I don't want to leave a review because I don't want this beautiful place to become so busy that I…read morecan't find a spot but I'll leave one anyway. https://youtu.be/4kbhXcoTcPM?si=J2eoj3rS4vDKwu14. This place is soooo funnn!!! So much to do for the kids for a good camping trip. Do your kids get bored while dry camping.... Well then this is the place for you. Does your spouse want a toilet and a shower while camping... well here ya go. Do you wanna river to walk along and a trail to scope out.... Here ya go. https://youtu.be/e-yCDqg5Dgc?si=Z9VnEfaCdZNMxJqL Here are some basic made YouTube videos for personal use and for the family to watch. May help you see if you wanna go and have the time of your life. Also the staff is super friendly, they know you are there for a great time and do their best to ensure your trip is as epic as possible.

We have been coming here over 8 years. I left reviews as the new management took over and the…read moresanitation issues went up and up.. My review on Google was just given a very passive aggressive reply by the owner, with laughing emojis and a Cheers at the end, saying they aren't a resort (yet you will drop over $250 to camp for 2 nights as a family...) and mocking my pleading reviews for things to be improved or to be updated on the pump having broken..? Kids and families will walk right through your camp too, so there is no privacy when you go. And with how often everything floods there, the reason for the last group having to sell, and now the cleanliness of the water in question while those speaking concerns are laughed at, it ia only a matter of time before safety is compromsied, someone will get seriosuly hurt, and a lawsuit or arrest will have to happen. Truly, the decks are ancient and haven't been replaced, the bridge from the campsites hasn't been replaced or updated, and many other issues.. The soaring reviews were also left during the winter season, when no one was there, too. They are boosting their reviews artificially. Don't go..

I believe that this place is permanently closed, there is no website or phone number and all of the…read morereviews look like they're from several years ago. We passed by here yesterday, hoping to take a look at the property, but the gate to it was only partially open and we didn't feel comfortable opening it up and driving in. After talking to some locals, it's clear that it's been kind of an on and off situation for the last few years mostly Off with them doing renovations, but never really opening up. It looks so quaint and charming and I'm sure it was lovely in the past, but it would probably take a pretty penny to turn it around and I'm not really sure what the current owner's motivation is to do with the property. Personally, I would just keep it for myself :-)

As a native Nevadan, I have not been to this Motel since the mid to late 90s. One of my fondest…read morechildhood memories. With tradition, every spring season, we would always stay one night at the Motel Spa then return to our RV. In the morning, we would head to our camp ground at Eagle Valley for some trout fishing and camping. Caliente Hot Springs Motel, will always have a special place in my heart, along with Ash Springs, when it was open to the public. Make the town of Caliente great again. A Nevadan hidden treasure. I love being from Nevada so many beautiful things to see, that only locals know or knew about.

We had to book a room last minute on our way back to LA from Salt Lake City on Dec 25th, and upon…read moreour arrival I could not have been more pleasantly surprised of my decision to have picked this place! The hotel looked more like a ski resort with cozy cabins and the views it had to offer from each room were just breathtaking, specially with the sound of the Virgin river running along the entire property added to the magic of this place. The rooms were very clean with every amenities one would need for a comfortable stay. The front desk staff were the warmest and friendliest I have recently encountered, catering to our every need as well as giving us useful advice on activities and places to eat and visit. Definitely will be back!

Literally amazing place. The backdrop is beautiful and the proximity to Zion is fantastic. The…read morerooms were beautiful and spacious and well equipped, and the staff was friendly and helpful. I loved soaking in the hot tub after a day of hiking. The price was really inexpensive for us because we went in the end of winter/ early spring, but be warned it is pricey in high season.

We stayed here for a night when we were visiting Gunlock falls to see them flowing. We arrived at…read morenight and gained access to the property via the gated entrance. In the drive up to the Holmstead there can be a waterway that you have to cross. I walked across ahead of the car just in case it was too deep but we managed it in a Kia forte. The signage on the property to find accommodation could do with some work. It was pretty tricky to find where we were meant to be going but we did eventually find it and the little cabin that we stayed in was gorgeous. Our two children seven and nine slept upstairs; you have to gain access by a ladder so that's worth thinking about if you have little ones. We were downstairs with a fridge and television and it was comfy and cozy and great fun. The toilets and the showers were a short walk from the accommodation, but they were very clean and well appointed. There were animals that you can go and see that our children loved looking at and cats that run freely that again our children loved. We will definitely be back here again.

