwave or fridge in the room, no free coffee or breakfast in the lobby, etc. But WiFi worked well, inside doors, room was big, plenty of TV channels, and there were several fast food options nearby. There was only one person at the front desk so check-in took a few minutes, but not a big deal, and service was friendly. Some reviews were uneven, but it was a good value, -- better than a budget motel, and cost ~$40 less than other nearby options. If you do stay, there is a small but interesting Navajo Code Talker exhibit in the Burger King (yep, Burger King) about 1/2 mile away.

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.

Very quiet and clean budget hotel, close to Lake Powell, there is food no matter how late you arrive, a simple restaurant is just a minute's walk away, the deluxe burger is very cost-effective. Special praise to the room attendant, we stayed here for two days, because we said that we didn't need to clean up the next day, so we didn't leave a tip, but the attendant still cleaned it for us and put all the supplies. Compared with MOAB, I also stayed in Wyndham and stayed for two days, the attitude of the attendant was really touching.

Loved hotel but my bfvcheated with a paid girl from the street I caught them there was hortibkecwhybso many hooked there otherwise beautiful

The hotel is in a national park, not far from the point where you want to watch the sunrise and sunset. The room area is divided into many areas, such as: white fir, pine... and other areas. Each area is a two-story wooden house, and the car can be parked in front of the room. The check-in building is very large, with souvenir shops and various food shops. Overall, the accommodation feels good. It is only recommended that there should be obvious road signs on the driveway to each room area, otherwise it will be a bit challenging to find the room area when it is dark.

Nice location, starts kind of in the middle of the trail along the Canyon. We went in one direction the day we arrived and the opposite the following morning. No pictures can describe the magnitude and depth of this area. What I didn’t see anyone mentioned and came as a surprise is that admission to the National Park is $35 per car for 1-7 days. Also that because of the elevation it’s quite chilly even though it’s sunny. The view is truly grand! The deli at the market offers variety of hot sandwiches, a cup of soup with a juicy chipotle chicken sandwich was a great way to finish the evening.

This hotel was incredible. All of the people at the reception were incredibly kind and very helpful during our 3 days here. Susie, who is one of the Grand Canyon specialists and sits near the reception, was so knowledgeable and took 10-15 to talk through all of the details for getting into the park. The hotel itself was very clean and only a 10 minute drive to the South Rim. Next time we visit, we will be staying here again.

It can be seen that the hotel has been renovated, and overall it is quite satisfactory. The toiletries only have towels and soap, and nothing else. It is recommended to indicate this when browsing the page. Morning coffee is only served until ten in the morning. I don’t understand why it’s not served until check-out time?

The room is clean. The hotel staffs are very helpful and friendly. We do recommend some solo when our optional tour being cancelled. Happy with my stay and highly recommended.

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.

Very quiet and clean budget hotel, close to Lake Powell, there is food no matter how late you arrive, a simple restaurant is just a minute's walk away, the deluxe burger is very cost-effective. Special praise to the room attendant, we stayed here for two days, because we said that we didn't need to clean up the next day, so we didn't leave a tip, but the attendant still cleaned it for us and put all the supplies. Compared with MOAB, I also stayed in Wyndham and stayed for two days, the attitude of the attendant was really touching.

The hotel is in a national park, not far from the point where you want to watch the sunrise and sunset. The room area is divided into many areas, such as: white fir, pine... and other areas. Each area is a two-story wooden house, and the car can be parked in front of the room. The check-in building is very large, with souvenir shops and various food shops. Overall, the accommodation feels good. It is only recommended that there should be obvious road signs on the driveway to each room area, otherwise it will be a bit challenging to find the room area when it is dark.

It is located in a corner of the hotel district in Page, and the surrounding area is quiet. The room is spacious and the amenities are standard. The front desk staff was a bit unfriendly.

