Americas Best Value Inn

This is definitely a «you get what you pay for» type of place. I wasn’t going to spend top dollar to stay in the touristy areas of Utah. This hotel did work out nicely for us but you can expect an uncomfortable bed, lack of soap /​shampoo, thin walls, etc. The first room we went in smelled like smoke and we were moved to another room. I didn’t experience any of the extreme uncleanliness that other people have mentioned. Shower pressure was probably the best thing about the room.

Positives: cheap, sheets were clean, air conditioner worked (although 90+ degrees when we walked in), good water pressure in shower. If you smoke… lots of half used cigarettes on the ground by all exits.
Less than positives: hair dryer didn’t work, tub (personal pool) didn’t drain, same with the sink, «wall soap dispenser» either was empty or gave one drop every six pumps… can’t believe I forgot my own, large holes in chairs and drapes, not sure carpets had been cleaned for years with multiple unknown stains, toilet was running all night, housekeeping didn’t knock before walking in about 9 am (at least I think it was housekeeping), things left from previous tenets in shower — eww, 20+ year old tube television, chain smoking station at each exit with the accompanying aroma that goes throughout the hotel, lights by nightstand not functional leaving a single florescent bulb to light the room, …
Why one star? Probably would have given 1.5 because we were really tired when we rolled into town and were grateful for vacancy. Definitely didn’t make it to two though. I think I would sleep in my car next time.
The photos posted by Stacey C are NOT a good representation of the accommodations. Not. Even. Close.

If only Unilocal allowed ½ star reviews… alas. One of the FILTHIEST hotel rooms I’ve ever seen.
If you have the means to stay at an even SLIGHTLY better accommodation, by all means do so.
The inn graciously provided:
— (1) half-​eaten tub of festering, moldy guacamole,
— (1) complimentary bottle of used Suave shampoo (conveniently hidden beneath the nightstand),
— (2) sets of unwashed bed linens, smudged with dirt,
— (6) matching unwashed, hair-​covered pillow shams,
— (1) toddler’s dirty sock,
— (1) non-​sanitized bathroom, with an odor reminiscent of public toilet,
— (1) inoperable refrigerator stocked with mouse droppings, door jammed by excessive ice buildup, and
— (1) air conditioning unit perfectly positioned to draw in smoke from the resident chain-​smokers stationed outside
In addition, the room was heavily perfumed with air freshener, no doubt to cover up whatever foul scent had been there initially — I would be surprised if the staff had cleaned this room once in the past few months.
More than likely, they intentionally leave the rooms in a state of decay, collect the non-​refundable reservation fees, and wait for the guests to simply switch hotels as we did.

Place sucks don’t stay here just don’t do it stay in your car at least it don’t smell like a ash tray

Cheap and efficient. I have had no problems with americas best value inn in the past and it continues to be my go to hotel on the road.

NEVER GO HERE. The lady at the front desk didn’t even acknowledge us. The place smelt and she smelt like smoke, which made the whole place smell like smoke. Mind you, it’s a non smoking hotel. It was very hot upstairs. The whole place smelled like urine and smoke. Yes, it’s an inexpensive place, but still too expensive.

If it were possible to rate this hotel lower, I would. DO NOT STAY HERE! I repeat, DO NOT STAY HERE! Your business is not appreciated by the owners and operators.
For starters, it isn’t the cleanest and most updated hotel in town by far. But really, the way the front desk operator/​owner treats the guest is sad at best. Upon arriving, they charged $ 25 for changing the name on the reservation to match the name on a drivers license. It was paid for by the same credit card, but the name had to be changed and therefore we were charged $ 25 per room change. Ridiculous.
was quick to help and made the change without a charge and without grief, but the hotel apparently is hurting so bad for money that they would rather have $ 25 now for the lamest of reasons than to have your repeat business for years to come. Perhaps they know just how disgusting their hotel is and already know you will never be back so why not get as much money as they can up front from you… afterall, they will never see you again.
I think they also knew they had the last two rooms available in town. That really speaks volumes, doesn’t it? The whole town sells out, but your hotel is the last to do so… nobody wants to stay there. I know we won’t stay there again. If it is the only room available next time we will keep on driving. A truck stop bathroom would be cleaner and the hobo sleeping in the stall next to you would be more polite.

