3-Star Hotels in Utah, United States

I have traveled many national parks on the West Coast, and I have to say, Best Western Ruby near Bryce is THE BEST Best Western I have ever lived. The price is cheaper than other Best Westerns, but the experience is by far the best. I booked a King with a tub, the room is big and comfy, the bathroom is nice and clean, everything works flawlessly, there is a buffet right down the stairs with many food options, opens early and closes late, I am glad I still could order food when I got there super late, cold and tired. Right across the hotel there is a big gift shop with many things travelers need that might come just in handy. There's a spot renting snow-chain for shoes. The location is right next to Bryce Canyon, it was about a 10-minute drive from the hotel to the park.

We were spending a great time in this hotel. The place is Unbelievable, and you can see the sunset and the sunrise facing to the Monument Valley. The price you spent is worth for what you get. Villa it was very clean, and had everything. If in Service It scored only 3 stars, it is because my son forgot a monkey plush in the villa, and I tried to get in contact with the reception and hotel by email, but they just answered me a week after... I kept asking but no more answers... Service could be better.

We rolled into SLC rather late and we’re very pleased there were rooms at this downtown hotel. The staff was amazing, the room clean, and the bed comfy. The view of the statehouse was a nice bonus. We will definitely stay here again!

In August 2024, our family stayed at the Hotel DeNovo. When we checked into our room, it was apparent that the room had recently been renovated. In fact renovations were still underway in the main building. After dinner we attempted to watch television. When we turned on the tv, it was obviously damaged. Since the room was so newly renovated, we speculated that the unit had been damaged during the renovation or installation and that we were among the first to stay in the room since the renovation. We called the front desk to let them know that the television was damaged. They offered to send maintenance, but in our experience that isn’t usually a fast process, so we said it wasn’t necessary. We were only staying for one night and didn’t want to be kept awake waiting for a repair. We thought we were being polite, understanding guests by alerting the hotel to the problem so they could fix it before the next guests checked in. When we got home from our trip we discovered an $800 charge on our credit card from Hotel DeNovo. A call with the hotel led us to Ben Cyr, who identified himself as the manager, even though he later admitted that he is actually the Director of Guest Relations. He was immediately hostile and started throwing around phases about the television being “smashed” and acted like there was shattered glass scattered around the room. This wasn’t the case at all. The damage we saw to the television was only obvious when the television was on. He made up more lies, saying we refused to allow maintenance into our room. He tried to intimidate us by saying that he would involve the hotel’s attorneys. He provided further alarming details, claiming that the maintenance manager was in our room right before we checked in and that he was back in our room while we were still on site “in our car” after checkout. This whole situation reeks of a set up. Why would they be watching our family and monitoring our every move? It sounds like they knew the television was damaged when we arrived and were just waiting for us to leave so we could be the suckers that they made pay for their renovation. This situation is distressing for a number of reasons. The Hotel DeNovo has charged our credit card for damage that we didn’t cause and now we are left in the situation of having to prove our innocence to get our money back. How are we expected to prove our innocence? We travel a lot and have stayed in hundreds of hotels. In fact, I have been a Diamond Hilton Honors member for over a decade. There are frequently problems in hotel rooms. There are scrapes on the walls, poorly done renovations, and, yes, televisions that don’t work. Hotel staff doesn’t accompany guests to the room upon check in to allow the guest to make a list of the issues to “prove” the state of the room upon check in. Guests rely on the hotel to have a level of honesty. We have never had a problem like this before. We have brand loyalty to Hilton for a reason. It is supposed to provide a co

Two hours drive from the Grand Canyon north rim, the hotel is very renovated. There is a ice19 of ice1916 in the town. Search kanab drug can be found. In the evening, when I was waiting for the traffic lights in the town, I saw a deer crossing the road at the crossroads. We have taken the easiest path in the Grand Canyon. The scenery is very beautiful. Be sure to tighten the children.

Hotels around the attractions, facilities are good, in the United States, this type of hotel breakfast is basically the same. It depends on personal preference. My husband said he likes it, but I can't eat it anymore.

One of the most comfortable and clean hotels I have ever stayed at. The elderly host couple who received us were very nice, and the suite was fully equipped. There are restaurants and supermarkets nearby, so you can buy some food to cook. 5 minutes drive from the entrance to Zion National Park. I will still choose this hotel next time I come.

