How to Find Hotels in Provo, Utah

Take a trip through nature by venturing to Utah. Home to a large and thriving Mormon community, Provo, Utah is a scenic paradise that offers visitors excursions in fishing, hiking and more.

Difficulty: Easy

Instructions

Things You'll Need:

• A map of Provo
• A computer with Internet access

Know Your Destination

1. Visit Brigham Young University, which is located in Provo, Utah. A top-ranked athletic program offers plenty of sporting events to attend.

2. Look for your future in Provo. Business Week Online ranked this city in Utah as one of the best for entrepreneurs.

3. Nestle in to a city that sits between the Wasatch Mountains and 250-square mile Utah Lake. Towering snow-capped peaks and winding mountain rivers are all part of Provo's appeal.

Getting Around in Provo

4. Get to Provo, Utah by train. You can get to Provo on the national passenger rail system, Amtrak.

5. Travel around by bus. Getting into Provo is easy with the Utah Transit Authority (UTA) bus system or Greyhound Bus Lines.

6. Take a shuttle from the Salt Lake City International Airport to a car rental lot if you want to drive yourself around. Most companies provide shuttle services between the airport and their lots.

7. Taxis are plentiful, and can be found outside of baggage claim on the lower level at the airport.

Find Accommodations in Provo

8. To book accommodations, contact Utah Valley Convention and Visitors Bureau at [phone] or visit their Web site (see Resources below).

9. Enjoy spacious and comfortable accommodations at some of America's largest hotel chains. Rooms will run $53 to $80 per night.

10. Stay in one of the quaint bed and breakfasts located in downtown Provo. Rates run $119 to $219 per night on average. Most B&Bs are situated close to shopping and entertainment, allowing you to save money on rental cars and cab fare.

11. Reserve accommodations at one of Provo's RV parks. You will spend $23 to $29 per night and receive full hookups, tent sites and even tepees.

Explore the City of Provo

12. Take a detour and head to of the many national parks in Utah, such as Bryce Canyon and Capital Reef.

13. Go on a guided fishing excursion with one of the charter services offered in Provo, Utah. The Provo River is a hotspot for fly fishing and more.

14. Hike the trails of Provo. There are hiking trails available for the novice and the expert alike. One of the more popular destinations is Timpanogos Cave, filled with spectacular natural formations. Tours of the cave are available, and the hike is considered moderate.

15. Get a breath of fresh air on a biking trail. One such trail runs from Bridal Veil Falls in Provo Canyon to Utah Lake State Park.

Tips & Warnings

• Ask anybody you know that has been to Provo what hotel they suggest. Word of mouth can be the best way to shop around.
• Make sure to advise your hotel of any special accommodations you or your family may need.
• Reconfirm your reservations before you leave for your trip.