Sun Time Inn

We stayed here on our way home to L.A. after visiting family in Idaho. We got a room with two queens for two adults and two teenagers for about $ 40 (July 5^th). The gentleman who checked us in was cheerful (at 1:00 a.m.) and check in was a breeze. The room is decent sized, clean, and has a microwave and mini-​fridge. The carpet, bathroom and fixtures are a bit outdated, but everything seems to work okay. The wi-​fi is free and very strong – most motels and even 4-​star hotels have pathetic wi-​fi if any. The only drawbacks are: no coffee maker in the room (but we are in Utah), paltrey toiletries, A/​C isn’t super cold – it’s acceptable though, and each bed only has two, almost flat pillows. But for $ 40, this is a great deal. We would stay here again.
**I saw a couple reviews of this place on another site that said it had cockroaches, we didn’t see any, BUT I know they’re prevalent in Las Vegas so probably St. George, too, even in clean hotels and apartments.

Yet another basic, decent, and cheap hotel/​motel in the St. George area. $ 40/​night per Hotwire. A bit nicer than a few others in the area, cosmetically speaking– more spacious room, included a small kitchenette, did not hear or encounter any other visitors during our visit, pool is available but we did not use it.
Check in/​out process was easy-​peasy.
Only thing that didn’t thrill me was that the room was easily 100 degrees when we walked in– room seemed as if it hadn’t been in use in a while, AC was shut off despite our having reserved room in advance, and window was WIDE open. In fact, that part is what bugs me: didn’t immediately notice the open window, so AC was blasting straight out and we ended up closing the window and leaving to wait for the room to reach a comfortable temperature.
Later realized the window didn’t even lock. Probably why I was still up at 3AM. Didn’t necessarily feel unsafe, but that’s pretty freakin’ weird, right?