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Page is a " company town" built by the government to house the builders of Glen Canyon Dam. All the original administration buildings & support facilities are still there along with quite a number of the folks that work in & around the dam & Lake Powell. Because of that, Page has all the shopping, medical facilities, bar, restaurants & infrastructure needed for a thriving community in the desert. It's almost an oasis unto itself. Great place to spend some time & just enjoy life.

The city of Page is a nice place to visit. There are a lot of places that you can visit. You have Lake Powell, Antelope Point, Horseshoe Bend, to name a few. There are also a lot of restaurants to choose from. Almost everything is within walking distance.

The national parks throughout the area are must sees within one’s lifetime if possible. Staying 3-nights for a first visit provided us to scout the area and decide what other must do’s we need to return to Page for in the next couple of years. Lots of beautiful landscape surround the area that require short hikes in from parking making a short itinerary very ambitious even for the most active sight see-ers. Things to enjoy even though the Navajo Nation lands are closed currently include a quick visit to Horseshoe Bend (an easy walk in and out but be sure to wear sunscreen, tennis shoes and take water as their is little reprieve from the AZ sun), the Waheap Beach to enjoy the water if you’re not boating during your visit, the docks especially for on-shore fishing, and as many hikes as you would like to various parts of the Grand Circle. Recommended hangouts/restaurants include State48 Tavern (good food, locals, friendly staff and owner), Big John’s BBQ (the ribs simply fall off the bone and live music on some nights), and El Tapatio (worth the wait for good Mexican food in Page).

Page is a nice little town. Went to a couple great resturaunts and everyone was friendly! Let's not forget about Lake Powell it's gorgeous and breath taking! Water is clear! Make sure you check wind advisory before planning your trip. Winds were 30 mph and was not able to get in the water because it wasn't safe! Just ended up site seeing! Loved it still!

Our room was exceptionally clean. Really a beautiful job. Our bed was exceptionally comfortable. Staff was friendly, helpful, and efficient. I was not enticed to swim as there was debris in bottom of pool. ( rubber bands and ?) Our room was very quiet, we could hear nothing of other guests and it was full that night. Easy to find and lots of food choices within walking distance.

Page is a good stop over when traveling around the national parks in the area. It is in between South and North Grand Canyon Parks. Also close to Lake Powell and Horseshoe Bend. Page is a “new town” and more upper middle class that other towns we stayed in during our trip. This means that the prices for food, lodging, etc, tend to be higher and you don’t always get that warm friendly service that we found in other towns in the area.