Best Western View of Lake Powell Hotel
A Page standby on the mesa rim
★★★★★📍 Page, Arizona$$
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Page strategy: most visitors spend two or three nights in town, timing tours around the light and the Navajo Nation's daylight saving time quirk. A hotel on the mesa's edge with a hot breakfast makes those early, time-sensitive check-ins easy, and the view rooms give you a sunrise without leaving the property.
Room craft: book a view-category room, since the outlook is the hotel's distinguishing feature. On the Best Western site these are sold as their own room types, such as two queens with a view, so you can book the view rather than just request it; standard rooms face the town side. The room list is unusually useful for families: besides one-king and two-queen rooms, there are three-queen rooms that sleep six, which saves booking two rooms in a town where summer rates run high. Accessible options include a king with a roll-in shower and two-queen rooms with walk-in showers, one of them in the view category. Use the pool in the heat of the afternoon between a morning slot canyon and an evening at Horseshoe Bend or Wahweap Overlook, and take your coffee out to the veranda at dawn.
How it compares: the Hyatt Place and Courtyard nearby are newer and more polished, with higher rates to match in peak season; this Best Western usually undercuts them while still giving you a hot breakfast, a pool and a hot tub. The trade-off is older, plainer rooms. If a view is what you are paying for, book the view category here rather than a standard room at a pricier flag. Page's rim trail, which loops around the mesa the town sits on, makes an easy sunset stroll nearby when you do not want to drive anywhere. Practicals: 716 Rimview Drive, Page, Arizona; check-in 4 pm, check-out 11 am; free parking; outdoor pool and hot tub; fitness center; business center and meeting room; free hot breakfast; non-smoking rooms. Fit: families, road-trippers and value-minded travelers who want a view with their base camp.
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Does the hotel really have lake views?
The view-category rooms look out over the desert toward Lake Powell and the surrounding buttes. They are sold as a separate room type, so book one directly rather than hoping for an upgrade, as standard rooms face the town side.
How close is it to Antelope Canyon and Horseshoe Bend?
Both are roughly ten minutes away by car, and the Lake Powell Boulevard tour offices and restaurants are a few minutes from the hotel.
Is breakfast included?
Yes — a free hot breakfast, which suits the early tour check-ins most Page itineraries require.
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