Horrible hotel. Do not book here. I booked what I thought was 2 queen beds, turns out it was a king…read moreroom. They would not cancel or refund any of my money. So I lost over $500 for a simple mistake they refused to fix. I even called and the woman on the phone was extremely rude and refused to help because it was booked through Expedia. So don't stay here because they make zero accommodations.

We actually stayed in the small RV campground that this hotel offers and it was very nice! Campers…read morehad full use of the hotel amenities which included a well-furnished gym and a lovely fire pit sitting area. The location just a block from historic downtown is unbeatable as there are plenty of shops and restaurants within easy walking distance. We would definitely camp here again, or even stay in the hotel.

great breakfast and very friendly staff! room was perfect and reasonably priced. parking lot was…read morenice too, you can park right in front of your room. highly recommend if you're looking to stay near zion, or if you're just traveling.

I stayed here for three days during my visit to Cedar City. The hotel is under renovations and they…read morehave made good progress. The rooms have already been recently renovated. The new flooring, walls, furniture, and restroom fixtures. One thing I do recommend is that they add better ventilation fans in the restrooms that suck the air out quicker and more efficiently. The beds were comfortable and offered very nice bedding. Although I did not need the use of the AC, it did work very well. A big plus about staying at this hotel is the breakfast they offer for free throughout your stay during the morning hours. I hit it up every morning, regardless if I was intending to have breakfast later that day. The breakfast includes biscuits & gravy, scrambled eggs, bacon strips, sausage links, make your own waffle machine, breakfast potatoes, cereals, oatmeal, and much more, not to mention coffee and teas. There's inside and outside seating available. The hotel offers an inside pool, it's a non-smoking facility, offers a laundry facility, and an exercise room. The renovations will include a new lobby and restaurant and bar. I would stay here again, not only because the prices were very fair and it was a good stay.

we have been on the road for six days and this by far was probably one of the cleanest and most…read morecomfortable rooms that we stayed in on this journey. The room was a comfortable size and everything was clean. The bed was comfortable and the pillows were soft. The parking for this hotel was really easy for unloading and accessing the hotel. The staff here are super friendly and accommodating. This place was really good and I'm happy that we stayed here. We will definitely be back at this place if we are in the area again. Special shout out to Katy the housekeeper as our room was really clean thank you for a great visit see you next time..

This Courtyard was that start of a road trip for me. I've been here before. My wife likes it…read more They are located right off the 15. They are in a good location with a Walmart, and restaurants nearby. Check in was nice and easy. We were given the room that we booked. A studio king. It was the standard room that we normally get when staying here with a small work area, a bed, and coffee maker. Bathrooms are typical with the Bonvoy special shampoo, conditioner and bodywash in gymlike dispensers. They have a decent gym downstairs equipped with treadmills and ellipticals. Dumbbells are available for weightlifting. The gym was clean and had plenty of wipes and towels. Breakfast is served downstairs. No free breakfast at this Courtyard even for elite members like me. They do give platinum and above members $10 with everything costing over $10, not including coffee or morning drinks. Surprisingly, the tomatoes served with breakfast were some of the best tomatoes I've ever had. Overall, it is an okay hotel. You can get a good nights rest here. You will pay for breakfast whether you are platinum elite and above or not. My wife likes it. Okay? I probably will be back.

La Quinta in Cedar City was a perfect stop for us while traveling cross country. The hotel was…read morecomfortable, easy to access, and exactly what we needed for a night on the road. The included breakfast was actually really solid and a nice bonus before getting back on the drive. The only downside was that the elevators had a strong paint/chemical smell that was a little off-putting, but aside from that everything else was perfectly fine. Overall, a good stay and a convenient road trip stop.

