Days Inn and Suites by Wyndham Page Lake Powell is a value option on North Highway 89 in Page, the town that anchors travel to Antelope Canyon, Horseshoe Bend and Lake Powell. The appeal here is simple: a straightforward room at a sensible price, within a short drive of the sights and the restaurants of the main road. For visitors spending days outside and nights asleep, that is a good use of money, particularly in a destination where the headline experiences, such as slot canyon tours and boat trips, already take a large share of the budget. It suits road-trippers, small families and groups who want a clean, uncomplicated base and prefer to spend on activities rather than a room.
Page is a compact town and a Highway 89 location is convenient: the road connects to Horseshoe Bend to the south, the Glen Canyon Dam and Lake Powell to the west and north and, further along, to Kanab and the national parks of southern Utah. A budget hotel here works well as one stop on a Grand Circle road trip, with a night in Page before or after the Grand Canyon, Monument Valley or Zion. Because slot canyon tours begin early, a room close to the main road lets you make a quick start, and you can return for a swim or a rest during the middle of the day.
Practical advice
Confirm what is included in your rate, such as parking, Wi-Fi and breakfast, and ask about check-in and check-out times if you have an early tour. Slot canyon tours are by reservation only with Navajo-authorized guides, so book those first and then match a room to your tour date.
Rooms can be limited during peak seasons and holiday weekends, so book ahead. Weather can change plans; flash-flood risk closes slot canyons even on sunny days, so keep a spare day in your schedule if you can and avoid a non-refundable booking on tight itineraries.
Who it suits
Travelers who treat a hotel as a place to sleep and shower between big days outside. If you want a quiet resort feel, a lake view or a luxurious spa, there are better choices elsewhere on this site, and the town's mid-range chains offer a step up in comfort and amenities. If you want to be as close as possible to the water, consider Lake Powell Resort.
For a value stay, a reliable bed and an easy launch point for the canyons, the Horseshoe Bend sunrise and the lake, this is a straightforward and sensible choice, and it leaves more of the budget for tours. It is also a handy place to recharge devices, sort photos and plan the next day, which matters when tours start early.
Why stay here
- ✓Air-conditioned rooms
- ✓Wi-Fi
- ✓On-site parking
- ✓Page town location
- ✓Minutes to Lake Powell Boulevard dining
- ✓Short drive to Horseshoe Bend
- ✓Short drive to Antelope Canyon tour meeting points
- ✓Early-departure friendly for tour days
Good questions
Is it a good choice for a budget trip?+
Yes, it is a value-oriented option in Page that leaves more of your budget for tours and boat trips.
Where is it?+
On North Highway 89 in Page, close to the town's restaurants and the roads to Horseshoe Bend and Lake Powell.
Do I need to book tours first?+
Yes. Antelope Canyon tours require reservations with Navajo-authorized guides, so book tours and then your room.
