Red Ledges Inn

Good place near bryce with extended check in time

It's Ok for the purpose of the trip.

The room was clean and comfortable. There was a good restaurant next to it that we enjoyed.

First and foremost, staff at check-in was so friendly and welcoming. Our room was adequate for our needs, but had room for improvements: the deadbolt to our room door would not lock securely, the fan in the bathroom would stay on for only a few minutes at a time, and a piece of furniture (a chair back) was broken upon arrival.

The facility and the building was very nice. The room however, was not so great. The bathtub was not in good shape at all, the room was carpeted which is never a good thing (laminate flooring is so much cleaner), and all in all it was an average or perhaps less than stay.

Entering the front desk area of Red Ledges Inn, I meet 2 travelers wanting to register. No staff around. They said they've been waiting 10 minutes, but nobody there. I go outside and look around the property looking for a staff person to check us in. Nobody, another 10 minutes. Finally, an employee pulls up and runs inside to help us. The check in process for the first guests takes a while. This gives me a chance to look over the place. It looks okay. The clock on the wall behind the front desk isn't working, but there is a list of hiking trails posted on the wall which interests me. My check in goes quicker. Staff is friendly and attentive to my needs. THE ROOM: Dirty. old stained rug, no cups for brushing teeth, and 1 bar of soap for a double occupancy room. The heater works and there is warm water to wash up in after a day of sweating through slot canyons. I will enjoy a cold beer as I edit the images of today's journey. And the next time I'm exploring southern Utah, I will pass by the Red Ledges Inn.

I have recently returned from a 2,400 mile road trip in Nevada, Arizona and Utah. I stayed in 14 hotels over 21 nights. Red Ledges Inn was by far the worst. My room had not been cleaned. The beds were unmade, little piles of sand were gathered on the cheap carpet. Towels were strewn on the wet bathroom floor. I could see through open doors into nearby empty rooms and these were in a similar condition at 6pm. I reported this and was given another room. The fabric was badly ripped on one of the chairs. When I sat on the other chair, the back fell off. There was no coffee in the new room and I had to go to reception (which was in another building) again. They do not provide breakfast before 8am. The bedroom fridge suddenly came to life at 5am when the fridge motor woke me up. I actually thought the sound was from the room next door as it sounded like someone being violently sick. The curtain rail (and hence the curtain) did not fully fit across the window. This let in light from a glaring street light. Power sockets were badly placed. One of the bathroom room lights was flashing constantly. Most insulting was the price. At $170 it was as expensive as the best hotels I had used on this trip (including Hamptons, La Quinta and excellent quality independents). Red ledges is a tip.

Pluses- friendly staff, bed comfortable. Near restaurants. Ok continental breakfast. Minuses- worn out hotel; shower, faucet not working properly, missing toilet paper holder, door latch loose.

All night a disturbing noise. Breakfast was just above the minimum.

TV didn't work the card didn't work locked out of my room at midnight the dryers didn't work I have wet clothes and all they want to give me is a 15% discount on my next day ridiculous waited outside for a half hour with wet hair freezing cold for somebody to come let me into my room I will never stay here again