I have stayed at a large variety of hotels during my 36 year career, so I have seen quite a few…read moregood, not-so-good, and horrible hotel. I was staying here for work and we were here for over 3 weeks. So, my review is based on a long term stay. I waited until the last few days of my stay to leave this review. That way, my review wasn't affected by one off days by the employees or slip ups that can happen at off times. Firstly, the hotel is clean and the overall look of the hotel is solid. The gripes that I have are easily fixable, and not too many. Whoever decided the fixtures and shower curtains in my bathroom must have never turned on the shower to make sure that all was good. The curtain was not wide enough and separates from each end about 8 inches and that adds to the next problem. Besides the fact that you have to decide which end will get the most water escaping while showering, the shower head did not spray down into the tub; splashing the back wall, even on it's absolute lowest angle that the shower piping would allow. So, the water always splashed the back wall on the tub's topside. So, being resourceful and always traveling with tools. I changed the head to one that I purchased at a nearby hardware store. That one had a larger range of adjusting, that allowed it to actually aim into the tub, but not as nice or large pattern. With that fixed, I tried the free breakfast buffet as soon as it was opened. Pretty basic stuff, not bad and the hot items vary a little from time to time. Downside; they can't keep up with the guests and their needs. The noticeable response to any inquiry about more hot items, or if something (like coffee) needed refilling, was about how few people are working that day. I have heard that said throughout my over 3 weeks stay to many guests when they spoke to the breakfast area staff. Not a response like, "thank you for letting us know" or " we have some coming right out", but a response as to them being understaffed for the basic needs and upkeep of the breakfast area. I would frown upon actively sharing workforce woes to the guests of the hotel, who don't need to hear that or some who don't care. I just heard the short staffed response when someone pointed out (quite pleasantly) that both of the coffee dispensers were empty. And the guest said, " I just thought that you might like to know that". Now, their breakfast area can be a bit of a madhouse that I have whispered "Nope" and left to have breakfast somewhere else, so I sympathize with the overworked breakfast staff, but a cheerful disposition goes a long way. The hotel was located in a beautiful area outside of the Zion Park and had many amenities that I didn't have the chance to enjoy, so my review is based on the day by day needs and the challenges that I had with them. I would stay at this hotel again, for sure. The issues that I had aren't deal breakers and the front desk staff was great and the hotel felt homely and that's really what matters in a stay; short or long.

This hotel is within 20 minutes' driving distance of Zion. It was a good basic option. It ended up…read morebeing $250 a night, which was still more affordable than surrounding options as it is so close to the national park. The rooms were clean, but the room had a woeful lack of furniture. There was one king bed and no side chairs, with only one table. The room felt large and empty. We ended up moving the dirty and dusty furniture from the balcony inside so that we could put our stuff on it. The continental breakfast was pretty good. They kept running out of hot items, but they were refilled after a pause. I like how they have three waffle machines. They have an unheated pool and a hot tub with a good view of the landscape.

It was a nice resort, though we will go for a house or a tent next time. We enjoyed our wagon for…read moresleeping and stargazing, and liked that it was a bit secluded from the main property, but we did wish it wasn't on a steep hill. It was very tiring to walk up and down the hill when you're trying to pack your stuff. They did provide convenient carts to make the job easier. The pool was nice after a hot day in Zion NP, and we loved that there were other kids for our son to play with. Cafe was open until 10. The chicken Caesar and grilled cheese we ordered were delicious. Nice lawn with games and fire pits that they light every night at dusk, and really good s'mores!

I've stayed at Zipn Wildflower twice now : first back in November 2020 when they were just getting…read morestarted. At that time, it was mainly bungalows, no pool, no yurts, still very early stages. Just came back this week after a 3-night stay with a group--3 families, 6 adults, and 4 kids and it's been really cool to see how much it's evolved. The location is solid, about a 15-20 minute drive to Zion National Park, which made getting in and out super easy. The bungalows are a great size, clean, comfortable, and well put together. Customer service was great the entire stay. One of the highlights was the vibe at night, hanging around the fire pits while the kids made s'mores... just a really good atmosphere overall. They also offered a late checkout option for $50, which extended checkout from 11am to 2pm, super convenient when you're traveling with a group and kids. Only reason I'm not giving it 4 stars is the lack of EV chargers. I've stayed at other spots nearby that offer charging, and it makes a big difference. The closest charger being about 20 minutes away is definitely inconvenient. Outside of that, it was a great stay and we'd come back again.

