Yes it was easy to schedule and very reliable. One always worries about airport transportation and…read morethey were right on time. 5 stars! We will deft use again

Stress-free ride to and from the airport! Exactly what you want for airport travel. Friendly and…read moreprofessional!

It's hard to experience the entire scenic drive from your own private vehicle while the shuttle is…read morerunning, as the end portion is bus-only to ensure that the whole park doesn't turn into a parking lot. If you stay at the Zion National Park Lodge, you can drive down a little further after entering a gate code, but you can't proceed down past the lodge. Therefore, if you want to enjoy the drive to its fullest, I would recommend biking in (unless you want to walk the entire length). My opinion is that the shuttle has enough stops to let you off at, and that the park is so scenic, that taking the shuttle will take you 99% of the way there for the full experience of the drive. This is a great way to experience Zion if you have mobility issues or don't want to hike.

Scenic indeed. The famous red rocks of UT. Crowded and slow though, especially on holidays. Rumor…read morehas it, Zion's the most crowded around Memorial Day xP Need some crowd control... . Tip: Rumor has it free ice water ;) in Zion Lodge's Sentinal Building through here: 37°15'03.3"N 112°57'22.5"W It's off the Emerald Pools Zion shuttle stop 5.

If I could give this company 0 stars, I would…read more We booked our vacation home in November, months in advance. Then, just five days before our arrival, we were informed that our house had been given to another family. The company admitted the mistake was their fault, yet told us there was nothing they could do except offer a much smaller house that could not accommodate our group. What made the situation even worse was their attitude. They stated they would not inconvenience the other party who booked after us, despite acknowledging that we had reserved the property first and that the error was entirely theirs. The lack of accountability, poor customer service, and complete disregard for our family's plans was extremely disappointing. I would never book with this company again and would strongly caution others before trusting them with their vacation accommodations.

Nice rental close to plenty of activities and necessities. Everything was as promoted and clean. It…read morewas a good decision!

#ViatorTravel #tourzion I recommend TOURZION! Being able to…read moresee the area from various angles and heights in the safety of a great vehicle, gave me a whole new perspective on Zion Park and Springdale, Utah. Dustin was fun to travel with, added some interesting local perspective and folklore and handled the roads well. I appreciated the personal touch which included stopping anywhere along the way, a jaunt to Grafton and also taking photos of me;-)

We had a wonderful stay at Cheryl's well-appointed airbnb. The location is great, so close to Zion…read moreNational Park, but above all for the spectacular view we had all to ourselves: a stunningly beautiful, utterly quiet, magical, unblocked and unmatched view across the entire horizon from east to west, right on our doorstep. The sunsets were marvelous. That unparalleled view alone would have gotten our highest review, and it certainly left a permanent memory (with photos!). Inside, we found more than we needed or expected: a full kitchen (with refrigerator, stove, coffe maker--including coffee, sugar, and lots else), dining table, bar chairs, sofa, bathroom, spacious bedroom (with WiFi, TV, streaming services, CD player, etc.), a very comfortable bed, a selection of books, even a wall-sized map of the U.S... topped by very original artwork! Altogether, we are delighted to give our highest rating. Rubén and Irene R.

We found this campground by accident, and we're so glad that we did! We had intentions of going to…read morea state park in Utah, but it was a Friday night (mid-May, 2024) and we hadn't made reservations, and they were full. So, I went to Recreation.gov and found that this campground had spaces available. It was 25 miles away, but it was on the way to our next destination. The campground is located in the Virgin River National Recreation Area, managed by the BLM. It was also very inexpensive -- $12 with a National Parks Senior Lifetime Pass ($16 without) for a non-electric site. We found the campground easily -- very close off the interstate but still surprisingly quiet. Finding our campsite though was another story! We were site 69 & the loops seemed to end at 68. We only found it after enlisting the help of a maintenance worker and a map in the restroom. The campground is in a lovely location, with many sites having views of the canyons or the Virgin River. Handicapped sites also have covers over their picnic tables to protect opponents from the Arizona desert sun. Restrooms have modern toilets and running water. The campground also has a few easy (and some harder) hiking trails -- including one down to the river where people were swimming and cooling off. None that we encountered were shaded so make sure you bring lots of water.

