Cedar Valley Inn

I am on my third and final night here and I got to say for the price it wasn't bad at all. The owner is very nice and even gave me a small discount when I needed to stay an extra night because of a snow storm and didn't want to drive in it. I was a little nervous when I saw people that seemed to be living here, but other then people outside smoking alot, it for the most part was quite and peaceful and I had no disturbances, even on a busy Friday night. It was so quite at times it was borderline creepy, but I enjoyed it. The cleaning lady came every morning to check if I needed the beds cleaned and fresh towels. The room, while slightly dated, had everything I needed and everything worked fine. For the price you couldn't beat it. I see alot of older reviews on this place and none that are recent but they obviously made some positive changes to the place. People expect a 5 star hotel when they are paying $75 a night, but I have stayed in a lot of budget motels and this is one of the better ones for the price. Plus it's just a minute from downtown and has plenty food options nearby. I will definitely return next time I am in town.

Once stayed here back in June 2012 with my family while driving up to Canada, back when this was Knights Inn. We were worn out from spending the day at Zion National Park and were looking forward to a nice pool and hot tub to relax in. However, once we got here, we found that the pool and hot tub didn’t appear that clean (looked a little green) so we didn’t bother. The rooms were also very dated (from the 70s or 80s) and the AC unit was loud and kept me up for most of the night. This was probably one of the worst nights I’ve had unfortunately because the feel of the facilities didn’t make me feel safe and relaxed. On a more positive note, the staff there seemed quite friendly and the breakfast was reasonable for a motel.

Positive: "" Negative: Old hotel, room smelled old. Aged furniture , bed covered had some holes, no outlet for lamps between the beds, shower knobs were iffy.

I came to Cedar City from out of town (Las Vegas) in order to see a show at the Utah Shakespeare Festival. Bardmoor Suites was perfect for what I needed. It was right within my desired budget, and service was fast, efficient, and friendly. The area was quiet and safe, and within walking distance of the Shakespeare Festival. It was also close to gas stations, restaurants, and a grocery store. The room was clean, the bed was comfortable, and the WIFI worked well. I highly recommend!

It was okay, not the cleanest and the room definitely could use some cosmetic repairs. One of the beds had hair and crumbs under the sheets and the toilet was leaking water at the base. We checked in late and only stayed for a few hours so it wasn’t that bad since we weren’t there long. The a/c worked great which was nice.

The room was nice. Clean, not too old. We stayed for one night. The breakfast was a letdown though. They did have yummy juice, but only 2 choices of sugary cereal and waffles. Being able to make the waffles is nice and they were good - but I was hoping for a little more options.

Every time I have stayed at this motel the rooms have been clean and comfortable. The owner is nice and unlike most of Utah fox news is not on in the lobby. Fridges and microwaves and coffee makers in the room. It's an inexpensive motel so don't expect a 5 star atmosphere. Just a clean, well maintained room for the night or week. Will definitely stay again

This motel definitely fits the price. It's crazy cheap, but the quality is also not amazing. The room was clean when we came in, but you could tell it hadn't been deep cleaned in a long time. The "breakfast" was waffles and cereal (with no milk) so don't expect anything great. You also can't set the heater/air conditioner to a certain temperature. We had to get up during the night to turn it on when we got too cold, and would have to go turn it off when it got too hot. The owner was very friendly and helpful though. It's a great cheap place for when you're passing through.