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2nd

Out of 9

Best Western Executive Inn	Average Daily Rate: NA Check Rates

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280 West 7200 South

Midvale, 84047 View map

2-Star Hotel Rank: 1 of 6
Average review rating: 3.65

OpinionWell Value Index: NA

Traveler reviews analyzed: Expedia (40) , Travelocity (7)

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1. In my case they matched Super 8 rates, which was a lot cheaper than their advertised rates online.

"Energy Surcharge?" -- Give Me A Break! " Read full review on Travelocity 7/1/2007 Vote

2. Obviously, any legitimate energy expenses should be a normal business expense and included in the quoted room rate, not slipped in unannounced at the last minute.

"Energy Surcharge?" -- Give Me A Break! " Read full review on Travelocity 7/1/2007 Vote

3. \n\nYou can probably negotiate their quoted rates down if they aren't full, especially if you go there in person and are prepared to walk if they won't come down.

"Energy Surcharge?" -- Give Me A Break! " Read full review on Travelocity 7/1/2007 Vote