The rooms are immaculate! 10/10 would recommend. They are clean, two bathrooms and three beds. The lobby is so beautiful and the staff are amazing and so sweet. I would recommend this hotel to anyone! I love the showers. Looks so fancy! :):):)

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.

This hotel is very good, up to 10 minutes drive from Arches Park, suitable for getting up early or going to Arches Park in the evening, after all, it is too sun during the day. The room was large, very clean, the service staff was very nice, including breakfast, although there were not many things, but basically complete. It is about 10 minutes drive from the town. There are many restaurants in the town and large supermarkets. It is highly recommended.

I have traveled many national parks on the West Coast, and I have to say, Best Western Ruby near Bryce is THE BEST Best Western I have ever lived. The price is cheaper than other Best Westerns, but the experience is by far the best. I booked a King with a tub, the room is big and comfy, the bathroom is nice and clean, everything works flawlessly, there is a buffet right down the stairs with many food options, opens early and closes late, I am glad I still could order food when I got there super late, cold and tired. Right across the hotel there is a big gift shop with many things travelers need that might come just in handy. There's a spot renting snow-chain for shoes. The location is right next to Bryce Canyon, it was about a 10-minute drive from the hotel to the park.

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I have traveled many national parks on the West Coast, and I have to say, Best Western Ruby near Bryce is THE BEST Best Western I have ever lived. The price is cheaper than other Best Westerns, but the experience is by far the best. I booked a King with a tub, the room is big and comfy, the bathroom is nice and clean, everything works flawlessly, there is a buffet right down the stairs with many food options, opens early and closes late, I am glad I still could order food when I got there super late, cold and tired. Right across the hotel there is a big gift shop with many things travelers need that might come just in handy. There's a spot renting snow-chain for shoes. The location is right next to Bryce Canyon, it was about a 10-minute drive from the hotel to the park.

We rolled into SLC rather late and we’re very pleased there were rooms at this downtown hotel. The staff was amazing, the room clean, and the bed comfy. The view of the statehouse was a nice bonus. We will definitely stay here again!

The rooms are immaculate! 10/10 would recommend. They are clean, two bathrooms and three beds. The lobby is so beautiful and the staff are amazing and so sweet. I would recommend this hotel to anyone! I love the showers. Looks so fancy! :):):)

I chose this motel because I had a very early flight out of SLC airport and my return flight a few days later was arriving very late. Since I live a couple hundred miles from the airport I booked a stay on both ends of my trip. My spouse and I are Best Western Rewards members and usually stay at Best Westerns when we travel; but for this trip, I was solo. Checking in, I was given a lot of grief because the reservation was made in my husband’s name (even tho I made the reservation). I even had the confirmation number. The front desk clerk finally agreed to let me stay after a lot of persuasion on my part. My husband and I have the last name, btw. When I returned and tried to check in a few days later, I was told I did not have a reservation. Once again, I did have a confirmation number and the name of the person who had made the reservation for me. The desk clerk told me my reservation had been cancelled by some person whose name I didn’t recognize . I’m clueless why they would let a stranger cancel someone else’s reservation. After a lot of argument the clerk finally agreed to get me a room. But of course it was $40 more than my original room. Even though the rooms were comfy and clean, you can bet I will never stay at this motel again. The clerks are rude and argumentative and have absolutely no desire to help you. The reason for 2 stars instead of 1 is because the room was decent.

Let me say a few things: 1, the parking lot is large, free parking; 2, next to the university, the surrounding security is very good, go out at 8 o'clock in the evening and walk quietly, even the dogs have not seen. Can also see the snowy mountains, the scenery is good; 3, the room is not equipped with a hot water bottle, call and the person looking for the front desk toss a circle finally got one; Then come to the spit: 1. One day, when I went out, I put my underwear on the sink and forgot it. I came back and found it was thrown by the waiter on the floor of the bathroom. I was very embarrassed and then threw it directly; 2, breakfast is very poor, which is equivalent to the level of domestic express hotels; 3, many people staying in the hotel bring dogs, there are people with two, it is recommended that friends who do not mind choose this one. 4, the wood has a bathtub, the bathroom is very small.

