This lovely motel made our trip to visit Antelope Canyon extremely pleasant and convenient. We had the three bedroom unit which was clean and comfortable. It was also great relaxing on the spacious patio at night as well as a nice outdoor spot to enjoy breakfast. The kitchen was spotless and very well equipped. The staff was extremely helpful -... More

was one of the highlights of our time in Page and it was all thanks to Debbie's Hideaway. Situated on Page's Little Street of Original Motels, we stayed in a spacious 3 bedroomed bungalow. It was spotlessly clean, the kitchen was well equipped with even a coffee machine (with coffee and sugar supplied) and large fridge freezer, and the hot... More

Yes, the motel is a former housing unit built for engineers who worked at the dam. It preserves the spirit of the late 50's, and the owner takes a lot of care tat doesn't fade away... That's a good thing. I met him and other nice people there. All is clean, the space is generous...What other motel treats its guests... More

We had a great time. Tony, Debbie and Tom were amazing. They made us feel right at home, you can tell this is a work of love for them. It was nice to return at the end of the day and know that we could just rest and not worry about having to go out and find dinner. Everything was... More

Just wished we could have stayed longer. Everything you need is there...even the coffee. Comfy at home feeling. The owners really want you to enjoy your stay. Everyone was super nice. The price was right and if you are staying in the area for any length of time this should be the place.

Debbie’s Hide A Way was a wonderful place to stay while visiting Page. The Motel is very quiet, clean, comfy, with a light filled interior, and priced very reasonable. The kitchen is fully equipped, and the book cases filled with books for your reading pleasure. You have laundry on site, and are within walking distance to stores and restaurants. There... More

We stayed two nights in a huge 2 bedroom suite with large living room and kitchen. The motel originated as a place for construction workers on the Glen Canyon Dam when Page was created as a town, but it is a really pleasant, clean, unassuming place on a quiet street convenient to all the local restaurants and services. Would definitely... More

We stayed in the appartment as a party of 4 in Oct 2011 (only got round to writing a review now), and we were not disappointed. It was clean and spacious, with good facilities (kitchen, large living/dining area, 2 bedrooms, bathroom). Close to launderette and 1min drive to safeway store. The owner was very friendly and helpful. Otherwise, I would... More

This place is not a Hilton or DoubleTree for sure, but it serves a purpose and does begin to grow on you after checking in. There are several blocks of these "row cottages" that are all built the same way - cinderblock, ranch, and all connected as they were built for workers in the 50's that came into the area... More