3 Star Places To Visit in Utah, United States (50)

1. 3.5 Lagoon Amusement Park (754 reviews)
   - Fun but Expensive for what you get
   Amusement & Theme Parks
   
   
   Lagoon is one of the only family owned amusement parks left in the country. With over 60 thrilling rides, 40 challenging games, live entertainment, a beautiful water park, the largest "kiddie land" of any amusement park in the nation, Pioneer Village, and the Campground, Lagoon offers something for everyone to enjoy. See more..
   
2. 3.5 Little Hollywood Movie Museum (480 reviews)
   - Keep the Spirit Alive!
   Speciality Museums
   
   
   The free Little Hollywood Movie Museum , a 501 (c)(3) tax exempt non profit, exhibits a collection of actual movie sets as the centerpiece of its exploration of how the sleepy little town of Kanab became the back lot for movies like The Outlaw Josey Wales, Planet Of The Apes & Stagecoach and a haunt for Hollywood stars like Frank Sinatra, John Wayne, Charleton Heston, Clint Eastwood and more recently, Kiefer Sutherland and Willem Dafoe. Both on the big screen and on TV in such classics as The Lone Ranger, Gunsmoke and Lassie, Southern Utah defines the way we see the American West. The Museum is set behind Trading Post of the West, a gift shop focused on Made in the USA merchandise including fair trade Native American Arts and Jewelry, Stetson Hats and Abilene boots. From fine gifts to fun souvenirs Trading Post of the West offers a great selection at fair prices. There are big clean restrooms, snacks, drinks and a picnic area. Kid and pet friendly. Whether you have 15 minutes or over an hour, it's a fun place to stop. See more..
   
3. 3.5 Moqui Cave (447 reviews)
   - Rave in a Cave
   Sunday: Spent < 1 hour Ancient Ruins • History Museums
   
   
   An Ancient history museum inside a natural sandstone Cave. Come check out our dinosaur tracks, fossils, artifacts and much much more! See more..
   
4. 3.5 Mystic hot Springs (230 reviews)
   - A blast from the past!
   Hot Springs & Geysers
   
   
   This review is specific to the "soaking experience" which lasts 2 hours and costs $25 per person. There are other amenities on site (glamping, massages, etc.). If you visit the website while booking, I like that they provide history about that spot that has been around since the late 1800s, and that they do their best to prepare you for what to expect. The hot springs are a blast from the past - very hippiesh as others have said. It's a bit rough around the edges, but honestly that's part of the charm! If you're looking for a luxurious 5-star hot springs, this might not be it. But if you're looking for something with a story and is off the beaten path, this is a must! There are beautiful views from the different tubs. I can imagine that this is an extra fun spot during a music festival. Definitely recommend if you're driving through the area. See more..
   
5. 3.5 Crystal Hot Springs (209 reviews)
   - Prices are to high.
   Sunday: 10:00 AM - 8:00 PM Spent 1-2 hours Game & Entertainment Centers
   
   
   I really enjoy a place to go relax and soak but this will be last time I go to Crystal Hot Springs. They have raised their prices to outrageously. It will be more reasonable for me to drive an hour away to Lava Hot Springs in Idaho and bring friends. See more..
   
6. 3.5 Coral Canyon Golf Club (107 reviews)
   - conmon sense
   Golf Courses
   
   
   Designed by golf course architect Keith Foster, this 7,029-yard, par 72 layout provides breathtaking views of Bryce Canyon's snow-capped mountains. See more..
   
7. 3.0 Metaphor - Tree of Utah (101 reviews)
   - Watch from the road!!
   Points of Interest & Landmarks
   
   
   Read about this tree of Utah and was looking out for it on our drive to the salt flats. Very odd pice of art. See more..
   
8. 3.5 Rodeo (98 reviews)
   - Easy Family Fun
   Game & Entertainment Centers
   
   
   What is more patriotic on July 4th in cowboy country than a rodeo? We dropped in on the Bryce Canyon Country Rodeo and arrived during the National Anthem to find the SRO tickets were only $3 (a $10 discount). Definitely worth the price. We enjoyed bronc riders, kids on sheep, barrell racing, and some version of musical chairs done with cowboys and girls, horses, a barrell, and tubs. The rodeo outlasted my southern thermostat. But it was definitely fun if a little lacking in organization. See more..
   
