My husband and I stayed in the La Hacienda suite. The room was clean and was decorated with fun details. The bed was comfortable and our room was very quiet. I was most impressed with the service, the front desk was very helpful. The breakfast was good, too. We had the ham and cheese croissant and the raspberry cream cheese croissant. They provide cheesecake in the room when you check in so I would recommend the ham and cheese for breakfast to avoid sugar overload! Overall we were very happy.

My wife and I stayed over on a Friday night. We were awoke in the middle of the night by party noise from the room above us. I called the desk to complain and the noise was less but we could still hear talking and footsteps (crappy insulation).

When I spoke to the manager, after our stay, she told me that it was employees that had been in the room above us. She further explained that she allows employees to stay in the rooms so they can experience what the guests experience.

She gave me $50.00 credit (half of what I had paid for a early check-in) and said that was all I was going to get on a $300.00 room charge.

Obviously, had I known that employees were going to be partying in the room above us I never would have booked a room,

Very amateurish for a hotel that claims to be for couples only to allow employees to party in a room above us and then give insult me with a very weak credit.

We'll never stay there again and also I'll be letting everyone that I know what a terrible experience we had.

We have been to the A.I. in Logan several times, and will continue to come back. We most recently stayed in the Tipi Room, which was nicely decorated and comfortable. The only complaint was that the room located below us had very loud movies playing and we could hear them late into the night and again in the morning. Otherwise, no complaints! We will be back and will continue to try out the other rooms.

My husband and I stayed here during an extensive trip through Utah and the Northwest. We were in the "Pyramids of Egypt" room, which included a bust of King Tut over the toilet, colorful murals on the bedroom walls, and two golden cobra water spouts in the large soaker tub. Very creative and detailed. We were surprised to find a bottle of sparkling cider on ice in our room, and two delicious slices of cheesecake in the mini-fridge.
Unfortunately, the same care was not taken with upkeep. The room smelled musty, in spite of several air fresheners. The carpet was grimy and worn, and the windowsills were very dirty. In addition, there was a panel coming off of one of the heat registers and the mattress sagged in the middle.
Finally, the breakfast was delivered directly to our room, but it was not up to B and B standards. It included coffee, tea and juice, a yogurt, granola and berry parfait, and our choice of cinnamon roll, ham and cheese croissant, or two other selections. While it was relaxing to eat together in our Egyptian room, the fare was lighter than expected in a bed and breakfast establishment.