We rented an RV pad for the weekend and it was fantastic! Very attentive and helpful staff both at…read morethe check in and throughout the property. There is a gift shop for snacks and drinks, but otherwise no restaurants on site. RV park was clean and quiet at night. The Bison ranch and landscape were nicely maintained and a great addition to the place. We'll be back soon!

Please keep in mind that this property requires a secondary agreement to be signed, which is not…read morementioned in the listing prior to unlocking the unit after reserving through Airbnb. We were not aware of the secondary agreement requirement and ran into problems at check in and had our access delayed. The Airbnb is perfectly located near Zion National Park. The rooms could use some maintenance considering the price point. We were missing shampoo in the shower and the sink was completely loose as pictured. We enjoyed the private hot tub outside our wagon along with the private kitchen and fireplace area.

This place put my brain in relax mode so quickly. It's a luxury glamping experience. Our Milkey Way…read moreaccommodations were beyond comfortable. It had all the amenities that can be imagined and more. Spent two nights here and it was worth every penny. Tomas and Wes were wonderful and welcoming staff. Thank you for a most memorable and wonderful stay.

Open Sky is one of those places you'll just never forget. It's located about 20 minutes to the main…read moreentrance to Zion. The road to get here is well maintained but not paved. It's an easy drive but yes a tiny bit bumpy. That only adds to the actual location. We actually really liked its remote nature. It's not in the hustle and bustle of town. Everyone at check in was so so kind. We loved our stay. We stayed in stargazer two and the mesh stargazing area is incredible. We laid out on it at night and could not get over what a cool experience that alone was. Decor is top notch. The privacy of each unit was actually incredibly comfortable. The ac is fantastic. Getting to stargazer 2 was easy but possibly challenging for those with mobility challenges in regards to stairs. The jacuzzi and fire pit were so fun. Oh and the smores kit was such a nice touch as well as the welcome basket. We travel a lot and this place has it dialed in. Truly. Cold waters in the fridge upon arrival - ahhhh. So what would I add - a wellness spa for massages, on site morning yoga, sound bathing, etc.... I might add a very modern pool or one that incorporates nature. Lastly I'd recommend a type of gnat spray provided to guests. At dawn and sunset they are incredibly active. Overall this place is nothing short of incredible and its founders should be very proud of what they have created. The effort in creating Open Sky is very much noticed. Sharing nature in this way is a huge gift and this place is truly something special!

We stayed at Under Canvas Zion in June 2026 and it ended up being one of our favorite family trips…read more Even with the summer heat, the experience felt high end, peaceful, and memorable. The tents have running hot water but absolutely no electricity, so I was very glad I brought plenty of batteries to charge our devices. Our tent easily slept four with room to spare, and the site felt very private. The staff was extremely nice, welcoming, and genuinely helpful, which made the stay even better. For transparency, our two night stay came to just under one thousand dollars. That included room charges, resort fees, lodging tax, and sales tax. For what we received, I thought the pricing was fair. The location is perfect. It is about twenty minutes from Zion, close to two towns for anything you need, and Tesla Superchargers were also about twenty minutes away. My girls loved the s'mores every night, and the midnight stars were unbelievable. It truly felt worth every dollar. I really enjoyed my stay and would definitely go back.

I had a very disappointing stay at Under Canvas Zion, especially considering the high price (around…read more$500 per night). When we arrived, the tent already had a visible tear in the wall. For a place that markets itself as a premium "glamping" experience, this is completely unacceptable. The inside of the tent was also dusty and did not feel clean or well-maintained at all. Another major issue was the noise. Although the property states quiet hours start at 10 PM, there were multiple vehicles driving through the camp between 11 PM and 1 AM. The noise was loud and constant, which completely ruined the atmosphere and made it hard to sleep. The front desk service was also not helpful when we raised concerns. Overall, the experience felt very different from what is advertised in the photos. For this price point, the quality, cleanliness, and service were far below expectations. Definitely not worth it.

I just returned from spending two nights at the Hampton Inn in Springdale. Because our group…read moreconsisted of 150 people, I expected logistics to be an issue--but I couldn't have been more wrong. The staff was amazing, flexible, and responsive. We had a few issues arise with our students, and the staff jumped right in and helped in every way possible. We also had the hotel cater a meal for our entire group, and it was delicious. I couldn't recommend this location more highly and will definitely look to stay here again on my next trip to Zion!