9. 3.5 The Beach At Sand Hollow (77 reviews)
   - Time management is suspect
   Sunday: 9:00 AM - 6:00 PM Spent More than 3 hours Gear Rentals
   
   
   Although very conveniently located the services were lacking with over booking, unfueled atvs and poor time management. Consequently although our group was first for the day scheduled at 930am a week in advance we were an atv short for 2 people and left at 10am....the money was refunded for the short but it left a poor taste on vacation after, who wants to deal with that? If its not a spur of the moment decision there are other outfitters in Hurricane and Saint George who only focus on motorsports and not paddleboards, jet skis and boats. (Side note a lady who drove from CA didn't get her boat because it broke down and they didn't have a spare without bumping someone else)..... Having said all that sand hollow trails and our guide were great and well worth the adventure.... management not having their act together made it an average experience. MICHAEL WASHINGTON See more..
   
10. 3.0 Willard Bay State Park (66 reviews)
    - Not so good in the camp area!!
    State Parks • Parks
    
    
    Started off showing up 45 minutes before entry time of 3:00 pm. The park was pretty empty probably less than 1/3 full. No one was in our reserved spots nor had they been cleaned up! We were told to pay a 15$ day use fee if we wanted to set up early.0r we could leave and come back!!. Got settled in and my gosh horrible clusters of bugs! Sprayed up took a walk to the bay beach area, really beautiful scenery and the sun was out for about two hours. Nice breeze by the water got the bugs off for awhile,kayaking, fishing and boating would be fun here, we were only spending the night! Had drinks and dinner, played Mexican train for awhile and turned in about 9:30pm. Traffic was from freeway all night long then train noise started early like 4:30! Left at 8:00am to get on our way to Moab! Probably won’t camp there again! Too many bugs!! See more..
    
11. 3.5 Nordic Valley Ski Resort (63 reviews)
    - I still call it Wolf Mountain...
    Ski & Snowboard Areas
    
    
    This is the place to go if you are just starting out as a beginner skier or boarder. Why you ask? Well, it's cheap. It's not busy. It's not too steep. It's not too scary. It's not too far away from Salt Lake City (just a bit over an hour drive). Also, night skiing is available. 4 stars seems about right for what you pay and what you end up. Bear in mind that this is a very small resort at about one-third the size of most medium size mountain resorts. But the advantage there is that it's must less intimidating and less lightly to give you that "where am I" feeling when you ski to the bottom. Lift tickets are priced way under $100 (typically between $21 and $80 depending on the day). One other thing... their food prices are quite reasonable when you compare them to the other mountain resorts in Utah. See more..
    
12. 3.5 Cisco Ghosttown (53 reviews)
    - Misleading
    Spent 1-2 hours Ghost Towns
    
    
    It is a dying town, not a ghost yet. In fact, the decaying buildings and trailers which are abandoned are remnants of the oil and uranium boom of the 20th century. A cursory examination didn’t reveal any remnants of the 19th century town that once was. The people who live here don’t welcome fame nor attention. Abandoned buildings are signed “no trespassing.” There are better, more authentic ghost towns out there. See more..
    
13. 3.0 Bullfrog Marina (53 reviews)
    - Breaking in our son’s new boat
    Marinas
    
    
    If you are accessing North Lake Powell, the Bullfrog Marina is a great choice. The boat ramp is large and can accommodate several boats at one time. There is also a convenient gas station nearby. See more..
    
14. 3.5 Barefoot Tubing (41 reviews)
    - Stay on your toes!
    River Rafting & Tubing
    
    
    Went on an 11 AM trip in late June 2020. Air temp was about 80, water temp was about 60, pretty brisk but all in all bearable and not an issue. We had a group of 8 head up with coolers in tow thinking we would be able to bring them along but once we got out there, we understood why they don't allow coolers on this river. For those wanting a lazy float drinking beer and chatting, go somewhere else. This float does give you moments of being able to relax but there is a lot of paddling and being aware of rocks/trees/rapids that must be taken into account. The only reason this wasn't a 5-star review is that the staff weren't exactly cordial (the driver was nice, the check-in guy was not) and they didn't have any Covid-19 precautions in place (we were all in the same van on the ride up to the launch spot). Otherwise, I'd do this again in a heartbeat, it was a great way to spend a summer afternoon. See more..
    
