Hotels near White Pockets in Page

This hotel was my favorite during the entire 20-day trip. The price/performance ratio is very high. The hotel facilities are good, neat and clean. It is very close to attractions such as Horseshoe Bend and Antelope Canyon. The breakfast is rich and the service quality is good!

My family and I had been driving all day long when we arrive at Courtyard Page Lake Powell close to midnight to check in ( reservation made 2 months prior). We are all exhausted and our kids asleep in the car. We are then informed they overbooked our room and had no room for us. No call or notification to let us know. They then called “ a local hotel” to provide us a similar room at no charge. The hotel was 20 min away and required a park pass. Many other hotels within 5 minutes were around. We get to this hotel and it’s disgusting ( water not draining, door wouldn’t lock, horrible smell). We had no choice but to stay there overnight and left early morning. We called Jeremy the manager multiple times and left messages to be reimbursed for the park pass as we had no intention staying at the park, our calls were Ignored. Finally getting through to him trough e mail, he stated he wouldn’t reimburse us for the park pass because they hotel was at no charge. Well you should pay for our disgusting room, YOU OVERBOOKED OUR ORIGINAL ROOM AND DIDNT TELL US!! We have small kids with us. The manger JEREMY L. BUTTS is a poor excuse for a manager!!! STAY AWAY. Will be going up the chain to escalate this. Didn’t even get an apology as if we were at fault. HORRIBLE EXPERIENCE!

I think it’s super, the breakfast is rich and the room is large, and I don’t write much reviews. People feel super, let everyone see it, good.

Stayed one night. The room was large, clean and comfortable. On checking in my request for a ground floor room was dismissed with a shoulder shrug and a curt ”I've already assigned you to an upstairs room.” I noted the parking lot to be mostly empty. So I parked in the handicapped space in the mostly empty parking lot and managed to make it upstairs. There is no elevator, and there are no vending or ice machines on the second floor. There is NO complimentary breakfast. What you get is a coupon for the restaurant next door good for EXACTLY one egg, one sausage link, one toast and half dollar size bit of hashbrowns. And coffee. Or you can take $8 off a regular breakfast. We used the coupons and ordered one order of french toast. So my complimentary breakfast was $10 plus a $5 dollar tip. As an added bonus, it took 1.5 hours to get this done. We waited, and every time we were about to give up someone told us it was ”just a few more minutes.” So, if you have good knees, ain't in a hurry, and ain't hungry this might be an option.

We stayed 3 nights at this hotel. Great location. Central location close to Wal-Mart, Horseshoe Bend, Glen Canyon Dam, car wash across the street. Took only minutes to get to downtown and restaurant row. We had a large room on the 1st floor. Quiet and very clean. Breakfast was the usual, it was good, fresh and plentiful. Staff was friendly and helpful. Tim, at the front desk, was very welcoming. He was always nice friendly. Price was reasonable. Would stay again.

One of the newer hotels in Page, at least based on Google maps, I booked it primarily for the indoor pool to beat the desert heat. I was a bit disappointed it was so small, especially when there was a couple acting like 7 year olds trying to playfully drown each other. The reason for my lower than excellent review for such a new hotel was the price. We booked direct because of their so-called ”Price Match Guarantee” but after we arrived we saw on a third-party site, they were offering a lower rate we called their CS about it. (Their website has a claims that only works before you book or 24 hours after you booked with them) They said they will not do a price adjustment because that is a third party. So we naturally asked, why bother booking with your site/club then? They replied ”points for future stays.” I'm sure that customer service person is like most of us with real jobs - we can't spend 2 months of the year staying at fancy hotels, at most 2 weekends, there's no way we'll ever level-up to diamond status, so their argument rings very hollow. The adjustment was not unreasonable ($200 a night for holiday vs $153). It all comes down to commissionable rates - and it was obvious Hilton wanted to keep that as profit. Back to the hotel, their breakfast did not have scrambled eggs that day, unlike some lesser chains I have stayed at. There were the usual hot breakfast offerings : French toast, hard boiled eggs, cereal. There was free coffee 24/7 which was nice. Their app seems advanced in that you can pick your own room, and get a digital key, but the interface could use some work, as the app assigned us the same room the front desk assigned us, whereas all our other choices were two beds - which we did not ask for. Their business center was down the day of, but I did not know for how long. We had an issue with upstairs, possibly kids, jumping up and down repeatedly for almost two hours, despite complaining to the front desk, they were not ameliorate this until bed time - which to me means the walls are not soundproofed.

Breakfast: OK, there is still a gap compared to other hotels, and the amount of breakfast is not enough. The homemade muffins are not so delicious, American scrambled eggs are ok. But there can be canyon scenery outside the restaurant, I still enjoy breakfast Location: Beside Lake Powell, it is especially convenient to go to Antelope Valley, which is a short drive away. I live here for the district of Antelope Valley and Horseshoe Bay. Nearby restaurants: It ’s very inconvenient to eat at night. There is nothing to eat. It arrives at more than ten in the evening. Only one Pizza Hut is still open, and Pizza Hut is hard to eat. Dissatisfied: The internal structure of the hotel is a bit strange, the stairs upstairs are a bit small, the walkways are not straight, and the hallways are not very neat. The layout of the room is not very good, it is not square, the bathroom has to be around the corner, and the shower room also needs to stand in the bathtub to take a bath. The balcony is good, although it is not square, but the sun is direct. The trees outside the balcony are still close to nature. Hope to improve it, it will be better in the future.

Best place ever!

We have service dogs. Upon checking in, the owner of the hotel and who also owns Country Inn and Rodeway Inn in Page, Az, his name is Deepak, asked us why we have service dogs and what disease we have to have service dogs. We’re too tired to argue with him after driving for 9 hours from Los Angeles. We showed him the service dog IDs and told him the disease we have. The owner, Deepak, even told us that it is illegal to ask what disease we have but he still wants to know since he’s the owner and he claimed that people lie. We were placed on the ground floor because of the service dogs when our room that we booked through booking.com has a mountaintop view and balcony. Our room didn’t have a balcony or mountain view, it was facing the parking lot. We booked for a deluxe king suite. Also, one of the sinks was clogged up. We could not wait for the handyman to do the repair since we have to rush out to our scheduled tour. The breakfast was TERRIBLE. There were no juices, cereal and milk available as advertised. The frozen breakfast sandwich was awful. The muffin was ok. When we asked for breakfast, the girl at the front desk said they didn’t have any. When I insisted to check the back room, she came back with a box full of sandwiches and muffins. I asked her why do you to have to lie and her response was do not give me a bad day. WE DO NOT RECOMMEND THIS HOTEL. We feel we were defrauded. Very bad customer service. We complained to Booking.com but they did not document our complaint accurately. We’re really disappointed with both the hotel and booking.com.

Located in Kanab, Dreamkatchers Lake Powell Bed & Breakfast is in a rural location, within a 5-minute drive of Paria Rimrocks Toadstool Hoodoos and Skylight Arch. This bed & breakfast is 3.8 mi (6.2 km) from Wahweap Hoodos and 7.3 mi (11.7 km) from Lone Rock Beach.Take advantage of recreation opportunities such as a spa tub or take in the view from a rooftop terrace and a garden. Additional features at this bed & breakfast include complimentary wireless internet access, concierge services, and a fireplace in the lobby.A complimentary full breakfast is served daily from 6 AM to 9 AM.Free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 3 individually furnished guestrooms. Complimentary wireless internet access is available to keep you connected. Bathrooms feature shower/tub combinations, complimentary toiletries, and hair dryers. Conveniences include ceiling fans and irons/ironing boards, and housekeeping is provided daily.