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"Clean and comfortable room. And breakfast was great. "

"The young lady in The office was very kind, pretty, and competent. The room was clean. We enjoyed our stay. We didn’t get up in time for the continental breakfast so I can’t speak about it."

"breakfast had a decent variety to pick from."

"Perfect for our needs. Close to Snow College. Big parking space in back of house with motion lights at back door. Thoughtful little touches - shampoo, conditioner, body wash in showers, plenty of soap, toilet paper, and makeup wipes - I love that! Barbecue and cute little bistro table to sit at out back. Nice big comfy couch to lounge on. TVs with Roku. Big kitchen. Lots of counter space. Kitchen table. Stools at counter. Washer and dryer with laundry soap and fabric softener sheets to use. Beds were comfy. Plenty of blankets, pillows, towels. The 2nd floor had two bedrooms, no bathrooms. Both bathrooms are on the main floor. There isn't any forced air heating or a/c on the 2nd floor. Both of these weren't issues for us though. Space heater and window a/c unit were available for upstairs. Forced air furnace on main floor and we stayed plenty warm. We would definitely stay again. "

"The location was perfect for our Temple visit. The lodge was just as we expected, older but clean and tidy."

"The Manti Cottage is a quaint historical home with lots of charm and personality. We loved our stay. The kitchen was well equipped for fixing meals and the dining/living room area was comfortable to eat and relax in. The stairs are very steep and the last step coming down has a bit of a slope so be careful! Thank you for a wonderful stay we enjoyed learning about the history of this charming home."

"Incredible rest and renew place. I would recommend this to everyone!!"

"We LOVED our stay in this charming home! It was clean and quiet. We had plenty of space on the couch and at the table for our family of six. The view was unmatched! We are already talking about the next time we can come and stay. "

"Great spot to stay close to the Manti Temple for family gathering. "