15. 3.5 Yuba State Park (39 reviews)
    - Would come back again
    State Parks
    
    
    Came here just for a quiet day by the water. Water seemed clean. You can park your car right at the shore if you want. Family friendly place as well. $15 on the weekend per car. Water sports also allowed, just didn’t partake. Hazy outside from the wildfires out west today. See more..
    
16. 3.0 Jungle Jim's Playland (31 reviews)
    - Indoor Fun for Kids
    Sunday: Game & Entertainment Centers
    
    
    Great indoor 'carnival' for the kids who might be going stir crazy in bad weather. Enough to do to keep the little ones happy and the price per child is reasonable for what you get. See more..
    
17. 3.5 Church Rock (31 reviews)
    - One of Thousands
    Spent < 1 hour Points of Interest & Landmarks
    
    
    This is not something you would go out of your way to see. If you're driving between Moab and monticello utah, you will see it along with several other lone formations. You can't get close so good photo requires a zoom lens. It will be many of 100's you will take in the Canyonlands and arches National Park area. See more..
    
18. 3.5 Land Art - The Ratio and Elements (30 reviews)
    - One of the best places to watch a sunset
    Spent 1-2 hours Monuments & Statues
    
    
    From this hill you can see the small town of Green River, Utah, with the bookcliffs as its dramatic backdrop, and the interstate, and, of course, the large sculptures known as Ratio and Elements. As a local I enjoy going up this hill to watch sunsets. If you are in town and are looking for something to do in the evening I would recommend at least checking this place out. To get there: Turn South onto Airport road Carefully cross the tracks Immediately after the tracks turn right (West) down the dirt road (if you pass under the interstate you have gone too far, basically if you go 50 feet past the tracks you have gone too far), Follow this road to the top of the hill and enjoy See more..
    
19. 3.5 Old Iron Town (27 reviews)
    - Beautiful drive
    Sunday: 8:00 AM - 8:00 PM Spent 1-2 hours Historic Sites • Ghost Towns
    
    
    We love to visit old ghost towns, Old Irontown doesn’t have much remaining. There is an old beehive charcoal kiln and some remains of old foundations as well as a chimney. There are a few trails to hike as well as several informative signs. This is a great place, on your road trip, to get out and stretch your legs and learn something at the same time. There are outhouses available! No other amenities. See more..
    
20. 3.0 Saltair Pavilion (25 reviews)
    - A Vestige of the Past
    Spent < 1 hour Points of Interest & Landmarks
    
    
    Unfortunately, this historic site is not often open to tourists. We wandered in through an open gate to discover the once elegant property is now the venue for late night concerts and raves. Don't detour off of I-80 thinking you'll get to stroll through history. Unless things change......right now you need to be young and half naked and eager to get wild until the sunrise to enjoy this venue. See more..
    
21. 3.0 Rockport State Park (24 reviews)
    - Not fancy but still fun at the marina
    Sunday: 6:00 AM - 11:00 PM Spent More than 3 hours State Parks
    
    
    Rockport State Park is a popular reservoir and campground located 15 miles east of Park City. Activities include fishing, water skiing, wake boarding, paddle boarding, and camping. See more..
    
22. 3.5 Pine Valley Recreation Area (20 reviews)
    - A Great Place to Camp
    Nature & Wildlife Areas
    
    
    A great place to camp! It is a great place to camp. The sites are easily accessible and have good tent pads, tables, fire pits and even tables for your propane stoves. The camp hosts were very helpful. We stayed on the ebinezer loop. Linda and her husband work hard to keep the restrooms and campground clean. We loved it so much that we are headed back tomorrow. :) See more..
    
23. 3.5 The Great Saltair (19 reviews)
    - Off the Beaten Path for a 3 hour layover
    Spent 1-2 hours Theaters
    
    
    I wanted to see the lake from somewhere besides an airplane and had a short time to do it. So, I rented a car and drove out to Saltair and the state park (about 20 min. from the airport). I had read about the heydays of Saltair - a who's who resort of an era gone by - and was a bit curious. Actually, there's not much to see. However, I loved the gift shop where there is plenty of info on the old resort and a scale model of the Great Saltair. Bought a couple of souvenirs and headed on to the park (which was another good stop for seeing/touching the lake, learning history and geology, and shopping the museum gift shop). The video about Salt Lake captured my interest and kept me a bit longer than planned. There's some grassy areas for playing and lookouts to the lake. I didn't see any place to grab something to eat or drink. Entry to the park was $3 per car and was well worth it! Hopped back in the car and headed back to the airport! All in all - about 2 hours. See more..
    
