Aarchway Inn

The loudest problem was the hallway noise when I was trying to sleep in past checkout time. Staff started cleaning rooms for guests who had already left while I was still in bed. They spoke loudly, played music, and their walkie-talkies were set extremely loud. One went off right outside my door like a bullhorn and woke me unpleasantly. I wasn't a fan. I had a great price from Super.com, under $40 for a midweek night in a quiet season. It seemed almost too low to be real, but check-in went smoothly. It's worth checking what hotel brokers are offering. I do recommend the hotel and would stay again if I were traveling that way, though I probably won't be. The location worked perfectly for my drive from Salt Lake City back to Texas. Check-in was fast, the staff I met were very nice, and the room was large and comfortable. The beds had just the right firmness, and everything looked clean. Breakfast was all-you-can-eat, with a good selection that included eggs, sausage patties, hash browns, biscuits and sausage gravy, oatmeal, fruit, frozen waffles for the toaster, toast, and cereal. There was also a pancake machine I didn't use, plus several juices, ice water, and coffee. The food was like a slightly below-average American diner, but good value for the room price. I enjoyed it, ate a lot, and stayed full until dinner, saving money on lunch. I wasn't very hungry by dinner either. I had a couple of minor gripes that didn't matter much. The laminate floor panels felt a little flimsy underfoot, though they caused no problems, and the cheap-feeling plastic toilet seat worked fine.