I recommend staying somewhere else. This hotel does not have an elevator. If you have a second floor room, good luck with the luggage! Also, just as we entered our room we immediately smelled a strong terrible odor. It smelled like dirty feet. When we asked for a new room they handed us a can of air freshener. On top of that, it wasn’t even a nice smelling air freshener.
Another thing, it would have been nice if they updated the rooms. We had a 20 year old tv that makes a really annoying noise when its on.
Also, when i opened up the fridge i found a pepsi bottle from the person who had previously stayed in this room. Nasty!
I recommend coming and leaving, but if you can, just don’t come at all.

You get what you pay for. Price was appealing. $ 60 a night in the off season. Pets allowed for a small fee. They have a small pool. Bed was okay. The main issue was a very strange smell in our room. It was like a spice rack exploded. The smell was overwhelming every time we entered the door. One member of our group complained about it giving them a headache.

No no no no no. Under no circumstance stay here. No. It doesn’t matter if they have cut their rates for your group (again my god sons football game) it’s still NO. Pay the twenty bucks extra a night to stay ANYWHERE else. No. First, it seems there is a family who owns? Runs? This place and it seems to be a rude family, with one exception. When I walked up it was late on a Thursday night. I had luggage. The mom and the daughter were outside enjoying a smoke. They looked me dead in the eye, and did not get up. I stood at the desk and stood there and stood there and finally had to go outside to fetch them. They said they didn’t see me. Right, after looking me dead in the eye. Thanks to their wonderful habit the whole place stinks. I go in my room and the whole place is shabby, the carpet is dangerously uneven, it’s gross. I took a chair from the table put it by my bed and put my overnight bag on it. I used that, the bed, the fridge for water and granola bars, and begrudgingly I used the bathroom. That’s it. The son, who I met the second night, was generally nice and helpful but he is misplaced in this whole terrible equation. OMG just don’t go.

If you are a sucker for punishment and are on a life long quest to stay at the worst hotels along ‘Mericas interstate system then this is the place for you! They are nice enough to leave the air off, have bugs in the room, and leave the token pee stain on the toilet for ya! My favorite was standing in 3 inches of water cuz the shower didn’t drain!

Stayed for the night before heading out to Vegas. Staff is a bit rude. The guy at the register didn’t seem like he wants to work there. I asked for 4 quarters of change and he bounce each quarters to me at the registration desk.
The laundry machine finished without doing a full cycle. The minute counter jumped down a few minutes and skipped the wash cycle. Didn’t get a refund. Had to re-​do the wash again.

I made arrangements to stay there because the rates were the cheapest around. This was due to some Senior Games or something like that. Well, when you first arrive and enter the room you notice the gigantic older TV directly in front of you. The rest room has not counter space except for the small sink area. There was no toilet seat lid either. You have to make sure you do not drop your hair dryer lying on the top of the toilet water tank in the toilet. The rug was so nasty that you do not want to take off your shoes. Unbelievably disgusting! The rug had folds where you have to make sure you do not trip on them. If you leave the «do not disturb» flag on the door, the maid will still enter the room. Now that is security! When I told the man at the counter about the maids entering the room, I was unclear if that made a difference.
Simply put. Spend the extra money to stay somewhere else. The nasty, soiled rug alone is enough not to stay. Lock up your stuff. The maids will still enter without permission. The rug was so nasty that you do not want to

I made sure to wear my shoes while i was in the room the whole time. Eeeekkk…
Sleep and go!

Simple rooms: remodeled, small fridge, microwave, TV, closet space, pets ok.
Great location: Albertson’s, Kmart, Jimmy Johns, movie theater, Arby’s, McDonald’s, and so much more. All walking distance away.
They have a pool.
Mediocre complimentary breakfast.
Friendly staff.
Tons of parking space.
Free WiFi
I stayed here, slept, and left during the day. It’s not a fancy hotel or hole in the wall motel. This is a place to sleep and go. Good place for a traveling/​stopping by.