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"Very nicely updated!!"

"Great location, very nicely maintained and updated. Will definitely stay there again."

"It was located in an easy to find area. Room was nice enough and needed to be finished on the projects started. Staff was scarce and always in a back room. Coffee should be 24/7. Please clean/ vacuum your stairs and clean up the doggie dodo area."

"Great! Mehta was so helpful!"

"I stayed at this hotel in Cedar City while attending my graduation at SUU. I mainly chose it because of its close proximity to the university, which made it very convenient for the occasion. Overall, the hotel was decent and clean. It’s not typically the kind of place I usually stay in, but for what I needed, a place to sleep, it did the job. The biggest downside was the staff, who came across as cold and not very welcoming. A simple smile or friendly greeting would have made a big difference in creating a warmer atmosphere. There was also some noise during the stay. The couple in the room next to us seemed to be arguing loudly late at night, which was a bit uncomfortable and disruptive. Aside from that, the hotel served its purpose. It’s a convenient option if you’re visiting the university, but there’s definitely room for improvement in terms of hospitality and guest experience."

"Breakfast was nice and parking was safe"

"Didn’t have it "

"Staff was helpful. Hotel is within walking distance of just about everything you might need."

" The property manager on site was very friendly and helpful, however, the hotel was a hot mess. From the urine smell at the entrance to the many broken windows, this property was in disrepair. The carpets were filthy, the bathroom in our room was so bad I went and purchased cleaning supplies and washed everything (the bathtub needed 4 scrubbings of Ajax). The air conditioning worked. There was no breakfast but we didn't expect that. Around 8:00 pm after a long day of driving, and realizing we could not stay here 2 nights, we phoned expedia and told them of our plight. They refunded our money and we moved on."