Find hotels near Beaver Library, Beaver from NT$2,181

"safe and clean and right next to Dennys"

"Very clean "

" The lock to get into the room for the first time did not work, took several attempts. The key card was programmed correctly because the light was turning green, but the door would not open. After several attempts, the latch finally moved. Then, when we went out to dinner, we could not get the door to lock. That also took several attempts. The bathroom was outright dangerous. Broken floor tiles - we had to put the bathmat down to protect our feet from cuts. The toilet was starting to sink into the floor. There was a hole in the wall near the sink. It was advertised as a non smoking hotel yet we felt like we were sleeping in an ashtray from the smells. Also the sheets smelled so stale. The bed was very hard. Oh and the towels were shredded and thin. There were no cups in the room whatsoever. What can I say good? Location is great in Beaver, Utah The hot water in the shower got really hot"

"It was confortable"

"Nice clean place to stay. Rooms could use a little TLC. Staff was friendly."

"This place is a complete dump. Trust me. Find another hotel. Any hotel. Maybe it is their pet friendly rooms cause we have a dog but they are not even trying. Missing baseboards, ripped curtains. Dirty shower. Missing parts on door. Water damage on ceiling. "

"A dirty towel was left in the bathroom, food left in the freezer. Also the heater in the additional room was like a diesel truck driving through the room. Sadly we didn't realize until the kids were asleep or we would've moved rooms. "

"Location is very good. Close to freeway. Beds can be better. We requested queen size beds but hotel provided smaller than that. Looks to be twin beds. Otherwise all good. "

"I rarely write poor reviews, but I feel this circumstance deserves to be shared. We rented the property for two nights in September. Upon entering the rental, we noticed the floor could have used a more thorough cleaning, but no big deal. As we were settling in for the evening, my husband bent down to pick a couch pillow off the floor. Under the couch he spotted a mouse on a sticky trap. Gross, but we just placed it outside. I fell asleep on the couch and woke up to the smell of propane in the condo. The fireplace had kicked on explaining the smell, but I wanted to find a carbon monoxide detector to make sure I wouldn’t fall asleep and never wake up in the event the fireplace was malfunctioning. I never found a CO2 detector, but I did find the smoke detector—sitting on a shelf and most certainly not connected. In the morning my son woke up and told us his room was very stinky. We did a search and found a second decaying mouse and a dirty pair of underwear under the bed. We left after one night. I contacted the property to let them know there were some things to address in the unit. They were very kind and told me they’d refund the night we didn’t stay. That refund never came through and now the property will not return my messages. "