24. 3.5 Cherry Peak Ski Resort (16 reviews)
    - First Time Skiing
    Spent More than 3 hours Gear Rentals • Ski & Snowboard Areas
    
    
    30 min Away from Logan City. I went there to try skiing for the first time. The staff were all very friendly and helpful. The lounge was war and well equipped with a nice restaurant to have some snacks. The only thing I did not like was the beginner track (not the magic carpet) I did not feel its really good for beginners as it was narrow. See more..
    
25. 3.5 Great Salt Lake State Park (16 reviews)
    - Quick stop to view the lake
    Sunday: 7:00 AM - 5:00 PM Spent 1-2 hours Points of Interest & Landmarks • Lookouts • Observation Decks & Towers
    
    
    We were passing through and wanted to get a closer look at the lake. We went in the evening and could tell it was going to be a nice sunset. Pets allowed and you pay a $5 entrance fee. It was just ok. Pretty smelly and no one was swimming. Water levels seemed really low too. Worth a stop still. See more..
    
26. 3.5 Hurricane Valley Pioneer Museum (15 reviews)
    - Cute local life museum
    Spent < 1 hour Speciality Museums • History Museums
    
    
    We had driven through Hurricane several times and had always meant to stop off at this little museum and today we managed to - it’s delightful and true to the local history and the original settlers. There is a fabulous wall full of photos of all the descendants of one of the original couples who settled in Hurricane around 130 years ago, their 7 or 8 children, their grandchildren and great grandchildren - it’s absolutely amazing to think all of those people originating from a couple who emigrated from England all those years ago - fascinating! And the chap looking after the museum was just lovely, very welcoming and eager to point out various exhibits... well worth an hour or so if your time! See more..
    
27. 3.5 Wolfe Ranch (14 reviews)
    - Ranch
    Spent < 1 hour Historic Sites
    
    
    This small cabin and mud house give you a feel for how the family lived. You are not able to enter the buildings, but can see in them. We learned some interesting info about the family from the Gypsy app, otherwise this stop may have been a head scratcher. It shares parking with the Delicate Arch hike to the arch, so the lot is busy. It is also the stop to see the petroglyphs. See more..
    
28. 3.5 Carlos & Harley's (13 reviews)
    - Decent
    Sunday: 11:00 AM - 10:00 PM Bars & Clubs
    
    
    We visit this restaurant every year we are in town. There is quite a bit of seating available but we prefer sitting at a table in the bar area. Every visit the service is friendly and the food is about average. We do enjoy the chips and salsa. See more..
    
29. 3.5 Spa At Zermatt (11 reviews)
    - Review of the Spa at Zermatt Resort in Midway, Utah
    Spas
    
    
    Having been to numerous spas across the US and Mexico I was disappointed. The spa service itself (coffee scrub) was great and the technician was very nice. I have had a coffee scrub before and was expecting the aromatic aspect of the coffee and was disappointed there was NO aroma. The site lists the use of a waterfall hot tub, steam room, aromatic grotto, and pool. These are all part of the HOTEL, not the Spa. The dressing room for the spa was the dressing room for the weight room. The waiting area was nice, no music but had fresh cucumber / lime water and a fireplace. The steam room was being totally remodeled and CLOSED. You had to walk through the hotel guest in the weight room to get to the CLOSED steam room. We were not told this when booking our reservation. I assume the grotto is attached to that as well, never found it, nor was told where it was. The (2) hot tubs are in the indoor/outdoor pool area where ALL THE SCREAMING CHILDREN were. Definitely not part of the spa, thus clothing was required. When you are paying a hundreds of dollars for Spa treatments and the whole Spa experience this was not worth the money. Won't waste my money there again. See more..
    
30. 3.5 Great Stone Face (11 reviews)
    - Love this place
    Geologic Formations
    
    
    My brothers and sisters and our families spend a few hours here most every Easter. The hike up to the Face is fun for all (even small children can make it with help as it is steep in a couple of places) and the adventurous can climb the rock itself to the top for a great view of the vast Basin and Range desert. There are Indigenous rock art examples hidden among the rocks if you look hard enough as well as the rock covered with art just before you get to the Face. Personally, I think the rock has a remarkable resemblance to the well know portrait of Joseph Smith. See more..
    