Nice grounds, plenty of space and beautiful views of the river and surrounding canyons. They have…read morerunning water and flush toilets. The only downfall is the quality of the water. It taste's bad and probably isn't heathy to drink so bring plenty of drinking specific water

I attended the Pinners Conference on a whim and found that the convention center was just lovely…read more It's not the largest conference center I've been in, but it did have adequate space for the event, with the exception of parking. We had to circle the lot a few times to find a space but eventually did. It's easily located just off the freeway and near lots of hotels (or are the hotels located near the convention center?) Either way, it's an ideal setup to attract folks from out of town.

I want to be clear I am not rating the service or the facilities with this review…read more What I am rating is far more important than that in my opinion. I was attending the Charlie Kirk Memorial at the Dixie Center on 10/10/25 but I didn't agree with the selection of speakers the WCRP and UTGOP had lined up for this event. So I decided to use my 1st amendment rights to take a picket sign to the event that said "GOD BLESS CHARLIE" " but I don't think he would be happy with the speakers that have been chosen to speak for him." My wife (who has dementia) and I sat quietly on one of the stone benches in front of the Dixie Center and were in no way hampering any egress to the event. The management came out and asked us to move 40 ft further away to the "FREE SPEECH AREA" and I refused because I told them as far as I knew the whole country was a free speech area. They told me the WCRP had requested to have the free speech area enforced during the event. And if I didn't move they would get the sheriffs deputies involved, I told him I wasn't going to move. So shortly after he went over and spoke with the sheriffs deputies they came over and began to harass and threaten us with jail if we didn't move the 40 ft to the free speech area. Well this caused my wife a huge amount of stress, and I even felt she may have a stroke or heart attack. While I was willing to keep fighting for my GOD given rights and even go to jail if need be. I wasn't willing to put my wife in any more danger so I relented and decided to leave. But the deputies had to get in their last digs of disrespect, which made me sit back down. But my wife hollered at me so I got back up and started to leave again, and that's when one of the deputies put hands on me. I shook his hands off of me and told him I don't need any help leaving. Then they followed us to the parking lot to make sure we left. What that deputy did would be considered "battery" if you didn't know. The reason all of this happened is because the management "LIED" to me and probably to the deputies. And the deputies didn't do their do diligence and check to make sure that what the management was telling them was the truth. So because of this LIE my 1st amendment rights were violated! The lie the management told was that the WCRP had requested the free speech area be enforced during this event. I know this for a fact because I have talked to the people at the WCRP and asked them if they had asked for the free speech area to be enforced for this event, and they have said "NO". If you are a Republican and you know anything about Charlie Kirk, you know that makes far more sense than what the management is claiming. So if you want to do business that doesn't respect the "Constitution" then go to the Dixie Center. If you want to teach a business a lesson on respecting our rights and freedoms and the Constitution, find someplace else to have your meetings. If they will lie about this what else will they lie about? Do you want to take the chance of finding out how little integrity or morals this business has?

We stayed here 1night on our way north. Our site was close to the entrance, easy in/out with plenty…read moreof room for our tow car. There are lots of options for eateries so don't need to disconnect car, just walked. The Black Bear diner on the corner had good meatloaf and chicken fried steak. We would definitely come here again.

Very well maintained sites, plenty of parking for your tt and truck or mh and toad. Bathrooms were…read morethe cleanest I have seen in a long time, and the hot water got HOT. : ) pool and hot tub were nice, with plenty of space and lounge chairs. Laundry room is big and clean. The staff are pretty amazing. Very accommodating and helpful. I give it a 8/10. Its very quiet and close to all the things.