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Cruise across a dazzling blue lake or trek into the mesmerizing gold-and-pink canyons at this National Recreational Area on the border of Utah and Arizona.
"Great place to stay. Clean, and plenty of parking. Front desk staff is friendly and helpful. Breakfast is really good. Rooms were perfect, clean and comfortable. "
"We absolutely adored our stay at the Hyatt Lake Powell. It had just the right balance of elegance and comfort with a relaxed and low-key vibe. We were able to unwind and chill out as if we were lounging in our own home but with stellar service standing by and amazing scenery.
The Hyatt is situated on a lot that overlooks Glen Canyon, near the dam. There is a large deck right outside of the lounge area, which makes for a perfect hangout when it’s not too hot. It’s the perfect place to catch the sunset over the bright red rocks. The staff are amazing. The front desk clerks are all amazing, friendly, and helpful. But, the true standout was Ray, who was always standing by at the bar ready to whip up a delicious cocktail or bring you some grub from the kitchen. But, that’s not all. Ray also sings. We were there on a Saturday evening, which just happens to be karaoke night. And, Ray stopped serving periodically to entertain us all with a song.
The room was super comfortable and had a canyon view. The other side (front of the hotel) must have had a much more boring view, so if you stay here, make sure to request a canyon view. It was spacious, clean, and it had a really nice bathroom and shower. And, it was dog-friendly. Just a $75 one-time fee, which I found to be reasonable. And, there is a pool and really nice fitness center.
The only con was that just outside the hotel was some kind of industrial area, which killed the vibe a bit. And, we had to drive through a residential ar"