The house is old, the facilities are outdated, it's hard to see the waiter's smile, the so-called breakfast is a piece of bread and a half on a plate with scrambled eggs and fried potatoes, you can add more food, one serving costs 8 dollars, the most cost-effective hotel in the western United States ~

When checking in, we encountered something very speechless. When we were about to check in and open the door of the room we had arranged, we saw someone walk out of our room. We were really shocked. We went back to the front desk to report the situation. The front desk actually said that when we checked in, someone with a name very similar to ours took our hotel order without seeing it clearly and let others sign it. The key point is that this assistant manager’s name is Desiree!!! She also said very confidently that it was handled by her. She said that because the names were similar, there were many people who handled it and she didn’t check the names clearly. She apologized in a very high-sounding and perfunctory manner. This attitude, tone and expression can easily make people think of discrimination issues! Very upset! Afterwards, we complained to the hotel customer service phone and waited for the hotel to reply to the call later! What I want to say is that although this incident did not affect the use of our card, Desiree’s attitude made our experience of the hotel quite bad! !

Loved hotel but my bfvcheated with a paid girl from the street I caught them there was hortibkecwhybso many hooked there otherwise beautiful

Breakfast is good comfy beds . Quiet in the rooms slept good all night. Toilet kept clogging but over all was good for the money I spent

I highly enjoyed the room itself. Every time I stay I cannot stop raving about the structure of the rooms let alone the BATHROOMS? the walk in shower with a mirror and seat is seriously the most beautiful and relaxing “shower” I have ever seen in Arizona and i’ve been to lots of hotels here. Although they do not have a 24 hour service room service, the front desk of always kind and eager to help me with whatever I need. They answer my questions throughly and I am a guest who frequently needs early check in and they always try to accommodate me as best as they can. The pool is a bit small but definitely relaxing and the food in and around the hotel is simply magnificent. Would definitely recommend staying here if you have the opportunity to!

Absolutely have nothing bad to say at all. Customer service here is the absolute best.

Great hotel! Stayed here the day before my flight and could not be happier. I was able to return my rental car and they had a shuttle service come pick me up after. Restaurants located on the lobby had good options for dinner and was happy with the stay.

Very good room for a reasonable price, and it comes with a free cookie. Shuttle isn’t 24/7 so you have to watch out for that. There is a pool outside.

The city of Phoenix is very good, very modern, and the public transportation is good. The surrounding area of this midtown hotel is not very safe, and the hotel is surrounded by walls. It reminds me of South Africa. When I went to the Super Bowl, the prices of other hotels were sky-high.

Great customer service!! I stay here quite often and although Motel 6 can't do much about the area or about some of the guests, I feel that they try to compensate by giving great customer service and helping out however they need to! Great job!

Everything was fine. Did not get to eat breakfast because airport shuttle back to the airport is only offered once a hour do we had to leave before breakfast was ready

their service was great the location was good the room was great but their security guy needs to get a life and stop making his job his whole life he literally sat right next to me or stood right next to me until I got an Uber out of there for absolutely no reason and kept asking me every minute wouldn't is Uber here is the Uber here is it over here it's ridiculous so watch out for a fat white security guy he's an a******

Nice location, starts kind of in the middle of the trail along the Canyon. We went in one direction the day we arrived and the opposite the following morning. No pictures can describe the magnitude and depth of this area. What I didn’t see anyone mentioned and came as a surprise is that admission to the National Park is $35 per car for 1-7 days. Also that because of the elevation it’s quite chilly even though it’s sunny. The view is truly grand! The deli at the market offers variety of hot sandwiches, a cup of soup with a juicy chipotle chicken sandwich was a great way to finish the evening.

This hotel was incredible. All of the people at the reception were incredibly kind and very helpful during our 3 days here. Susie, who is one of the Grand Canyon specialists and sits near the reception, was so knowledgeable and took 10-15 to talk through all of the details for getting into the park. The hotel itself was very clean and only a 10 minute drive to the South Rim. Next time we visit, we will be staying here again.

The hotel is in a national park, not far from the point where you want to watch the sunrise and sunset. The room area is divided into many areas, such as: white fir, pine... and other areas. Each area is a two-story wooden house, and the car can be parked in front of the room. The check-in building is very large, with souvenir shops and various food shops. Overall, the accommodation feels good. It is only recommended that there should be obvious road signs on the driveway to each room area, otherwise it will be a bit challenging to find the room area when it is dark.