STAY ANYWHERE ELSE BUT HERE! This place was horrible. The place smells terrible. The floors…read moreare filthy dirty in the rooms and in the halls. The furniture is worn, scratched, and broken. The walls are dirty and all of the corners are worn and chipped. There are 2 elevators though only one works. There was a baseball team staying there while we were there and we waited 10 minutes to go up to our room. The "included" breakfast was terrible. The eggs tasted like chemicals and the sausage was disgusting. STAY ANYWHERE BUT HERE!!

We used Holiday Inn as our "home base" for a couple evenings when visiting Zion and Bryce Canyon…read moreparks. It was fine, but nothing over-the-top. Biggest detractor is the noise. Walls are thin and the weekend we were there, there were lots of teens/early 20s folks that were crazy loud in the hall. Glad I had my noise canceling headphones charged up. Parking lot had some construction on one side while we visited. Not a huge deal, jist went around the other side. It might be beneficial to have a separate area for RV parking, as having RVs parked directly behind passenger vehicles made maneuvering around them a little difficult. Breakfast served every morning and it was definitely adequate, nothing to complain about there. Not fancy by any means though.

Attention dog lovers! Not only is this a pet-friendly hotel, but there is a board at check-in with…read morethe names of all the four-legged guests proudly welcoming them. How heart-warming is that!? I immediately wanted to meet each of the pooches and have a cuddle-puddle in the lobby, but I refrained. The hotel itself is fine-the room was incredibly spacious with a double shower that's just begging for some group adult parties. I'm sure this setup is perfect for such shenanigans, but I can't confirm that since it was just me and the wife. But anyway, yeah, that's a balling shower. I also appreciate the higher quality shampoo, conditioner, soap and lotion. Dove is a step above the typical hotel stuff, for sure! Breakfast is rather nice-a full selection of hot items, cereal, fruit and an assortment of juices and coffee. Everything stayed stocked and neat thanks to the attentive breakfast staff. My one complaint about this hotel is the noise. We heard every conversation out in the hall-and I don't think anyone was speaking at unreasonably loud levels. The sounds of footsteps above us made me think that there were large animals running around-but I bet there were not. A little better insulation or other sound-reducing measures could really make a difference. Especially if you have a party in that shower.

Stayed here for work...when I drove in from Freedom road I actually drove past it since all you…read morereally see from that way is an empty Sizzler on the corner that apparently closed down. Staff was unfriendly and room seemed dark. Also had a fly buzzing around in bathroom, when I told front desk they seemed not to care. The 2 stars is for the location as you can walk along Main street easily.

I called to book a king suite room for my family and I and the gentleman there accommodated me…read moreright away. I recommend travelers to always call and check in with the hotel because sometimes through many websites and apps, rooms would be marked as booked and this was my case. Upon arrival, the check in process was very smooth, no issues and the gentleman was very nice. We were luck to have won a gift card for Best Western for $100 so we only got to pay the small remaining balance. The room itself was large and spacious, bed was very comfortable, exceptionally clean. My partner tried the pool and said it was very nice and the jacuzzi was a plus. The area is quiet. I would recommend they fix the doorknob though because it was somewhat loose and could cause a safety issue. For winter, I recommend they leave the heaters running a little because when guests arrive the rooms are very cold. We didn't get to try their breakfast but their coffee is good

We had never traveled with our dog before -- especially on a long journey. During our trip, we…read morestopped at various hotels overnight and felt that most hotels don't understand accommodating pets. The SpringHill Suites in Cedar City is completely different. We had a first-floor room. They gave us a paw sign to hang on the door to remind anyone opening the door that we had a dog. There is a grassy area, with shady trees, outside the hotel (with poop bags and a trash receptacle) at the outside of the parking lot. But the biggest compliment I can give this hotel is how EVERYONE helped however we needed it (by adding a night over a crowded holiday weekend), quick-cleaning the room while we took our dog for a walk, and accepting a delivery from nearby Walmart of dog food. The room was clean and had everything we needed to stay inside to eat dinner. This was our favorite stop.

