Basic rooms, clean, fresh, plenty of room. Cheap.Lots of chain restaurants to eat in.

Just passing through and needed a bed for the night. I am not that picky, but the room smelled very musty. I didn't see any mold, but there has to be a colony of it somewhere.

The room was poorly maintained and could have been cleaned much better (pubic hair on the soap dish).

The noise level from the creaking floor of the room above and the parking lot right outside the room made for a poor night's sleep. The price wasn't high, but the room was worth at most 60% of what I paid.

We arrived at night and the only light in the room was a curly bulb hanging from the ceiling with a pull-string, we were not able to see how disgusting the room was until morning light came. I was appalled to find blood splatter on the door jam of the bathroom door. The shower curtain had obviously not been laundered in years and there were used wash clothes hanging from the curtain rod. The refrigerator was old and literally falling apart with exposed inner parts. Not only was the room unsanitary, it was unsafe. When I reported the issues to the man at the front desk, he didn't look surprised and offered no apology or explanation. This is the first time I have ever made a complaint to the Health Department regarding a hotel room. For $70 I would expect it to at least be clean.

We travelled in the US for five weeks staying at different hotels/motels. Sadly, this was just the worst, dirtiest and scruffiest place we stayed in during the entire trip. It was the cheapest, but had I known I would have preferred to pay more and stay somewhere else. We checked out early. I cannot say that Heber City has a lot to fascinate one either, apart from Robert Redfords Sundance resort up in the mountains, and that was OK, not amazing. It is not an area I would bother to visit again.