Find hotels near Brigham Young Winter Home, St. George from AED 185

"Stay was okay."

"My son said he’s never slept so good in a hotel, but breakfast was sparse. "

"Very clean. Had its own pet entrance and hallway. Loved the extra touch of a dog bed and bowls!"

"This motel is in a rough part of town and the property is very outdated. I wouldn’t choose to stay here again. The bedding seemed clean… I think. There wasn’t a comforter or duvet on the bed; just sheets and a thin coverlet that was like the weight of a panel of curtains. The air conditioning is supplied by a unit that’s in a hole in the wall. There is an adjoining door to the room next door which creeped us out. The bathroom seemed clean. It’s just like a motel you’d see in a movie setting in the shady part of town. The clerk was very nice. This isn’t an establishment you go to for its comfort and home-like feel. Sleep with one eye open. "

"Great place"

" Very nice stay!"

"Staff very accommodating. Air conditioner kept room cool. Room needed some minor repairs, and esthetic upgrades like loose toilet seat and maybe paint. All in all, good for the price. "

"Stayed for the weekend. Clean rooms and bathroom. Close to a lot of restaurants. Great for the price"

"This is a dated property, in need of renovation. All night (and I mean all night) there was heavy walking in the room above us. I'd blame the restless walker, but the flooring is a thin vinyl that can't do much to dampen sound. And the walls did little to mute the thumping club beat coming from across the street till 1:30am. Customers must pay extra for "premium" wi-fi?" That also seems rather dated. The light on the thermostat is daylight bright, and the only way to block it is to turn off the AC...which isn't ideal in the desert. I thought I might get sleep in the early morning, but the dogs barking in the hallway at 6am made that unlikely - followed by more walking upstairs. Took a shower and the water (we were on the second floor, mind you) was about as powerful as a drip line; and the temperature fluctuated wildly. I dislike negative reviews. People try. But when you slap the Marriott name on this property and charge more than most properties in St. George, you ought to deliver. (Also, it seems the system ought to be capable of handling reservations made through Expedia by now; they had to run three of our cards -- one of them four times. The courteous but frustrated desk clerk mentioned that the system had problems with Expedia reservations.)"