Great hotel! We had a 3 night stay while visiting St.George and the Zion hot springs. We had our…read moresenior dog, so they put us in an excellent location near the door where the dog relief area is. The room was super clean and cozy. Bathroom was very nice but the water pressure is lacking in the shower. The free breakfast was very convenient and they have snacks and drinks to purchase in the lobby. All of the staff was very friendly! I just realized I didn't take a single picture!

Fist time staying here and wow it was very nice. Especially the customer service. Jacque was…read moreamazingly very compassionate and considerate in my situation. She took in consideration all my needs and car problems I had reaching this place. Long story short thank you. Free breakfast every morning starting 6:00am lots to choose from. We ended up staying for one week. Experience no problems it was a pleasure staying here my only negative would be not having a closet. Lastly we would definitely stay here again.

I've stayed here several times. The staff is always friendly,welcoming and helpful! The hotel is…read morevery clean throughout! The complementary breakfast has a lot of options and it's great for hotel food that's free! Ghey also have extended time frame to eat until 9:30 if you wanna sleep in at all The pool,spa, the common area inside and out is nice! Rooms are very comfortable always CLEAN! It's connected with the pool area to a lazy river with access ti the reservist next door at the Marriott as well ! The oool staff "Madison " was the best part of my night tonight i accidentally hit the emergency button on the sos instead of the jets is how we met lol She's so beautiful, full of personality a beautiful smile and works hard to help guest and make them wanna come again and again sharing the surrounding areas I asked about because I want to move here we talked about life for a money and I hope she eventually moved up the the front desk and works her way up the ladder she's great for the company in my personal opinion and wow she's could go advertising for anything not even trying a natural! Please give this girl a raise ahahah I give this place 5 stars and will stay here any chance I get! I've stayed so many places and this one's my favorite

Oct 3, 2025. Two night stay…read more Titanium rewards member. First. The rooms need a lighting upgrade badly. It's all tiny lighting and I was so frustrated in the evening not being able to see anything in my suitcases. There's a suitcase rack by window over AC unit but it's dark and no lighting in that area. Entire room needs new LED fixtures and bulbs that provide enough light. It's a dark cave every evening. I reserved ahead with points. As a titanium member I would have expected my room to be ready when I arrived and it was not. I had to be given a different room than was blocked out for me. I had 2 nights blocked out same room, 2 reservations as they were paid differently. I should have been upgraded to a double king instead of queen , 4th floor golf course view. We had 2 queens. The room size is good. It's cramped and be careful of the trundle bed pulled out as with limited space it's hard to get around bed hard sharp corner without banging your leg on it. We liked the hotel. Breakfast is dismal. We did not eat there after looking the food.

What a great hotel. The service was great and the rooms were very clean and spacious. We really…read moreenjoyed the pillows here. Also, front desk was awesome. They had so many great recommendations as we have never been to Saint George so a huge win! Also, it's dog friendly.

Stayed here in 2020 was a great spot. Clean freeway close location. Was our jump off spot for…read moreNational parks in the area.

Renovated hotel per ads. Disappointed that the base of the bed was not secure and the entire bed…read moremoved if you leaned on it. Not good in the dark when getting up. Bathroom was very small with a tiny toilet - unexpected for a remodeled hotel. Multiple parking lots and wings to the hotel which were confusing when trying to locate our vehicle and schlepping luggage. Coffee and a couple bananas were our breakfast. Recommend they fasten the base of the bed. Dangerous. Good water pressure in a clean shower. Ample plugs for medical equipment and chargers.

This is a great place location 30 minutes from Zion Park and they include a free breakfast very…read morereasonably priced and staff/employees are nice and polite.

Great room with microwave, refrigerator and coffee bar; huge jet tub with shower, comfy bed,…read moreincluded breakfast and more. Very quiet, nice black out blinds. Good customer service, 24 hour front desk coverage. Dog friendly $25 per dog per night. I would stay here again. No complaints! Close to Highway, near Kolab Canyon (Zion National Park). Lots of eateries nearby, felt like a safe area, good places to walk dogs adjacent to hotel.

