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Reviewed October 2, 2014

We stayed four nights at the Wagon Wheel to watch the leafs changing on the Mesa.

Pros:
Our room was nice and the view was great. The furnature was nice and the bathroom was pretty.


Cons:
The plumbing was backed up. The toilet would fush about 1/3 of the time.

They 1/2 cleaned our room after the first night. (They emptied the trash, gave us new towels and made our beds.) After our second night we had to ask them to empty our trashes. The third and fourth night they did not bother to check on us. Our trashcans were overflowing and we ran out of toilet paper.

There was a huge pile of empty boxes outside of our room (from the restaurant) that they apologized about and said they would have out of our way soon. (The boxes were there for the remainder.)

Outside the hotel enterence is where people from the bar hang out every night. You have to walk through a group of drunk smoking mostly men to get to your hotel room.

The laundry room vending machines didn't have any detergent but did have about 3 probably very stale Hershey's bars. The wash sinks in the laundry room were DISGUSTING!

The patio would be nice if it were cleaned once in a while so there would be less flies.

Room tip: Rooms downstairs are loud if someone is above you. Get a Mesa facing room for a view.
Date of stay: September 2014
  • Trip type: Traveled with family
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1  Thank Whitney L
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Reviewed November 2, 2013

What a great surprise! We booked this room to help support small business... So glad we did! Our room was really nice, newly updated and very clean. I even took pictures of the bathroom because the tile was so nice, I waned to remember it for our bathroom remodel at home. The staff is friendly. The restaurant is nice as well, the food is average, but not bad. We enjoyed our stay!

Date of stay: November 2013
  • Trip type: Traveled as a couple
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1  Thank colobsktldy
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Reviewed March 23, 2013

We stayed at the wagon wheel for our 10th wedding anniversary! The staff went above and beyond to make it so special from rose petals on the bed to handmade chocolate covered strawberries and a bottle of local wine! Awesome! Rooms are beautiful, food is excellent and the staff are great!!!!!

Date of stay: March 2013
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2  Thank Amber H
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Reviewed September 16, 2011

I'd been hiking at Capitol Reef and Arches National Parks, and I was headed home a day early. I'd seen the sign for Powderhorn Ski Area along I-70 and decided to take a look. The ski area was modern, had friendly employees, and had a good base of snow -- even in late March. So I decided to rent equipment and ski the next day. The only motel in town was the Wagon Wheel, but it wasn't a free-standing motel. It was tacked onto the back of a family-style restaurant (think of a western-style Denny's menu). There isn't a motel office: you make motel inquiries at the restaurant's cashier counter. Thus, I was not expecting the price I was quoted -- nor the quality of the room. I was quoted $94 for a room (which included taxes and a $10 credit for breakfast in the restaurant). Given what I'd seen at that point, the price seemed high by about $20; but I really had no other choice. However, when I saw the room, I was pleasantly surprised. The larger-than-expected room had two queen beds, and it had been recently remodeled in a western motif. The bedspreads and shams fit the decor perfectly, the furniture looked new, and the western-style wrought iron lamps (and leather-look lamp shades) were worthy of an interior decorator's shop. The bathroom had new fixtures and a ceramic tile floor, and the room had a small fridge and a microwave. A fairly large window looked out over pasture land, and in the distance I could see most of the runs at the ski area. Some of the motel rooms at the very rear appeared to house permanent residents -- which seemed unusual; but that also may have explained the small on-premises laundromat. Given that I was headed for the slopes the next morning, my $10 breakfast credit in the restaurant bought more food than I should have eaten. I realize that it's generally hard to screw up breakfast; but my cheese omelet with hash-browns and wheat toast completely filled the plate -- and was quite good. I'm a bit amazed that a room this nice could be found in a rural town with fewer than 800 residents.

Room tip: Ask for a room facing the Powderhorn Ski Resort.
Date of stay: March 2011
  • Trip type: Traveled solo
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3  Thank tgw51
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