2-Star Hotels in Kanab

Would stay here again. Got the executive suite. So much room. If there were people next to us you couldn't hear anything. No stains anywhere. Nice shower with hot water and plenty of pressure. Nice big desk. Two tv's so could watch different shows. Fast internet. Comfortable beds. Plenty of plugs for electronics. Bathroom had plugs on both sides of counter for shared bathroom. Good breakfast and good coffee. Direct TV and HBO.

The Red Canyon Cabins provides a great place for travelers to relax after a busy day. The Red Canyon Cabins offers a pleasant stay in Kanab for those traveling for business or leisure.With multiple attractions nearby including The Black House, Kanab trailhead and Cliffview Chapel Baptist Church, guests will find plenty to keep themselves occupied.After a long day of sightseeing, guests can retire to the comfort of the hotel. Guests of this Kanab hotel can make use of the parking facilities.

I was looking for an inexpensive place to sleep and shower while on a three day hiking and park visiting journey. I chose the Travelodge not knowing what to expect when I got there. I was very pleasantly surprised to find a very comfortable bed, clean accommodations and a small but nice bathroom. Sometimes you get what you pay for but I feel I received more than I paid for this time.

We’ve stayed here several times. It is an historic (older) hotel/motel; some rooms open to the outside and some are in a slightly newer block of rooms that open to interior hallways. There are also a handful of small cottages around the pool. Kanab’s claim to fame is that they were a site for many Hollywood westerns in the 30s-50s, and quite a few Golden Age movie stars stayed at Parry Lodge. We like the history and the vintage western posters that decorate the rooms and property. Rooms are not spacious but are clean and well equipped with microwaves, coffee makers, mini fridges, lots of towels, and bath amenities. Floors are laminate. Beds are very comfortable which is unusual for moderately-priced lodgings these days. The best deal in town is the $8 breakfast buffet, with a wide variety of hot and cold breakfast options including real eggs, bacon/ham, pancakes/waffles, biscuits & gravy, fresh fruit, yogurt, different toast/pastries, and of course lots of hot coffee, tea, and juice, all served in a spacious breakfast room. We had a wait to check in this time due to a “laundry issue” while they were fully booked. The desk staff was helpful and managed everything well. We’ve used the outdoor pool in the past but didn’t do so this time (we should have, the weather was great!) You can walk to several dining options within 2-3 blocks north of the hotel; it’s a convenient jumping off point if you’re headed to Zion or other outdoor adventures in that area.

A motel on the town of Kanab, far from Monument Valley, is also a hotel that can be easily booked on an agency website, not bad. WIFI don't think about it. When you check in, the hotel staff will tell you that because it is a wireless access Internet, the signal is almost useless. The room is quite big and the facilities are good. As always, the American motel looks like. The restaurant across the road is very cheap and tastes good. There are also Madon Dang nearby. There are also several fighting battles.

The impression of the town of Kanab is very good, the streets are clean and clean, the houses are beautiful and exquisite, each front yard is well-kept, the air is humid and the temperature is low, the hotel is cheap, so you can play around The wavy valley, white pockets and other people have amazing views. They can also go to Zion, Grand Stairs, Bryce National Park, all within an hour or two, which is much better than the crowded, dry and hot Peggy. My family and I were very happy to stay in Kanab for a few days. After that, we walked through seven or eight national parks. The town that stopped in the middle of the road was no longer so good. The video is my dad's encounter with the old motorcycle team. He is the old man who is similar to him in his 50s and 60s. He is at the top of the list. At night, the beer is bragging, the morning barbecue is not too embarrassing.

Very pleasant hotel. The decoration is very new and clean. The room is very convenient. The surrounding supermarket is very convenient. There is also a police station at the entrance. It is very safe and has a good breakfast.

Breakfast is good, with eggs and fruit. The room was large and clean and there was a parking lot. The price is very high and exceeds expectations. An hour's drive from Zion National Park. An hour and a half drive from Bryce Canyon. Very satisfied!

Since we had stayed here before, we knew what to ask for: a room with a king-size bed on the third floor. However, we were told that the hotel was sold out and we were given a room on the second floor with two double beds overlooking the parking lot. We thought that was strange, since the parking lot wasn't close to full, but the answer appeared at 10:00 p.m.: three buses full of high school kids from California. They were bouncing off the walls until midnight. When I tried to call the front desk to see if they could calm down, I learned that the phone wasn't working. I reported the problem to the desk when I walked down, but the phone was never fixed. The next morning, the breakfast room looked like a tornado had blown through. (They stayed two nights.) The hotel is constructed such that lower floor rooms can hear ever footfall and other noise in the room above--ugh. We stayed three nights and had housekeeping once, although key items were not replenished. My wife had to make two trips to the front desk before she could find someone to get the necessary items (recall no working phone). Sleep was not in the cards, as the mattress turned out to be rather uncomfortable.

This was a perfect spot to vist the whole of south Utah and north Arizona. Comfortable room, good clean kitchen, nice bathroom, right in the center of town, parking in front. Coffee shops and other stores walking distance. We enjoyed out time here very much. If you're looking for a front desk to ask for stuff, rather don't stay here. You get a code for the room and just come and go as you'd like. I believe you can call or email any time if you need something, but we didn't. Friendly email was received before arrival with the code and all the info we needed. I recommend without hestitation.