100 Lakeshore Drive, Page, Arizona, United States | (618) 248-8274
Breathtaking views overlooking Lake Powell
Two outdoor pools, one with a bar
Restaurants include Latitude 37, a floating restaurant on the lake
Boat tours and rentals available from reception
Rooms have modern, capsule coffeemakers
Fitness center with machines and dry sauna
Large gift shop selling souvenirs and snacks
The hotel can get overwhelmed by tourists
Dated chain decor in common areas and rooms
Wi-Fi only available in the lobby and lounge
This large chain hotel offers the closest available location to Lake Powell and its prime location naturally draws in thongs of tourists, especially international families. The property is dominated by dull chain hotel decor in need of an update. The 348 rooms have simple decor with cherry-colored furnishings and plain bedding. For many, the breathtaking scenery visible from some rooms and many parts of the grounds make up for the hotels otherwise bland look and feel. A number of dining options are available on site and in the vicinity, including the relatively new Latitude 37, which floats inside Lake Powell.
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Scene
Large, generic chain hotel frequented by European tourists
The property consists of two-story, bunker-like cement buildings with a generic 1970s look to them. At various points throughout the grounds, which admittedly offer spectacular views of Lake Powell and the surrounding canyons, one might be forgiven for believing the walkways belong to a corporate park. The interiors are equally aseptic and factory-like, but this is somewhat offset by southwestern decor that includes Native American-themed art alongside large framed photographs of the regional landscape. Some visitors have commented favorably on the extensive recycling effort put forth by the property; trash cans in rooms and common areas have recycling sections.
Location
Closest area hotel to Lake Powell, 15 minutes from Page
The property is situated directly on Lake Powell, a man-made lake created in the 1960s when Glen Canyon Dam corralled the waters of the Colorado River. The surrounding area is replete with red-rock canyons. Guests can walk to the lake via a number of different paths, some of which are quite steep. The hotel is a 15-minute drive from the town of Page, and about the same distance from the Page Airport. The eastern part of the Grand Canyon is a two hour drive away.
Rooms
Clean and comfortable -- but charmless -- chain hotel
The rooms have wall-to-wall carpeting that may well date back decades and there is virtually no attempt at decor in the Lake Powell Resort's unabashedly generic rooms. All rooms have balconies, some with striking lake views, as well as reportedly comfortable beds. There are no elevators, but there are alter-abled rooms on the ground floor. Rooms come with mini-fridges, microwaves, air-conditioning, and capsule-style coffeemakers. Bathrooms are as simple as the rooms, and have soap and lotion dispensers instead of individual toiletries.
Features
Two pools, a fitness center, a variety of restaurants, boat tours
Boat tours and boat rentals are available from the hotel. There are two outdoor pools on site, the larger of which has an adjacent whirlpool and bar. Some visitors have commented that the pools get overcrowded with children, especially in the high season. On-site dining options include the Driftwood Lounge, a circular, wood-paneled restaurant with breathtaking lake views, and Latitude 37, a floating restaurant with docking points for boaters wishing to take a break from their activities. Wi-Fi is free, but it's only available in the lobby and the Driftwood Lounge.