My family and I recently stayed at this Hilton property and requested adjoining rooms on the second…read morefloor. If the staff forgets to ask during check‑in, it's worth mentioning that you're a Hilton Member -- it helps ensure you receive the perks associated with your status. The lobby is modern and well updated, and the welcome experience stands out. We were greeted warmly by the staff and offered warm washcloths, along with refreshing lemonade and cucumber water. The dining room area provides ample space, making it comfortable for families or groups. After a long hike, we used the barbecue area and enjoyed dinner on the patio -- a great way to unwind and enjoy the weather. * Cold water refill available inside the fitness area * Updated lobby and welcoming staff * Outdoor patio and barbecue setup perfect for post‑hike meals While the stay was positive overall, a few details stood out: * The carpet in the hallways and rooms feels a little outdated and could use attention. * In room 237, we noticed no cold water in the shower, which should be addressed by maintenance. * Overnight parking comes with a $20 fee. Despite minor issues, the hospitality, amenities, and overall comfort made this a place we would definitely stay at again the next time we're in Zion.

This hotel is newly renovated with nice rooms, libby and pool area. However, some of the amenities…read moreare missing. The pool area is very large and nice, but there are 6 lounge chairs so half of the guests wanting to lay out get none. There are signs for ice and vending machines on each floor, yet only ice machines on floor 1 and 4. Public bathrooms appear unstocked for full amenities, however nice soap, shampoo, body wash and lotion options for the rooms. If you are needing gluten free options for breakfast, sadly there are none available. Staff seems unconcerned about any sense of missing accommodations, the hotel style and newness saves the experience for the most part. The gym is small but fairly well equipped.

Great Hotel! Came to Utah on vacation and was looking for a…read morehotel that's close enough to Zion National Park. It's about 35 minutes away which is very convenient. The hotel is comfortable and clean. The free breakfast from 7-9am was a plus. Plenty of parking and nice pool/jacuzzi. Would definitely stay here again and recommend this place to friends and family.

The front desk staff was incredibly friendly, making conversation as we checked in and even asked…read morepreference of floors for our stay. She confirmed everything before finalizing and made recommendations for things to do around the area. There was a nice pool and hot tub outside and a decently equipped fitness center I took full advantage off. The room was clean and quiet with a lovely view of the mountains. This was my first time staying with Best Western but it will definitely not be my last

The breakfast area was fully stocked. Hot foods included scrambled eggs, sausage/bacon, and…read morepotatoes. It's a fully stocked breakfast buffet bar and you'll definitely find to enjoy here. The room and bathroom were nice and clean. I had an enjoyable experience here. The parking lot is at the front and there's some parking on the side and back. The only thing was that the gym was a bit lacking. Half the equipment was old or broken.

5 star for the View from our room…read moreand location of the hotel. 1 star for the Nasty Foul Smell coming from the bathroom drain in the floor . The Bathroom also had no shower door right where the shower head is . Its like the door broke and so they just did not replace it . Also , There is a bad nasty odor from the drain In the middle of the bathroom floor . I noticed other reviewers on here. complained about the shit smell too .It literally knocked us out everytime we went into the bathroom . It smelled like 50 day old Crap in a toilet ! Good thing we were not in the room and out hiking because the odor will knock you out . Other than the smell of Shit in the room the whole x , it was a peaceful setting on the back side near the creek .

I've stayed here 3 times now and have never been disappointed. The rooms are large and clean/they…read moredid a remodel a few year so everything is fresh. Our room had a small kitchenette-ish area with a microwave and fridge. The view is out of this world!! Pro tip: they have $8.00 breakfast vouchers for Oscars. A yummy Mexican restaurant up the street.

Perfect location in the center of the town,this is second time we stayed here,comfortable bad and…read morepillows,great view from every window and the jacuzzi on the top of the hill with millions of stars moon and peace is a must

This is the BEST and friendliest accommodation we've had on our entire spring-break trip through…read moreUtah hiking various national parks from Arches to Zion. I wish every hotel we had was this good. Not breaking the bank, but new hardware, friendly staff, gorgeous setting, clean, everything! Apparently they offer e-bikes too. Breakfast was included in a nearby Mexican place (huge portion!). The highlight is their hot tub on a hill in the back, overlooking the Red Rock Inn and the surrounding mountains. Just amazing. The cabin felt so new; I love the soaking jacuzzi tub in the spacious bathroom. Sharon checked us in; she was super friendly and introduced us to the cute white puppy who was sort of the dog in residence. When we had questions about WiFi in our cabin and other small things, we were able to reach her on the phone. We stayed at the Zion Lodge inside the national park for the first few days of our hiking trip; it was a dump compared to Red Rock Inn, which is much more civilized. It is in Springdale, a very pleasant town at the entrance to Zion.