Hatch Hotel Guide - Navajo Trail hotels in Hatch, United States of America.

"Restaurant is very good. Thanks for the EV charging. Needs elevators for the second floor. Very close to national park. "

"Go l good option to stay if visiting Bryce Canyon National Park"

"We were staying in Las Vegas and decided to hike Bryce Canyon. We did not want to pay too much money on the hotel as we had already paid money at our Vegas accommodation. The motel was only 30 minutes from Bryce. It was very inexpensive and perfect for our budget. The room was clean, the bed was comfortable, and the shower was hot. It seemed safe. There was a restaurant on site where we ate breakfasts. It was a perfect place to sleep after hiking all day. I recommend this place to budget travelers."

"YOU NEED TO UP GRADE YOUR TOILET PAPPER!"

"Room was very clean"

"The place was quite dated. Old re-used furniture that did not fit the room. Questionable cleanliness"

"Emptied the trash, took towels, but only gave us one new one and bathroom was not clean when we checked in."

"Great room with ac, bathroom, comfy beds and tv."

"At first, I thought the cabin was dirty, but then I realized that everything is just old and worn out, so it gives the impression that it isn't very clean. After I realized that it was cleaner than it appeared, I enjoyed my stay here. The location is excellent. It's only 2-3 miles from Red Canyon, which is very pretty, and it's about 20 minutes to Bryce Canyon. I also went to Zion, and that was about an hour away. I read on some reviews that the air conditioner is very loud to some people, but mine wasn't bad at all. It was also nice not sharing a wall, ceiling or floor with other people, so it was much quieter than any hotel. As long as you know you're not staying in an updated, luxury place, I feel this place was just what I needed, and the price was much cheaper than most places in the area. One last thing, you have to check in and check out at the hotel next to the cabins, so it can be confusing when you first arrive. My advice would be to just drive in to the hotel's parking lot and check in there, then drive next door to your cabin."