The most beautiful ranch! The cabins are spacious and have everything you need. Everything is…read morewithin walking distance. The views are gorgeous. So beautiful and peaceful. Would 10/10 recommend. I will be back!

My sister and I made a quick stop in Zion on our road trip back to L.A., and we couldn't have…read morepicked a better place to stay than Zion Wildflower Resort. From the moment we checked in, Brian at the front desk made us feel right at home. He was incredibly kind, attentive, and genuinely helpful throughout our stay. We stayed in one of the yurts, which was spotless when we arrived. The yurt had its own private bathroom and shower, and we were conveniently close to the pool, spa area (which has a cozy fireplace in the center--so unique!), BBQs, and fire pits. The resort also has a selection of board games in the lobby that you can borrow to enjoy with friends or family. There's also a charming little café near the check-in area that added to the overall experience. The views of Utah at sunset were absolutely breathtaking, and the stargazing at night was incredible. The only thing worth noting is that our last night was quite windy, and the yurt was a bit noisy from the wind. But, hey, it's all part of being out in the beautiful wilderness--Mother Nature's soundtrack, if you will!

Hands down...5/5!!! We had the most wonderful stay at ZION WILDFLOWER RESORT in Virgin, which is…read morelocated ~15 minutes to the Zion South Entrance. Our party of 6 and two fur babies stayed in a 3 Bed 1 Bath unit, which was facing the great lawn. A very convenient location to enjoy the picnic area and fire pit. A full-size bunk bed and King bed worked out perfectly. The sink and mirror were in the common area, while the shower and toilet were enclosed. Other amenities included a small fridge, microwave, heater/AC, front patio with rocking chairs, smores kit, and fabulous linens. Very clean and well designed for glamping! We love to visit Zion National Park often and will definitely stay at Zion Wildflower Resort in the future!!

We had a fantastic one night stay here and will absolutely not hesitate to stay here again. The…read moreroom was clean, it was quiet during the weeknight, and the staff was nice and courteous. The beds were some of the best we've ever slept in at a hotel and breakfast arrived on time and with a smile. Tip: you can request luggage racks and they'll bring it to you. And of course the view from the room was great. Sat outside on our 2nd floor balcony enjoying breakfast and the balcony and chairs were spotless. Not sure how they keep that up, but it's literally the only place we've stayed at where the balcony and furniture wasn't covered in dust. Bravo. The Keurig machine was also very clean, almost seemed brand new. Wish the rooms had full length mirrors and more than two coffee Keurig K-Cups (in case one person drank more than 1 cup of coffee in the morning) but at this point I'm just nitpicking.

Stayed here for our first time for our wedding ! Location…read morewas very convenient & the views are amazing. Complimentary breakfast was super cute & arrived on time for both mornings we were there. I took a star off because... A) no one was at the check in desk when I was waiting for 10min to check in - there was a sign saying that stepped away for a moment, I waited & waited until someone told me to press 0 on the phone (the hostess from the restaurant side had to tell me) & I arrived right at check - in time. B) for the price a microwave & full - length mirror in the room would've been nice. Overall, the stay was nice & we would recommend, but I don't think it was worth the price per night.

We were in town for a funeral and had no choice but to check in here. I found it to be very dirty…read more There were yellow and brown stains on the white sheets and hair that wasn't our color on the towels. There was a gas station next door that was convenient which was nice because I wouldn't trust eating anything if it were cooked/sold at this motel. The staff was rude and cleanliness means something to me. I don't recommend this place unless you have no choice, but bring your own towels and pillows and blankets.

