Hotel Zyva

its a super-8 in Beaver, so I dont want to oversell it, but if you need convenient, clean, well-attended lodging at a good price, this will serve you well.

This place was clean, just needed a few upgrades; carpets, curtains and for sure. And some of the furniture.

The price and location was great. The staff was great. The breakfast was lacking many options. Butter for waffles and fruit would be nice. Maybe eggs. The chair in our room and the lock on the door were broken.

Room was right by stairs and noisy. Liked having a family suite. Good breakfast. Bed was comfortable. Good location and friendly staff. Rooms could definitely use a tune up- loose fixtures, scraped paint, etc.

Way over priced! We thought that the breakfast might balance out the cost a bit but no it was very basic. Motel 6 would have been better value.

Clean and quiet, nice breakfast. We came to Beaver for the annular eclipse in Oct '23, along with hordes of other people. Despite the heavy traffic along the freeway right next to the hotel, and our room being on the freeway side, our room was incredibly quiet. Those must be some amazing windows they have installed. Nothing fancy about this place, just a clean, quiet, simple roadside hotel with a nice hot breakfast (waffles, anyway; plus cereal and sweet rolls and juice/coffee) and very friendly staff. Thanks for a great stay!

This hotel has seen better days. As an interstate exit hotel in the middle of nowhere, the kid working the desk was nice enough. There is no elivator to the second floor. And there are no public bathrooms on the first. They have a complementary breakfast of coffee, juice, pancakes or waffles. I expect this hotel will need a makeover sometime in the next few years.

This is just your typical Super 8 motel that was built in the 1980s and 1990s. Two stories, old carpeting, small-ish rooms. Just blah. Nothing exciting at all. I must say something about the television service, though. Each room is equipped with Directv. And not the "cheapo" service in which you only get 20-30 channels, but the real deal--about 200 channels! That was pretty awesome. Except for one thing--they bolted the Directv receiver to the wall BEHIND the countertop you place your suitcases and bags on. In other words, you could NOT change channels while laying in bed like a normal human being. Instead, you had to get up, aim the remote control through a 2-inch gap between the wooden countertop console and the wall toward that Directv receiver, and change the channel. It was a pain in the neck! So, I had to lower the overall score and let others know about this. The beds were fine. The pillows were fairly soft. Please note that all even-numbered rooms face the freeway and you might hear truck traffic all night. They do serve breakfast in the morning. The choices were: cold cereal (Frosted Flakes and Raisin Bran), coffee, milk, and waffles. That was it. We chose to get a giant cinnamon roll from the Crazy Cow restaurant that is a quarter mile down the road. There is also a Denny's adjacent to the property and a Cinnabon at the truck stop across the street. Final word--it was an "ok" place to stay. You can do better, though.

Yes, it’s like this place gets a bad rap, but I thought it far exceeded my expectations for this price range.