When we first arrived, we were assigned room 119, which is located on the first floor (obviously) and next to the hotel restrooms and the swimming pool. We immediately noticed the smell in the room was strange, and we realized that it was the smell of moldy carpet, likely from the pool next door. Upon notifying the front desk, we were hastilty and happily assigned another room, on the next floor. The new room was much better. Each room has a new Vizio HD TV. The continental breakfast was very good, with delicious waffles, pastries, cereal, bagels, etc. There is a guest laundry room located in the hotel, and we used it without any problems. At the front desk each guest can obtain a free USA Today and a copy of the local paper. The hotel is a little over 2 miles from BYU. May stay here again. The best part was the friendly staff!

I stayed only one night here and next day I get so frustrated the lobby smells so bad like
chlorine I get headache the TV's are very old and the beds so nasty
WOW
I can't believe it
I highly recommend la Quinta
new mattresses and their service was very professional

- Pool and hot tub were nice
- Refrigerator in room
- Located right off the expressway - Interstate 15
- Continental breakfast: the lady who refills the food was really unfriendly and told me I'd have to wait when I asked her for a fork. There were no forks in the bin and no juice. They had a waffle maker, cereal, bagels, microwave breakfast sandwich, muffins, yogurt.
- Pull out bed was REALLY uncomfortable
- $149/night was talked down to only $129/night: still pretty high rate.

Even at $99 a night, this hotel isn't worth it. The free breakfast requires elbowing out other visitors just to get food, and even then unless you like wax apples, powdered eggs, or tasteless waffles you are going to be unimpressed.

The lobby reeks of chlorine from the pool, which you can smell even while eating the limited breakfast.

The largest problem is the rooms. My room smelled like dead mouse (country living makes it noticeable) but we couldn't find the mouse. The rooms were clean but they were just about circa 1989 in decor and the shower leaked below the tub all over the floor. I couldn't move because it was booked solid for a tech conference.

The A/C was new sometime in 1984 and it worked intermittently. The TV was a Magnavox (remember that brand?) that would lose sound every 15 minutes until you hit it with something, usually a shoe thrown from the bed.

And I hate to even mention this, but the toilet paper was so poor that I went out and bought my own. You could see through what they provided. The maids wouldn't replenish the rolls every day for the first few days. They also won't give you any more shampoo or conditioner unless you go to the front desk - an irritation if you are staying there for a week.

Parking is not generous. The spots are thin and hard to find if the hotel is fully booked. Overall, this is the worst budget hotel I've ever stayed at. Motel6 treats their customers better.

This is a horrible budget hotel. There is a Hampton Inn next door 400 feet away, and people I talked to there seemed pleased with their rooms. I don't know how this place stays in business. Mariott must be sending them money.