AMERICA'S MOST WANTED B&B, LLC - Hildale, Utah

Jordan S.

Loved staying here. The staff were super friendly, the rooms were spacious, and the beds were comfy. It all seemed very clean too.
This place is definitely different than other hotels, and based on other reviews, there seems to be some history with this building. But I loved staying here and would stay here again!
The only downside is there is nothing around for the most part. You need to travel to Hurricane for food or other shopping.

Chez S.

Large room, super comfy bed and the staff is so nice! Quality sleep on your trip to Zion or the Grand Canyon. This "mansion" has a lot of history. Some people think it can be creepy. I disagree! I think it's amazing the brave owner turned it into a hotel to fund their local school. Check out the Netflix documentary if you want to find out more. "Keep Sweet Pray and Obey". Otherwise Enjoy your trip to the Grand Canyon!

Lynne S.

Our room was huge and had the most comfortable king bed. Served a hot breakfast and homemade cinnamon rolls. Only reason I didn’t give it 5 stars is because the light blue carpets were stained. This town is eerie. The hotel has high thick walls surrounding it. Turns out it was the polygamist Warren Jeff’s compound! Hence, the name Most Wanted.

Cindy J.

They have been so nice here. Breakfast, which was included, was fantastic. Room was spacious.

Last night, we went to a brewery down the street. Fun evening.

Beautiful scenery. Very likely to come back!

P.A.M. A.

This hotel is a great find! The rooms have quality furnishings and is layed out with comfort in mind. It also has a full walk-in closet. The hotel is set in the beautiful rock cliffs close to (as the bird flies, not as the car drives) Zion National Park. My husband and I stayed there on our way to the Grand Canyon. Other than Jacob Lake, it is one of the closest hotels to the Grand Canyon's North Rim. They have a good hot breakfast on the weekends. There is camping close by but one needs a 4 wheel drive to get to some of the hiking trails. However, there are no real restaurants close by. The choices are a gas station deli (they serve the freshest salads! ), an outdoor Mexican restaurant which is more like a taco truck and a bar that serves pizza and hamburgers. The taco truck and the gas station were our favorites. Both serve really good food.
If you are looking for a beautiful place in nature away from the crowds, this is the place to go!

Laila K.

My Family and I stayed at this hotel. We were driving from the north rim of the Grand Canyon on our way to Las Vegas. It was late so we found this hotel. It was very reasonably priced and the room was very spacious. We got a room with two double beds and the room had a couch, a walk-in closet, a mini fridge, a microwave, a large flatscreen tv, and there was a sink and mirror in the room, as well as a sink and mirror in the bathroom. The service was good, the staff were helpful and friendly and they were accommodating with our check-out time. While the city in the immediate vicinity was small, the hotel was about 2 miles from the main road. Overall, it was a good stay and a very good choice for our needs! It was a good experience and we would defiantly stay again!

Salla L.

I am not quite sure what to say about this place. Our group of four booked it online because it's somewhat close to the Grand Canyon North Rim and didn't cost a fortune. On our way from from the north rim to the motel I fell asleep on the backseat and woke up when we turned to what seemed like a gravel road in the middle of nowhere. The general mood in the car was between so very confused and totally creeped out.

We arrived around midnight, tired. The athmosphere of the place was CREEPY. Big mansion surrounded by high walls, in the middle of seemingly empty town. Something weird we couldn't quite put our finger on, until my husband read about the history of the place.

The place was built for the fundamentalist mormon leader Warren Jeffs, but he never even saw it, since he's serving a life in prison. The place is owned and operated by his former security guard, who left the fundamentalist section and turned the mansion into a bed and breakfast. Before you book, google the place. All four of us felt the weird vibes before we knew what was the deal with the place.

If this was a regular motel, this is what I would write. The pastel blue carpet needs replacing or at least deep cleaning at some spots. Since we arrived so late, to a seemingly empty place, we had to call the receptionist to get us checked in and it took some time to get someone to come down. The first room we were given was not cleaned, so we had to call the reception again and wake the staff up again. We got upgraded into the suite, which was nice but took some time again. No deadbolts on doors. The breakfast was decent. Everyone was friendly and nice to us. Didn't encounter bugs.

Jessica T.

We LOVE this hidden gem hotel. Very accommodating and family-friendly. Rooms are spacious and comfortable and you can’t beat the red-rock views. Definitely will be coming back