General impression is that this hotel is decent. However, after staying here for 4 nights my…read moreopinion has changed. First of all the hotel staff including the front desk are unfriendly and not welcoming. The only employer I saw smile was a man named John during breakfast. Speaking of breakfast. The pancake machine is broken half of the time. The juice machine.... only OJ works. Apple and cranberry juice shoots out water. The tables are not wiped down until breakfast closes. On the bright side, the food is always full. This is a smoke free hotel. Sort of. Hanging out by the pool you can smell smoke and at one point the elevator reaked of Marijuana. Pool time. My kids have enjoyed the pool. However, do not trust the hand rails by the pool or hot tub. They are not sturdy and you will fall down if you rely on them. Also, I have been slightly annoyed by hotel staff using the pool while guests swim. My daughter got smacked on the head by an employees daughter who was using the pool. Pool chairs are broken and torn. Our room. It is in general a lovely room. There is plenty of space for our family. There is not enough drawer space. The closet is useless with only 4 hangers to use. The chair in the room is broken with the leg bent upwards. The moment you attempt to sit on it, you instantly fall forward and onto the floor. Why is this even in the room??? It is an obvious hazard. Part of the problem is that these were the same or similar issues we experienced on our visit over a year ago. Things just dont seem to get fixed and that is why I am leaving this review.​

I travel with my 2 small dogs. This place was the only one I could find that was pet friendly. Room…read more112. My key card didn't work several times to open the door and had to have them replaced twice. It was a real dump. Torn curtains held together with Bobby pins, exposed light in the ceiling, dirty bathroom ceiling fan with light that had several dozen dead insects left in it. The walls are a grimy weird greenish brown. My dogs had their own beds I brought with me. Lucky them! I was hesitant to sleep in the bed. I slept in some clothes and picked clean (or perceived clean) towels to put over the pillows so I could sleep.I was so tired from driving all day, I didn't want to try and find another place so late in the evening. I got a headache after about 30 months in the room and just chalked it up to being tired. Oh no. The next morning I'm sneezing like crazy along with a headache and itchy red eyes. My dogs were itching too.. Who knows how or if they clean this room but I'm guessing I was exposed to cat hair (I'm allergic) and chemicals. Do not stay here. It is truly a dump. The only thing I felt was safe enough to eat at free breakfast was a sealed container of yogurt. This place is in stark contrast to the Choice hotel I slept at in Fruita, Colorado.

My wife and I are quite experienced travelers, domestically and in Europe. I have spent weeks in…read moreAsia. Staying at this 'Quality Inn' proved to be the worst hotel/motel experience of all. The nightmare started at the front desk. I handed the rather inattentive guy at the check-in desk a printout of our reservation and payment for two rooms, side-by side. We were traveling with another couple. When he tore himself away from whatever was so interesting on his phone, tapped a few keys and informed us how sorry he was that we only have one reservation. WHAT?? Yep, the computer doesn't lie. Only one reservation found, despite a computer printout of our reservation and payment for two rooms. His name was Fernando or Fredrico, and he informed us we, the guests, would need to fix this problem, since he can't. I told him I am not trained on Quality Inn computers, and expect him to find and rectify whatever the problem was. He became quite belligerent and very angrily told all four of us that he can't help us. Maybe his supervisor can. I spoke with her, Julia Torres, and explained the situation. I handed the phone back to our very hostile check-in desk employee. He grunted into the phone several times, went back to his computer and found the other room. Where was it? SURPRISE, right next to the first room he found. Untrained, or maybe just a slow learner. I've never been so mistreated by hotel or motel staff. The room itself was large and mildly dingy, but the bathroom was tiny. The air conditioner roared mightily, but produced no cold air. It roared like a freight train and there was no way to turn the damned thing off. Room temp never got below 86 degrees during the day. We decided not to experience further hostility from staff by reporting this failure, and just suffered through it, spending time cooling off in our friends' room. Outside it was 96+. The tub would not drain sufficiently during showers, resulting in ankle deep dirty water. My wife refused to use it, but our Uncle Sammy provided far worse facilities in the past for me, so I used it. Fearing more anger and hostility from staff, we did not report this issue. We also shunned housekeeping during our stay, fearing that once again, untrained or untrustworthy staff would enter our room. As a former real estate broker, I couldn't help noticing abundant deferred exterior maintenance around the property, which was consistent with the lack of computer training and customer service by the front desk. Obviously, management at Quality Inn just doesn't care. It was a horrible stay for us, the worst we have ever experienced. The anger and belligerency exhibited by the front desk guy was inexcusible, as was his lack of training on the company computer. These are failures of corporate management, for sure. We will never consider a Quality Inn again.