31. 3.5 Fun Park (10 reviews)
    - It's not Chuck E Cheese's
    Game & Entertainment Centers
    And that's fantastic. Chuck E Cheese's is the worst of the worst. This place at least has like 3 things adults can enjoy. Bowling, billiards and quiet time while your children place in the Soft Play. It's even a place you can have a snack and a secret sip of your favorite beverage since it's not monitored by the staff. Don't leave your children unattended though. For some reason college kids go here and play in the children area. So bring a boomerang and a slingshot to defend your tiny look-a-likes. See more..
    
32. 3.5 Hole-in-the Rock (10 reviews)
    - Best part was Devil's Garden
    Historic Sites • Points of Interest & Landmarks • Geologic Formations
    
    
    The destination is a long distance and we did not travel the entire length. It rained the day we travelled so it limited the areas to explore. See more..
    
33. 3.0 Pothole Arch (10 reviews)
    - Underlooked by millions
    Spent < 1 hour Geologic Formations
    
    
    I am sure the vast majority going to and from the windows never see little Pothole Arch high up in the rocks. Maybe he likes it that way. See more..
    
34. 3.5 Coconut Cove (9 reviews)
    - Party at Coconut Cove
    Sunday: Spent 1-2 hours Game & Entertainment Centers
    
    
    Coconut Cove is Utah’s best indoor playground for children ages 0 to 12. It has dozens of play events in the playground, including trampolines, ball cannons, a ball fountain, spiral slides, giant racing wavy slides, crawl tunnels, mirrors, bridges, stepping stones, a toddler area, and rooms made out of large Lego blocks for birthday parties. Coconut Cove is also safe, clean, sanitary, and affordable! It has plenty of seating for adults and fun entertainment for children. It is a great place for kids birthday parties, playdates, or for families to just come and have fun! If you are looking for fun activities for kids in Utah, come to Coconut Cove! See more..
    
35. 3.5 Kokopelli Golf Club (8 reviews)
    - Another Golf Course Loss
    Golf Courses
    
    
    We played this Bruce Summerhays designed course a few years ago and really enjoyed the golf here. The design was outstanding and required you to think you way around the course. Beautifully situated in the Southwest desert, so sad to see another Utah golf course bite the dust. See more..
    
36. 3.5 TRAX PowerSports Rentals of Morgan (8 reviews)
    - slingshot
    Sunday: Spent More than 3 hours Gear Rentals
    
    
    TRAX PowerSports Rentals™ is the premier choice for access to the greatest PowerSports equipment available today. Whether you are wanting to hit the trails on our state-of-the-art ATV Rentals, Side by Side Rentals, Motorcycle Rentals, and Snowmobile Rentals, or would rather play on the water with the best in Personal Watercraft (Jet Skis) Rentals and Boat Rentals, TRAX PowerSports Rentals has the equipment for you! Come Ride With Us! See more..
    
37. 3.0 'Bout Time Pub and Grub Taylorsville (6 reviews)
    - Good Drinks Before a Movie
    Sunday: 10:00 AM - 1:00 AM Bars & Clubs
    
    
    My wife and I stopped here before seeing a movie at a nearby theater. It was a bit smaller and service was a bit slower than other 'Bout time locations. But the staff was friendly and the drinks were good. See more..
    
38. 3.5 Ebenezer Bryce Cabin (6 reviews)
    - Another stop, another great experience
    Spent < 1 hour Historic Sites • Points of Interest & Landmarks
    This was our second last park on our 9 day Southwest odyssey. Just when you think that you've seen it all, along comes the next beautiful view. Don't think that all these beautiful locations are mirror images of each other. We found that each and every one had its own identity. See more..
    
39. 3.5 Steinaker State Park (6 reviews)
    - The focus is water sports
    State Parks • Bodies of Water • Nature & Wildlife Areas
    A small but nice state park with a sole focus on water sports. The camp site are good but small. Th view is great. See more..
    
