Best Western Red Hills

December in Utah, heat was turned off in room, took a long time to get comfortable. TV only had 50% volume, CC did not work

Despite a mandated Utah mask requirement this hotel does not seem to concerned to remind guests to wear masks at all times; minimum signage. Front desk worker, while by she did wear a mask, she did not seem concerned with guests not wearing masks. Breakfast buffet was usual for BW but quickly ran out of plates and no one around to restock breakfast items. I’d recommend Wild Thyme cafe for dinner.

Our stay at Best Western was great as usual. Never a complaint about anything when staying with this establishment.

The hotel was older but so were the other hotels in the area. It was clean and the clerks were working very hard doing many things. We still received excellent service.

It was wonderful, thank you!

I needed a hotel that had a late check in time and this one did! I arrived at about 11 pm and was checked in immediately! I only stayed one night this was for a hiking trip to Zion national park. The park is only 45 mins away. My room was very clean and it was a quiet place. It’s near a grocery store, coffee place, and I saw a museum but didn’t have a chance to go.

We found the hotel quite adequate. They were fully booked the night we were there, so we had to remind the desk of our needs.

Perfect location. Right downtown. Close to everything.

We stayed in the family suite, it had one bathroom but plenty of bed space for the 6 of us. In this COVID time, they still took the time to have a breakfast that featured fresh yogurt, waffles, toast, coffee, oatmeal and breakfast burritos! That was a nice surprise. The pool and hot tub were great. As well as the workout room and game room with ping pong, pool and pin ball machines. Parking was a little tight and the internet dropped twice.

The room smelled weird. Like a room that used to allow smoking. The pool was ice water. Come on best western you can afford to heat that pool a little.