Find hotels in Naples, UT from NT$2,544

"Clean rooms. Beds weren't that comfortable but I've had worse."

"This is by far one of the best hotels in the area. The ac works great and there is no musty smell when turned on. The rooms are clean and recently renovated. The beds are comfortable and clean. The continental breakfast has a good selection. I would definitely stay here again and recommend to friends. The only draw back is the pool is out of order at the moment but otherwise you can’t miss if you stay here. "

"Rooms are well appointed and clean. Staff are competent, helpful, and extremely nice. Would recommend."

"Room was clean and quiet. Bed was comfortable. "

"Good location for us. Beds reasonably comfortable. This is an old motel that shows some wear and tear, but the price is good. What one would expect."

"When checking in we waited over 20 minutes at the front counter. Nobody was there. More importantly, once Steph got there they had an attitude. Or usually not picky, although this was 11:30 at night and we were exhausted."

"Rooms were somewhat small and dated, but very well-kept and an excellent value."

"Room was terrible. Ac unit sounded like a Mack truck. The bathroom doors were extremely heavy to move (disabilities room). Cracks in shower tile. No hot water in one sink. Extended shower head was placed 7 feet in shower (disabled room)."

"The comfort inn in vernal is in an older building that needs some maintenance, but that isn’t the problem with the hotel. The real issue is the staff. They are either incompetent, lazy, just don’t care, or more likely a mixture of all the above. Of my multiple day stay, the front desk was only manned twice. The breakfasts were poor - for example, the sausage had immense amounts of salt in it that it was inedible- and the same food was served every day. The housekeeping was abysmal - as the rooms were quite dirty - mold in the bathrooms, visible dirt and particulates on the carpet, stained chairs, furniture dusty, and what appeared to be snot on the remote. Broken doors, walls that needed painting, furniture that needed replacing, amongst other things showed that the maintenance staff was nonexistent or just incompetent. The worst part was that after a few days in the hotel bed was that I developed a rash on my side that I slept on - really quite gross when I think what must have been making that rash. The only shiny light was that the rooms were cheap - but, as the saying goes, you get what you pay for."