My family and I were traveling to CO and decided our halfway rest point would be Cedar City. We…read morechose this hotel because they are pet friendly. If you get into town late and need to check in, don't fret you just have to ring the bell. I did a pre- check, so check in at the counter was a breeze. I didn't catch the name of the employee, but she was nice and helpful. We were given a door hanger with a paw print to hang outside our door. The room was clean & tidy. The couch has a pull out on the bottom, little kitchenette, desk area - free breakfast buffet is included - there's waffles, eggs, sausages, fruit, etc. We wouldn't mind staying here again if we happen to be in town.

This is a super unique location and you could spend all day just looking at the items the hosts…read morehave collected on the inside. We stayed in the galley room which was loaded with nautical items, art and even a disapproving statue in the bathroom breakfast was buffet style with fruit tea coffee eggs and sausage. The host were friendly and helpful the rooms were clean and fairly spacious for a bed-and-breakfast. The Inn is steps away from where the Shakespeare festival is held and a short walk from downtown so it's ideally located as well.

Stoped for a night on our way to the Moab. Friendly folks, comfy room, plenty of parking. What else…read moredo you need? The breakfast buffet was satisfactory, won't get a Michelin star but will start your day.

We were only here for one night, so I can only speak of my 24 hr experience. The front desk was…read morevery accommodating and pleasant. We were in Cedar City due to a family emergency, driving in from Ark we were exhausted. We were allowed to check in a little early so we could deal with the crisis at hand. Our room was clean, a/c cold, and the water was hot. This is our second stay here in two months there were no issues with wither stay.

We arrived in Cedar City at 1pm and called the hotel about an early check in. We were told they…read morehad no rooms ready, so we hung out for a little bit. We arrived at 2:45pm, check-in is listed at 3:00pm. As I approached the front desk, I was not greeted. No name tags on any employee. One women was on the computer and never looked up. The other women who was messing with keycard folders, finally acknowledged that her lobby was full. I said checking in, she nervously said they had no rooms cleaned and the other women stood up, very pissed off. Looked at her co-worker, as if we weren't standing there and said in a very nasty voice, "they will have to wait until 3 for check in. We have no clean rooms." To which I replied, "I have worked in the hotel industry, there is no way, there isn't a room available, 10 minutes before check in time. You aren't going to turn over 200 rooms in the next 10 minutes, have you not been cleaning them all morning?" She completely waived me off and said, "3:00pm is check in." So at 2:58pm magically they had a room for us to check into. There were pubic hairs all over the bathroom sink and the bath tub. Gross. I let the water take them down the drain. A bag of garbage sat at the top of the stairs for an entire day, not even closed up. Literally in the path of the stairs, fire hazard. My husband reminded the front desk that it was up there at 7pm still. She sighed and said she would get to it. There is NO hot water, no matter what time of day or night you shower. Luke warm at best. Day four and the stairs have not been vacuumed once, since being here. At breakfast, I was pushed to the side by a breakfast attendant twice, so she could grab her rags, as I was reaching for items. We needed a roll away bed for our last night here and requested the bed on day 2 of our stay and we were told that they don't reserve beds, they are first come, first serve. I was instructed to come down first thing in the morning the day I needed the bed. 730am I went down to the front desk to do so. While I waited my turn, I listened to another guest conplain about her stay and watched her show pictures of all the bugs in her room and the hotel tub. The front desk attendant said and I quote, "You didn't have to stay here, you could have checked out immediately and been given a full refund." The hotel guest then said, "There were no other rooms." To which she got a reply, "Look, I wasn't here last night, so I don't know what happened." And she kept looking down at her computer screen, while the customer continued to tell her about her experience. She couldnt even give her the respect of eye contact while speaking to her and acknowledging her frustrations. Basically taking no accountability for the company she works for. I step up to the desk to request my roll away to which I am told, "We have none that have been turned in, come back at 3pm, when it is check in." Seems like there are no processes in place to know when beds are turned in. My husband check again, upon our return from lunch and shopping and he was told they dont have any beds yet and check back later tonight. She put our room on a list of requested rooms that needed a rollaway. I grabbed my book and sat in the chairs on the second floor and waited for house keeping to be done cleaning the rooms. It was about 230pm. I asked him. "Hey, do you happen to have any rollaway beds in that storage closet? We have been waiting all day to have one delivered." He opened up the storage closet and sure enough there were two rollaway beds just sitting in there. Ridiculous that the front desk either doesnt know they are available or too lazy to check the closet. I guarantee they will never call us or bring a roll away to our room today. The 3pm shift arrived for work and I proceed to hear about how pissed off the front desk clerk was having to listen to everyone complain about the rooms. And the lady that showed up to work, asically agreed. The male bousekeeper who works on the second floor asked a housekeeping lead if she had checked out his rooms, so he could put his cart away and go home. She said, just go, no need. The male housekeeper was trying to follow protocal. I am disgusted by the attitude of every single person that works in this hotel, except for the male house keeper that works the 2nd floor. I am now sitting in the room itching everywhere; the thought of bugs in this place eww. I have personally not seen one in my room, but if there are bugs in one room, there are bugs in all the rooms. Eeek. I needed a new room key. As I had lost my key. The front desk made me new room keys, asked for my name, but never my photo ID to prove who I was. So basically anyone has access to your room, if they know your room number and your name. That is such a security/safety breach!!!! Never ever would that be acceptable at another hotel. I called and left a message for Corporate to call me back and not one word from them.