The room was clean, check-in was easy, and the staff were kind. The room was pretty, breakfast was an excellent continental breakfast, and the staff went out of their way to help us feel welcome. They were also flexible when our flight was delayed and we had to check in late.

The rooms are almost identical as the real Hilton down town I’m not sure what that says about Hilton but this place was only 80 something dollars. The walls are just as thin at the Hilton that is 200 dollars a night. The only difference is that there isn’t a bar where you can take a 25 dollar bottle of wine to your room for 100 dollars. This place is completely adequate. I think the people with the negative reviews don’t have much experience in hotels. I’m in a hotel at least 90 nights a year. The Hilton brand is so good in Utah. I have stayed in the one on foothill like another person was mentioning how much better it was and the only difference is a a little shop where you can buy a Kirkland bottle of water for 4 dollars. When I want to stay somewhere like the people complaining we’re expecting for literally 60 dollars more you can stay at a Hyatt brand and in my experience it’s worth it if you don’t want to collect the extra money from your tdy allowance. You spend 90 dollars for a room and expect a luxurious experience I just find it humorous. Eat your waffle, yes the walls are thin, sleep in what you paid for because it’s not bad and stop trying to give a crappy review. My room as always been clean, the staff as always been friendly, I have never had my meds stolen like at the Marriott whose housekeepers have access to the safe in the room. You are in a bargain hotel if you want a completely silent room go to to the Hyatt regency and you will get what apparently you expect of all hotels. Other wise stop trying to ruin a business. Also if you have a daughter in a wheelchair in a sensitive medical condition spring for the extra 40 bucks. Again this place is fine comfortably and meets all my needs plus there is hbo. The one and only issue I have had is they ran out of towels so I can’t take my nightly sorry and they need to switch to a k cup coffee maker.

I’m surprised this hotel isn’t rated lower. Check-in was seamless. The rest of the experience was marginal at best. Although I am a gold member and soon to be platinum, My wife and I, senior citizens were placed at the extreme end of the property. Upon leaving for dinner we noted dog poop in the vicinity of the elevator. We reported this situation to the front desk immediately. Later, upon returning from dinner we noted that the feces had not been cleaned up. Now for dinner we ate in the hotel dining area. I ordered a margarita which was weak and bland. I had noted the price on the menu but failed to read the small print. Evidently the menu price reflects the mixes and fruit only. The margarita with liquor is significantly more expense than what is noted on menu. The restaurant was reasonably busy but wait staff consisted of two individuals. Service was extremely slow. The delivered foot was short of any garnish or accompaniments and was bland. Pricing was high for the level of service and the quality of food we received. The next morning we thought we might enjoy breakfast before heading to airport. Surprise, Surprise!! The only option was a buffet breakfast that was priced at $15. Problem was the items consisted of what you might find on Fairfield Inn’s free breakfast. I could continue but you get the picture.

The hardest thing to do in the service industry is taking what works well and executing that service level reliably with every guest every day through staff and management changes, creating an expectation for your guests. This hotel not only understands this premise, but delivers. After a three year break in my SLC travels, I found myself back at this property. Every time I stay, I appreciate how clean and fresh the property looks. The lobby and rooms always look like they were just renovated (given my travel frequency to this hotel over prior years, renovating multiple times per year is unlikely). But they clearly take care of their property and do maintenance regularly so they don't have to wait for a major renovation. This approach avoids the tired rooms other hotels can offer about a year before such overhaul projects. The front desk team members are always polite and service oriented. ”How can I ... ?” is their mindset. Their restaurant team is very helpful, particularly if you need food to go for your day's travels. Excellent breakfast service with both a generous buffet and hot menu options made fresh. All this from a AAA three Diamond property. There are many other three and four Diamond properties that can learn from the management team here. That's a well earned compliment. Keep up the great work.

The nearest hotel to the airport. Starting at 5 in the morning, go to the shuttle at the airport once in half an hour. After picking up the bus, you need to call the airport and wait for 10 minutes.

This hotel is great and would definitely stay again. The staff is lovely the hotel is spacious and fun to be in. My particular room was a little small and I wish it had a window however I still had a great stay. The coffee shop has good coffee. If You’re into skating or climbing this is definitely the perfect spot.