Grand Junction Hotels with Swimming Pools

My sister and I stayed at the Grand Vista hotel in G.J. Colorado and it was the best nights sleep I have had in ages. The hotel was clean and the staff were excellent! I will stay there on another trip. We did not eat there because of time but the restaurant looks good and I will make it a mission to enjoy that next time.

The hotel was clean and had a decent bed. Bathroom was kind of small but for the most part we enjoyed our stay. I really looked the smart tv. The front desk wasn’t very nice at all and no laundry room for the guests really sucked.

Very pleased with our stay. Staff was friendly, check in was quick, room was clean.

It’s always disappointing when your go to motel takes a change for the worse. We’ve been noticing the decline over the past 2-3 years, but it has finally reached a point of no return for us. The motel is exterminated for bed bugs in a few rooms. I’m a hotel manager, I understand bed bugs, but the least you could do is close the curtains so we don’t have to see it! I checked our room, it was clear, but nonetheless, the visibility of the issue made me nervous. Breakfast includes undressed patrons with no shoes and no shirts. It was repulsive. We thought the attendant collecting tickets and refilling the breakfast might say something… NOPE! When we mentioned it they told us they cannot enforce it. Really? Well I bet the health department would love to know you won’t enforce this common sense rule. The place feels dirty, the customer service has gone from excellent to non existent. And again, I’ve spent well over a dozen stays at this Inn. I’ll go somewhere that enforces food safety laws and takes pride in cleanliness and customer service. I can guarantee there’s been an ownership change or management change in recent years. It’s not a good one!

The parking lot is large, accessible at a high speed, but not noisy. The front desk will give the Double Tree Hotel special welcome cookies. delicious. Two hours from Arches National Park. For a day trip to the arch, it is recommended to take the first few attractions such as the balance stone, double zero, and eye for fun, and not tired to walk. Do not go to the scenic arch viewing point behind, but climb the slope, and the upper and lower viewing points are not clear. **The garden time is not enough and we did not play.

We like the layout of the hotel, and the room is spacious with a couch and separate sleeping area. We like how there’s a separate toilet from the shower and sink also. It’s great when traveling with a family with little kids. The room was a little dusty and wasn’t super clean, probably needed another wipe down … but okay. The room rate is a bit higher and they do charge for parking … $11. Your stay does come with a nice hot breakfast and coffee. The staff is very friendly and welcoming … from the front desk to the breakfast staff. The location also seems close the hikes. We recommend this hotel … family and kid friendly with super nice staff!

There are wonderful scenery all the way. On the way to Utah in Las Vegas, I stayed for one night. This location is just right. The hotel is very good, suitable for business trips, looking forward to the next time.

Our Downtown Hampton Inn hotel is nestled among inspiring beauty, surrounded by the amazing natural wonders of the Colorado National Monument, Grand Mesa and Book Cliffs Mountain Range. The entrance to the Colorado National Monument is minutes away from the hotel, featuring acres of stunning sandstone rock formations. Hike miles of winding trails that lead to hidden wonders among the canyons. Jump in a raft for a ride on the white waters of the Colorado River. Challenge yourself on one of our very popular mountain biking trails. The Lunch Loops/Tabeguache and Three Sister Park trails are just minutes from downtown. Ride on OHV, ATV or dirt bike on extensive Bureau of Land Management public lands.Grand Junction is the home of Colorado's Wine Country, known for its premier Colorado wineries. Entice yourself at one of Grand Junction’s Golf Courses. These many inviting, yet challenging 18-hole courses are located just minutes away. Our 250+ days of sunshine per year mean you can golf on any of our courses almost year-round.The Grand Junction Hampton Inn is in the heart of the Downtown Historic District, home to dozens of delightful shops, music venues, restaurants with heated patio seating, galleries and area services.Start each day with a free hot breakfast. You are welcome to dine inside or outside on our patio. Plan your day's activities with free internet access in your room or in our 24-hour business center. After a day of hiking or sightseeing, relax in your clean and fresh Hampton bed®, lounge in our modern lobby, or stroll our tree-lined Main Street.

The room was really big and I like that.It had a free breakfast.It was the perfect place to stay when just passing through definitely better than some of the comparable hotels in that area

BUYER BEWARE - I booked 2 rooms at this hotel back in January for 2 nights in May using the Semi-Flex rate, which allows cancelation/modification up to 5 days before your stay. I needed to cancel 1 night of my 2 night stay and the price was going to increase from $267 to $392! I am a loyal Hilton diamond member (for 23 years) and I called the hotel to see if there was anything they could do about the significant rate change. I was direted to Manager Jennifer Sheppard who told me there was nothing I could do. I told her that this seemed like price gouging. She proceeded to tell me that I was yelling at her (and my tone was completely civil) and that if I continued, she would discontinue my business. I asked her if there was anyone else that I could talk to because this practice should be illegal!! She said that there was a 2-night minimum; however, no where in my confirmation or initial booking does it state that. When I continued to explain that I felt that this was unfair, she canceled both of the rooms without my authorization. I have never experienced this treatment or such a hugh price increase for a reservation. I am wondering about Hilton in general - is this their new MO?