The Iron Gate Inn is a beautiful Bed & Breakfast centrally located in Cedar City, Utah. The…read morelocation is within walking distance to Southern Utah University and the Shakespeare Festival. Upon arrival we were greeted by the owners Brian and Donna and offered a complementary glass of wine. The owners are very personable and excellent hosts willing to help their guests have a memorable experience. We reserved the Lucy Belle room on the first floor which has a separate door to the front porch. This room has a king bed, spacious bathroom with shower. The bed was comfortable, plenty of hot water in the shower and and the room was nicely decorated. The porch is a perfect place to relax overlooking the flower garden. Morning coffee, juices and homemade breakfast is also included. Behind the Inn is the IG winery. Tours and tastings are available. We have previously stayed at other B&B's in the Cedar City but now that we have experienced Iron Gate it will be the first choice on future visits.

This place is fantastic. The house is lovely: originally built in 1897, it has been restored and…read moredecorated to reflect its turn-of-the-century heritage without sacrificing modern conveniences. Susan and CR are gracious hosts and are accommodating, warm, and solicitous without being overbearing. Our room was the "Joy Darlene" and featured a king bed and a three-head walk-in shower (tilt the middle head all the way down before turning on the taps!). The breakfast area is charming and opens onto a patio, which would be a lovely place in warmer temperatures for a cool drink. The food is scrumptious and homemade, as befits a quality B&B. Our first breakfast: individual quiches (bacon, cheese, artichoke), cinnamon muffins, fresh fruit, and juices. Our second breakfast: banana bread pudding, sausages, fresh fruit, and juices. You will not leave hungry! The hosts even provide a happy hour at 5pm with wine and appys (we were served bacon wrapped brie-stuffed dates, chips and homemade salsa, crackers/cheeses/meat plate, and jalapeno olives). If you have any food allergies, let the hosts know a few days in advance of your visit and they will modify the menu for you. I am lactose-intolerant and they were gracious enough to make my quiche without cheese and my bread pudding with Lactaid milk. The house is within a few minutes walking distance of Southern Utah University (where the Utah Shakespeare Festival is located during the summer) and the downtown core. Despite this, the evenings were VERY quiet, ensuring a good night's sleep for all. Susan and CR said that they will be opening up a winery in the next couple of months, which will only add to the quality and decadence of this already fine establishment. We plan on visiting again for the Shakespeare festival later this summer and are looking forward to it! Only 1 quibble: although there is wifi available, the connection doesn't seem to work with Apple products.