Hotels in Manila

• Motels in Manila

• R-Hideout Inn
  "Truly Wonderful"
  "Ms. Elaine runs a tight ship, which makes it nicer for the next people who stay. This is a great place to stay. Large rooms, soft beds, 2 TV's and Extremely Clean. Well worth the money, I'm very glad that we choose to stay at R-Hideout Inn. I checked out the other places in Manila we were ..."considering, they were crackerboxes. I'm so glad I choose R-Hideout, extremely pleased. Ms. Elaine is friendly and makes you feel at home. We will definately stay there again in the future. E. Nelson " More >
• R-Hideout Inn
  "Great place to stay in a small town"
  "This was a great place to stay--loved the Northwoods decor & log furniture--very tastefully done!! It was very quiet & comfy, though we were there first part of Sept., so not sure how it would be in the middle of summer. We would definitely recommend staying here."
• Rocky Ridge Outpost
  "Very Nice New-ish Pine Cabins"
  "Rocky Ridge has 3 cabins, 2 with a queen bed and a queen futon/sofa. We stayed in one of those. They are located about 1.5 miles down a dirt road just outside of the very tiny town of Manila, Utah (where there are 2 mediocre restaurants). There is very close access to Flaming Gorge NRA. Because ..."of its isolated location, it is very quiet and peaceful and it has beautiful views. Additionally, with a few changes (the owner should consider taking down the very bright light they installed on a post..or at least install a shut-off switch) there are very dark night skies here so this would be a big plus for stargazers. The cabin has a microwave, coffee-maker, Dorm Fridge, a very comfortable queen bed, sofa/futon, and a small but efficient bathroom. There isn't a lot of space to store suitcases or other personal belongings and would be very cramped for 4 people but cozy for 2. The tap water has a strong taste (sulphur?) but the owners put in a 5 gallon bottle water dispenser which is fi... " More >