ذا أدفينير، أوتوجراف كوليكشن

Unexpected road trip meant we stayed in this hotel for one night. Clean and valet parking. Beds are comfortable and the plush robe in the room was a nice touch. The restaurant staff very friendly and the food was good. Excellent gym. Valet parking is expensive and weirdly priced at $22 which means you in reality tipping $8 or get change. Live music in the lobby was fun.

I travel to St. George regularly for work. I always stay at this hotel. The atmosphere is beautiful, the bar is great and the restaurant is very good! When I have stayed anywhere else in town I have been disappointed after staying here! Highly recommend!

I have stayed at the Advenire several times and it is always predictable. I am handicapped, and it is one of the few hotels in St. George with a valet and bellman to assist with my bags. It has a bar and food, so you don't need to leave the hotel. There is a ton of good food, though, within a couple of blocks, which is nice.

I stayed here 3 times one the past 12 months - def the nicest accommodations in St. George - and an excellent walkable (of course safe) central location in town. Breakfast and dinner at the restaurant were good, with a nice vibe overall, and at the bar. If you can afford a little extra - def stay here. Decor is spot on.

This is a wonderful place to stay. It’s right in the middle of old town St George. We will definitely be staying here whenever we come to St. George.

I stayed at the Autograph Collection hotel in St. George this past weekend and left feeling extremely disappointed—not just by the poor service, but by how the General Manager chose to handle it afterward. I left the room at 8:30 AM and asked for housekeeping to clean it that morning so I could return mid-day and rest between my daughter’s competition events. I came back at 11:00 AM and the room was still untouched. I didn’t complain. I gave them the benefit of the doubt and assumed it would be done later. After a long, dusty day at the barn and dinner out, I returned at 7:00 PM to find the room had still not been cleaned. The “make-good”? A breakfast credit and $70 off some incidental charges. Nothing more was offered, and there was no proactive effort to truly recover the guest experience. I even followed up after my stay and personally emailed the General Manager, Andrew Carey, hoping for a thoughtful resolution. He responded with a generic apology and defended their minor credits as “appropriate.” What struck me most was his line: “We would truly value the opportunity to welcome you back and demonstrate the elevated level of care and hospitality that our Autograph Collection property is known for.” And yet, nothing was done to make THIS experience right so that I’d actually WANT to return. This is Marriott’s highest-tier brand, and yet there was no real accountability, no elevated service, and no genuine effort to turn a poor experience into a positive one. A luxury name doesn’t mean anything if the care and hospitality aren’t there to back it up.