Home2 Suites by Hilton Page Lake Powell

We loved how close the hotel was to Antelope Canyon, Horseshoe Bend, and Glen Canyon Dam. There’s even a scenic overlook of the canyon and dam about a five-minute walk away. Breakfast had lots of choices, and the staff were friendly and accommodating. The room felt modern and spacious, with comfortable beds, plenty of storage, and a small kitchen area that worked for simple meals. We also appreciated the sofa bed’s privacy curtain, which is useful when a family or group shares a room. This was our favorite hotel on our Nevada and Arizona trip, and we’d happily stay again. Great value.

Being able to walk over to the Glen Canyon Dam overlook was a real highlight, with views of the dam, bridge, and Colorado River. Parking was free and easy, with plenty of spaces, and the hotel had a welcoming, modern feel. We liked the outdoor pool and fire pit area, along with the free breakfast. Our suite had a full kitchen with a stove and skillet, a separate living room, and lots of space for our small family. It was clean and roomy, just what we wanted after days exploring the Grand Canyon area. A very good choice in Page when you need extra room.

The price was a big plus. We spent two nights here for about what I usually pay for one night elsewhere. The rooms were clean, the staff were friendly, and the kitchenette was handy. The location also made it easy to get to Upper and Lower Antelope Canyon and Horseshoe Bend. There’s a viewing spot across the street with lovely views of the Colorado River and its dam. Breakfast was a mixed bag. The egg rounds seemed microwaved, and the sausage had the texture of a rubber hockey puck. On the other hand, there was cereal, fresh waffles you could make yourself with lots of toppings, and coffee and several kinds of hot tea available around the clock. No frills, but it suited us well for the weekend.

A lovely view and a convenient spot across from the Glen Powell Dam. It was quiet and clean. The shower door could use a little maintenance, but it wasn’t a major problem. The $100 incident deposit was more than I expected, though manageable.