Spent 1 night at this hotel - was a convenient place to lay our heads, as we were travelling from Zion National Park to Las Vegas.

Check-in staff member was very personable -- gave us freshly baked chocolate chip cookies to welcome us to the facility.

Room was very clean & well-furnished and of normal-size for this type of hotel. No complaints whatsoever about the room.

Tried to swim in the "heated" pool, but couldn't get in the water, as it was too cool. Either the heater wasn't on, or it was too early in the swim season to rely on the SUN HEATER to take care of warming up the pool.

Breakfast was simple, but adequate. Danishes, cereals, juices. There was also a waffle iron and batter.

Overall, a very pleasant stay - would recommend this one.

We spent the night at the Best Western Travel Inn because it was about midway between Las Vegas and Bryce Canyon. During our stay, the main road in St. George was undergoing extensive work, so there were lots of orange cones and construction equipment everywhere. Despite this, the motel was easy to find and access after making a U-turn.

This motor-court-style motel has the feel of an old Rt. 66 stop, but the facilites are up-to-date. The room was clean and quiet. The desk staff was courteous and helpful. The in-room refrigerator, microwave and coffee maker are nice touches. The hotel also provides free wireless Internet access. (A few rooms have wired access.)

Breakfast was included. Muffins, bagels, boiled eggs and cereal were offered. I'm not a fan of the American attempt at a Continental breakfast, but this one was okay, and the presentation was clean and orderly. The staff made several visits to ensure that the food area was clear and that the food being offered was not in disarray.

I would stay here again. (CS)

Stayed there one night this past month and would stay there again. Room was clean and the bed was comfortable.

If you're looking for resort class, this isn't it. But if you're looking for a clean, non-smoking old style motel, then this is it. There is quite a bit of construction on the road, but you can get in and out fine. Restaurants are close. It may be a little noisy because cars park right at the doors.

My only complaint - we booked a AAA rate on-line at $60, and the guys behind us had a coupon for $45.

We had planned to stay here for one night on our way to CA. On arrival we found the toilet to be clogged. When we called the front desk, the employee arrived and wanted to us to clean it up! I've never been asked to do housekeeping in a hotel! We were told it was "unfixable, nothing can be fixed in the evening". Then he basically asked us to leave, and offered a refund on the room. How were we supposed to find a room to accomodate us at 7.30pm on a Saturday night in an unknown town?
Finally we were sent us over to the BW Coral Hills, and we were given one room and told that was all they had. I have to mention that the staff at the Coral Hills was very pleasant and professional, the complete opposite of Travel Inn.
The guy never once apologized for a broken toilet, or the fact that we had to check in and out twice for a 1 night stay with crabby, hungry kids in the van. I will not recommend this hotel to anyone. Stay at the Coral Hills location instead, much better staff, decor, pool and a decent breakfast.