Ogden Hotel Guide - Reese Park hotels in Ogden, United States of America.

"The room was huge . The beds were soft . The pillows were the best . Great breakfast"

"Room was very clean. Parking was safe. Staff were helpful. Had a great breakfast just wish on Sunday it was open at 6am like they other days especially since they had the hockey teams there and they had early games so couldn't have breakfast before they played."

"Very clean. Ample parking. Very friendly staff. Would definitely stay here again. "

"We were chastised for using the parking spot reserved for electric cars while I was trying to resolve an issue with the door key, also the continental breakfast was the leanest of choice I've seen. But the rooms are clean and that was nice after a long drive. "

"I was disappointed the moment I walked into the lobby. Dirty carpets and a slight smell. The room was very dated and worn. Everything needs to be updated. The only thing that felt clean was the bed, thank goodness! It was also quiet. This is very overpriced for what you get. Also stay clear of the Mexican Restaurant across the parking lot. Nice people, cute place but the food is disappointing and overpriced. "

"very friendly staff"

"Clean room, friendly staff, nice breakfast, convenient parking"

"Highly recommend!"

"I recently stayed at the Hilton Garden Inn in Ogden, Utah, and unfortunately, it was one of the worst hotel experiences I’ve had. The biggest issue was the noise. My room faced Washington Boulevard, and throughout the night—until around 3 AM—there were cars cruising loudly up and down the street. The constant engine revving and street noise made it nearly impossible to sleep. Beyond the noise, the overall experience just didn’t meet expectations for a Hilton property. A hotel stay should provide a comfortable, quiet environment, especially at night, and this fell far short. Sleep quality is a basic expectation, and that simply wasn’t delivered. If you’re considering staying here, I would strongly recommend requesting a room that does not face the main road—or possibly choosing a different hotel altogether if quiet is important to you. I asked to be moved to a quieter room and was told none were available. I asked for earplugs and was told none would be provided. Overall, very disappointing."