I spent two nights at the Sleep E Motel while working near Enterprise. The price was decent and the…read moreroom was reasonably clean. The place doesn't have WIFI, but it's a low-end motel in a small town, and for the price I didn't expect many amenities. A couple days later I realized that I'd left my laptop charger in the room, so I went by to pick it up. When I walked up to the office the door was open and three women, two of whom I hadn't seen before, were standing in the room. I told them what room I was in and explained about the charger. One of the women, a thin 40-something with blue eyes, seemed immediately angry. When I was done talking she burst out with, "Your room was filthy." I asked her to explain. Another woman told me that the microwave was dirty and that I had left some bark in the tub. Both of these things are true. I had washed some work clothing in the tub, and some juniper bark from my clothes had ended up sitting near the drain. Being that I paid them for the room, and neither of these things was difficult to rectify for any halfway-competent worker, I didn't give it much thought. Yet here I was receiving a lecture on my behavior. "We debated charging you extra because of it. It took 45 minutes to clean that room," said the thin woman. I was stunned. Had they forgotten who the customer was in this transaction? Were they drunk? Surely any person even cursorily versed in customer service would know how wrong the situation was. Incidentally, the woman who had taken my payment for the second night said nothing. I think she understood. They ranted at me for a couple more minutes. I don't engage in conflicts that are not likely to have a good resolution, so I opted not to explain the error of their actions to them. A very heavy short woman, the second one to speak, finished with, "Just keep that in mind next time." By that point I had checked out of the conversation mentally and, sensing that the tongue lashing was over, I turned to walk away without a word. The above describes what happened. What's below is my reaction to it. If all you want is the facts, stop reading here. I've been to many, many places of lodging. I try to be mindful of the fact that the people working at them don't make much and work very hard. I try to be respectful, and usually leave a room in very good shape. When I returned to the motel after my first night, I specifically asked for the same room and told them that I did not want the room cleaned to save them the work. I think that was fair. Never has any customer service person spoken to me like the women at Sleep E Motel did. I don't take things too seriously, nor do I get bothered easily, but this conduct was egregious. These people lack even a basal understanding of what their job is. Because I work close to this motel, I had planned on spending many nights there over the next several months. I will not be back. I will make every effort to let coworkers know about how this business is run. I will refer people to this review for as long as I'm in the area, and advise them to pitch their tents out near the beautiful reservoir outside of town or go pay 10 bucks more for a decent room with WIFI at the Motel 6 in Cedar City. Just keep that in mind next time.

Nothing . The owners do not care if the employees are treated like crap by the managers or not. But…read moreit's a beautiful view from the second floor!!!

Tv didn't work. They didn't feel like figuring it out either. No microwave. 2 hangers was not…read moreenough. Shower bar came off the wall. AC worked well.

We arrived without a reservation and the owner was very helpful. Our room was nice and very quiet.read more

Wish I could do a 2.5. Rooms seem to have been updated with new floors and wall hangings. Room…read morewas a good size - 303. Furniture was not comfortable. Two pancake pillows - used my coat to make mine work - should have just gone with the coat. Front office staff were very nice.

my wife and I asked for earlier ck in time, room was ready for us, very clean, great location…read morelooking over the golf course. staff very friendly and maintance was quick to responed to operational question about A/C , fan and lighting, enjoyed walking trails, food and new Gym, enjoyed being asked to play PB game. We stayed one week and booked for two weeks next year,

This was our second stay at the Inn at Entrada, and quite frankly it was even better than last…read moretime! I feel the cleaning staff did a much better job this time and the golf course was finally open. Sadly the golf course still has a lot of issues to work on, in spite of being "finished" for over a year. The golf course itself failed to deliver the same high end service experience the Inn did, and the course also still looked very much under construction. I keep hearing that Black Desert Resort is much better for golf, which is a shame because I know when they open up their accommodations, it will take business away from this lovely Inn. As I understand it, Black Desert Resort will offer a lower green fee for guests at their resort. I really do hope the golf course at Entrada works on some of its shortcomings; combined with the Inn it literally would be the perfect getaway. The Inn on its own is completely fantastic and I wouldn't hesitate to visit again; the only problem is I have a husband who plays golf, so that is also a huge consideration for our vacations. The two staff members who stood out on our visit was Lisa and Russ, both of them ensured we had a fantastic visit at the Inn! When we checked in, we were even greeted with a bag of caramel popcorn (what a nice touch). The room is spacious, and the view is gorgeous. We love the fireplace, and the jetted bathtub is fantastic after a day of playing golf. The little kitchenette was so helpful, it came complete with dishes, a mini fridge, sink and microwave. I still do think the units could use a little of an update and refresh, but they are still charming in their own way. The location is great as we were close to Snow Canyon National Park and Santa Clara, both of which we love! Checkout was a breeze and our stay overall at the Inn was top notch. I wouldn't hesitate to stay at the Inn again, or recommend it to others. If you're looking to play golf here, I have my hesitations (see that review on "Entrada at Snow Canyon Country Club").