Best Beds of a week long trip. Almost all the other places cost more...
The wait for the elevator had housekeeping very unhappy. Apparently they don't approve of guests using "their" elevator. Nice hot tub and pool.

The exterior looks like the nicest Days Inn I've ever seen.
The lobby also one of the nicest Days Inn lobbys.
The room however, was ok, typical Days Inn quality. Large, and adequate for a short stay. The tv, and some of the furiture was dated, but it's a Days Inn.
One big problem is that it seems like the hotel was always full!!
By the time we got down to the free Cont. breakfast it was mostly picked out and they said they were not going to put new food out.
For the price of $125/night, I suggest checking out the Courtyard by Marriott.

We stayed here two nights. Our priorities for a room are big, clean, new and quiet. And the Days Inn fit the bill! We booked the King suite and were surprised about how big it was! We like lots of space to spread out. We also liked that the bathroom was outside of the bedroom and there was a door on the bedroom. That is why we get suites. One of us gets up earlier so with the door, the other can sleep in peace. We found the room quiet - didn't hear any noise from the other rooms and not much from the highway, even though our room faced it. If the Walmart was not right across the street, the view of all that red rock would have been wonderful. But even then it was great. We sat with the door open, drank our coffee and admired the view. We got to the hotel late on our first night but there was no problem with our reservations. I loved the free wireless - I really think all hotels should provide this instead of the $10 or more dollars some places charge. We didn't make use of the breakfast. We like more substantial food than donuts and pastries for breakfast. But there is a Jack in the Box right next door that has good breakfast options and you get a discount if you show them your room card.

Got this place because most others were full, happened to be here on a weekend that Page was hosting a "cruise-in" for antique cars, etc. Turned out they only had a "suite" left, which was very nice, albeit a bit pricey. It was probably just as well. Front desk staff was excellent, and room was clean and well-appointed. Views were amazing from the motel, and it was fairly quiet, and handy to some shopping, which was nice since we were on a bike, and hated to get suited back up to go anywhere. Breakfast was average, coffee was ok. Better than most Days Inns we have been to - our experiences with Days Inns have not always been so good.

Highly recommend!