Historic Smith Hotel B&B Glendale, Glendale

My stay at the hotel was pleasant overall. The rooms, while a bit on the small side and without air conditioning, were spacious, clean, and cozy, located on the second floor. The service was extremely warm and welcoming, with the staff full of amazing stories, although there was some unsolicited political ranting. The location was convenient, being between Zion and Bryce Canyon National Parks and close enough to visit both, offering a relaxing atmosphere after a busy day of sightseeing. The dining experience was lovely, with home-baked treats always available.

I had a mixed experience at this hotel. The rooms were a bit on the small side and lacked air conditioning, leading to a noisy night with open windows. However, they were individually decorated, very clean, and comfortable, equipped with Sat TV and en-suite facilities. The service provided by Rochelle and Mike, the owners, was incredibly warm, kind, and full of fascinating stories, offering great assistance and directions for exploring the area. The home-cooked meals were delightful and provided a friendly atmosphere for enjoyable conversations. The facilities were average, providing the necessary amenities for a pleasant stay.

My stay at the hotel was filled with ups and downs. The rooms overlooked the lovely back yard, featuring a king-sized bed with a cozy Pendleton wool Indian blanket. However, the service had its highs and lows, from being informative about local parks to going off on political rants. The location was ideal, perfectly situated between Zion and Bryce Canyon National Parks, offering a quiet retreat. The dining experience was delightful with a variety of breakfast options, but facilities were somewhat lacking.

My stay at the hotel was a mixed experience. The rooms were a bit small and lacked air conditioning, making for an uncomfortable night with noise from the road. However, the private bath was a plus. The service was exceptional, with very warm and welcoming staff who shared hidden gems about the area. The location was ideal for visiting national parks, although not as close to Zion. The dining experience was delightful with homemade dishes. The facilities were decent but could be improved.

Staying at this hotel was truly a unique experience. The rooms were fabulous with a huge wooden bed and thoughtful and eclectic design throughout the house. However, the lack of air conditioning made the summer night uncomfortable with the windows open due to the noise from the road. The service was top-notch, extremely friendly, and helpful, even recommending a great restaurant nearby. The location is perfect for visiting Zion and Bryce, offering a charming local experience away from the busier areas. The dining experience was wonderful, especially the whole grain banana waffles, providing a cozy atmosphere to enjoy delicious meals. The facilities are impressive, enhancing the overall stay.