Lehi Hotels with Hot Tubs

"excellent stay , good breakfast"

"Super friendly staff, fast check in. Super clean. Most comfortable beds we have slept in! Sold out weekend and still had parking and was quiet. Couldn’t have had a more perfect stay. Top hotel we have stayed at in a very long time. Highly recommend. "

"The suite we stayed in had a weird, lingering smell in it. The room seemed very clean but it just had a smell in the room that didn’t go away. I know the hotel is pet friendly, so I’m assuming that’s partially where the smell came from if you catch my drift. Other than that everything was awesome! The staff were SUPER nice and friendly! "

"The hotel was great. They have an actual breakfast! Friendly staff, convenient location, and great price"

"Pros: •Very clean room •Surprisingly comfortable beds and pillows •Friendly, courteous staff •Convenient location if you have a car •Good price Cons: •The hot tub was the same temperature as the pool •By 8:45 AM, breakfast was out of milk, orange juice, and apple juice, and the options were poor - we ended up buying breakfast elsewhere for our kids •No towels at the pool, which we only discovered after swimming •The room had an unpleasant smell - we had to use room spray •Thin walls; we were woken by a neighboring alarm, and a man yelling angrily in the hallway was unsettling •The air conditioner (room 331) was making very loud knocking noises off and on throughout the night like something was wrong with it. This also kept us awake. •The building feels old and run-down despite renovations •Ice machines were not working properly, and had puddles of water around them Overall: Next time, we’ll spend a little more to stay somewhere nicer."

"W edont like it especially about cleaning, everything old ther"

"This property could use some updating and maintenance "

"Decent breakfast and the kids loved the pool and hottub."

"The breakfast had a welcome change: maple smoked sausage. Staff were quick to replace empty items. The blinds in our room were broken. We couldn't raise the shade or blackout curtain. The beds were on old metal frames and would tip if more than one person sat on the foot. Not the type of bed frame I'd expect in a Hampton."