40. 3.5 Ute Crossing Trading Post (5 reviews)
    - Bought a local made key holder
    Spent 1-2 hours Speciality & Gift Shops
    
    
    Ute Crossing Trading Post deals in Native American arts and Crafts created to promote and preserve Ute Tribal culture. Our Trading post carries the largest and finest bead inventory in the Uintah Basin. Our store fills the need for supplies while offering traditional and non-traditional items that help to educate our customers about the unique customs and rich heritage of the Northern Ute Tribe. See more..
    
41. 3.0 Bally Total Fitness (5 reviews)
    - Real Convenient
    Health Clubs
    The gym isn't the greatest in the world, in drasitic need ot updating, but the equipment gets the job done, and the closeness to the house, along with the day care makes this place worth every penney. (Now LA Fitness). See more..
    
42. 3.0 Fat Cats (4 reviews)
    - LOVED IT!
    Spent 2-3 hours Movie Theaters
    My husband and I LOVE going to see movies in the theater. Fat Cats has the best cozy movie-watching recliners in the valley. They even have the little tray you can put your movie treats on so you don't have to try to balance it all. Good food, relaxing atmosphere, super clean, great people. We loved everything about it and we will definitely be back. See more..
    
43. 3.0 Sno Cap Lanes (4 reviews)
    - Much better since the remodel.
    Bowling Alleys
    
    
    Bowling Alley, but has a pretty good grill as well. Hamburgers, Fish and Chips, etc. Standard bowling alley type food. Pretty tasty. One of the few places that has a decent Salad Bar. The bowling lanes are much better since they remodeled the place. See more..
    
44. 3.5 Millsite State Park (4 reviews)
    - Very nice park and facility.
    State Parks • Bodies of Water • Nature & Wildlife Areas
    Mill site SP camping area is between Price UT and Capital Reef National Park. Price it fair, rest rooms and showers are clean, host is friendly. We liked the loop back in spaces. We were there in June 2021 and due to the Utah drought, the lake water was WAY low. It must have been 150 yards to the water. Can’t blame the park for that. See more..
    
45. 3.5 Ugly Trailer Antiques (4 reviews)
    - Ton of stuff. Look closely or you'll miss it!
    Sunday: Speciality & Gift Shops
    
    
    22,000 Square Feet, Because We Are A Consignment Shop We Have Everything Under The Sun, If We Don't Have It, It Doesn't Exist. See more..
    
46. 3.5 Castle of Chaos (4 reviews)
    - Family event with all adults trying to solve the puzzles was hilarious!!
    Spent 1-2 hours Escape Games • Game & Entertainment Centers
    
    
    Castle of Chaos features five 60 minute Escape Rooms, Friday night Haunted House and pub food. Book online to guarantee your time, or just show-up and have a great time! See more..
    
47. 3.5 Fort Deseret State Park (4 reviews)
    - Adobe fort
    State Parks
    
    
    It was interesting to see the straw poking out of the mud walls and to read about how the oxen mixed the adobe mud with their hooves. See more..
    
48. 3.5 Ute Lanes Family Fun Center (3 reviews)
    - The staff are helpful and knowledgeable
    Spent 1-2 hours Bowling Alleys • Game & Entertainment Centers
    Stopped for food at the Ute Crossing Grill. After ordering I visited the lanes in the same building and watched some good bowlers ( hoping their skill would rub off). The staff on duty immediately asked if I needed help. I mentioned my weak wrist and he immediately started giving me some great tips. He says they give lessons and I'm planning to go back. See more..
    
49. 3.5 Echo Canyon Welcome Center (3 reviews)
    - A must see rest stop!?
    Spent < 1 hour Visitor Centers
    
    
    We travel to San Francisco from Indiana once or twice a year via I-80, and always make a point of stopping at this specific westbound rest stop. The views of the red rock cliffs are spectacular and full of interest, including an old railroad line in the valley below, and the magpies and other wildlife around the area. There are some informative signs and paved trails to various viewing sites. Sometimes we even use the facilities. Best rest stop of the whole trip. See more..
    
50. 3.5 The Links at Overlake (3 reviews)
    - The Links
    Spent More than 3 hours Golf Courses
    
    
    This is a quiet course to play. I was really surprised that there were not more people out playing when I arrived. The course is well designed around many ponds and has lots of sand. Fairways are wide open, no trees to contend with just the native grass along the sides that I couldn't seem to stay out of. Good value, well maintained and very friendly staff. I was very happy I chose to play here. I hope to be back very soon. See more..