We came here after stopping at Calico Ghost Town in California - a reconstructed mining town - our little boy loved panning for gold - fantastic place where we spent a fortune on souvenirs - well worth a visit - gorgeous cherry sodas too served in jam jars! We spent a couple of nights here as a base to explore... More

We stayed here for one night as we were passing through. Yes, it was cheap ($55), but if I had known the condition of the rooms, I gladly would have paid a little extra to get a nicer place. The wall and ceiling in the bathroom were cracked and the sheetrock exposed, one of the box-springs had a large stain... More

Conviently located, $39.00/night, every thing worked fine, Wi-Fi, good air conditioner, older 2 story motel with pool and hot tub. Breakfast included.

This place was awful!!! In our room the furniture is outdated and falling apart. You could feel the springs through the mattress and the foam lining from the box spring was hanging down to the floor because it was torn. The rack for the clothes was rusted and the sink drain was broken. The phone which looks like something from... More

This hotel was ok for 1 night. The bed was stiff. The fridge was really small, but at least they had a fridge. They ran out of pastries and there was no one at the front desk to replace them.

We arrived in St George with no reservations but I had done some research and had a few hotels I wanted to check first. My first two choices were full and we were beginning to get tired of walking from hotel to hotel so the research I had done was thrown out the window and we found the Econolodge. The... More

I stayed at the Econo lodge St. George on April 6th. I usually stay at a little fancier hotels so my judgement is probably colored by that but I will be as honest and fair as possible. This hotel was booked by a family member who had stayed at this hotel on previous visits and mostly stayed there because the... More

My wife and I have stayed here a couple of times and the only reason for that is that they allow small dogs for a $10 fee. If we didn't have a dog we would never stay there. The rooms smell musty and the mattresses are really old and dirty. I'll do it for a night or two, but only... More

We stayed at Econolodge on our way to California and also on our way home to the Denver area. We have what hotels consider a "large dog" and was not easy to find a hotel that took dogs over 25 lbs. We had to pay an additional fee for ours, but they did not hesitate to accept large dogs. The... More