IF YOU LIKE: * A check in process where you have to read…read moreinstructions to get your key from a kiosk because the owner "has a bad knee" and can't be bothered to assist you in person * A trip-hazard of poorly laid concrete patch on a decrepit walkway * A noisy fridge that has food leftover from a previous occupant which calls into question the overall cleanness of the room * A loud AC unit that runs non-stop until you shut it off, giving you the bonus option of a hot room * A shower drain that is slow such that you're standing in backed up water * A hot water supply that may or may not give you hot water for your shower * A bed installed close enough to a wall that you have to sidle to get in it * A kitchenette with no cookware or amenities of any kind * An alarm clock alarm that's set to ON by a previous occupant but not turned off because (per the owner) 'it's up to you --not up to hotel staff -- to think to check it' * A lot of hotrod traffic racing up and down the adjacent street until 1am THIS IS THE PLACE FOR YOU! I complained to management about most this (the stuff that's within their control) and got back a response taking no ownership of any of the issues. Bottom Line: pay an extra $20 and find someplace where you can get some sleep and that isn't an out of date dump like this.

I picked this motel because it was well reviewed. We were traveling from our home in Idaho to visit…read morefamily and friends in California and made this our stop for the night. Located on St. George Blvd, a main drag, it is a modest two story building, with a small but functional parking lot, though a little challenging to get into from the freeway (probably best to make a U-turn once you pass it). Nothing fancy on the outside, but attractive. The woman in the office was nice enough and we were checked in quickly. Happily, we're had an upstairs room over the office and set back from the street. No elevator but the staircase was easy to negotiate. Our room was nice and clean. We had two queens, which we like when traveling. The bathroom and shower were small but the water was hot and the pressure was good. The bathroom fan worked well. The beds were not super comfortable, but good for one night. The AC was great. There is a healthy place to eat right across the street and other eateries within walking distance. Apparently there is a pool but we didn't use it. We will stay here again when passing through.

This Bestwestern puts all the other Bestwestern Plus locations to shame. The decor was modern and…read morewell lit, the buildings and facilities were well maintained. The staff was above and beyond with their customer service. The breakfast food was amazing including the fresh omelet station. They had many other options as well. The room was spacious and very clean. The beds were your standard expectation of a hotel bed.

Good value. Very pleasant staff…read more Very nice rooms and they are pet friendly. Easy access from I-15

Great cheap place to stay a night on our way through Utah! Very clean, quiet, and thoughtful. They…read morealso were kind enough to give us a free toothbrush and toothpaste because we forgot ours. Breakfast was above average for a hotel breakfast but not anything spectacular. The usual staples (waffles, oatmeal, cereal, egg, sausage, some veggies, tater tots, yogurt, bread, fruit, etc). Overall for the price, this place really surprised us!

Staff was very friendly, room was nice, the pool area could use some love. There weren't any clean…read morepool towels when we got down there and the hot tub was Luke warm.

We loved our stay here so much that we adjusted our return itinerary so we could have an extra…read moreafternoon-night-morning at the Mulberry Inn. From the creative and thoughtful touches that Peggy (owner/manager) has put into each element of each space in this 1800's home, to the neighborhood, and the delicious breakfast, this is definitely a "must stay" spot for us if we ever return to the St. George area! Truly exceptional and caring staff who run this place beautifully. And the spaces are great for relaxing after a day of travel, hiking or anything - with lovely porches throughout the lot that this home sits on. Each room is lovingly decorated in a storybook theme, with rooms like Alice (for Alice in Wonderland theme), Josephine (for Little Women) and Sherlock (for Sherlock Holmes). We LOVED everything about this special Bed and Breakfast, historical inn in St. George!

I would give this place ten stars if I could. Our group of six stayed two nights and loved it!…read more The owner, Peggy, is an amazing host and an absolute delight to talk with. We would come back just to visit with her! We stayed across the street in the Whitehead Home that was built in 1881. The architecture of the house continuously piqued our interest. Our rooms were clean and super comfortable. It was easy to feel right at home...and we did. Breakfasts were always delicious and filling. They were the perfect way to fuel up for the many sights and adventures in the St George area. We'll be back and we'll definitely stay with Peggy at the Mulberry Inn!