The hosts made sure you have everything you need. Being asians and we love rice so we bought our…read moreown rice cooker but lo and behold in the bottom cupboard - a stainless steel rice cooker. Instant five Asian appreciation points! Each area is labeled so you know where to put things back. The entire house is clean and very organized yet you feel a sense of your own home comforts. The attention to detail was stellar - kids nood, cute bunk beds, dining areas, large kitchen, claw foot bathtub, shiplap, I can go on and on. I even told my sisters-in-law that every room is like a pinterest set-up of all the room configuration you pinned. It made me want to really live there or find me a nice cottage in Saint George. This house -- simply love.

From the owner: The Whitehead Home is a restored home built in 1881 and is located in the historic district of St…read moreGeorge, UT. It is a large whole home vacation rental with 7 bedrooms, 6 full bathrooms, 2 half baths and 21 beds. It has plenty of room for group retreats or family reunions. Also featured is an open concept kitchen/living room, a family room and a separate large dining room. Whitehead Home is within walking distance to shops, restaurants, a splash pad park, art museum and galleries. We've been hosting families and groups since 2014

I want to add my sincere appreciation to the folks that own and those that manage Sports Village…read moreResort Rentals. I had need of a local rental because of work and rented a condo in April 2018. Other than about 9 months when I was on another project, my family utilized their service consistently through June of this year (2023). The condo(s) that our family rented at very comfortable and fully finished. Over our time at Sports Village, we communicated when necessary with Jen or Chad who always addressed our concerns without hesitation completely. When it became time for us to move our contact changed to Randy. He is a top shelf individual whom we greatly appreciated when we were wrapping up our stay. I want to assure any who may happen upon my review that these folks were instrumental in our comfort and home wellness and wholeheartedly recommend their service. Thank you

Lots to do and see in and around St. George, this is a good landing place to do that! Staying in…read morebuildings 5 or 6 will get you a breathtaking view of the vivid burnt orange sandstone and Dixie valley. This is the perfect place to stay if you are headed out to the plays in Tuacahn and a short drive away from all the Downtown activities and restaurants. Speaking of downtown, check out the Farmer's Market on Saturday- the many antique/ refurbishing shops and fun restaurants. There really is much to do in the little town, and staying at Las Palmas is the perfect landing spot to adventure out from. The rentals are spacious, but depending on the unit, some are dated or gaudy depending on taste (some are also more modernly furnished); the units come with washer/dryer, kitchens and BBQ's and all the amenities you need to cook in and feel at home. I believe they offer monthly rentals in addition to vacay rentals, starting at $95/night vacay or $1,000/month for a 1 bedroom. There are several pools on the grounds, playgrounds, plenty of parking and the Green Valley Resort Spa is adjacent to the property- **Now called the Amira Resort, coming Oct 1, 2017, which will be a 4 star and 4 diamond luxury property - so a lovely Spa is located right next door!**

we stayed here two nights and would have loved to stay more. The rooms are large and king beds…read morewonderful. Kitchen is fully furnished with all we needed.

From the owner: Bed and breakfast for the discriminating travelerread more

Great for big groups. We joined a church retreat here and we had a blast for 3 days…read more The house is complete with everything you would ever need. 7 rooms and 8baths. So very nicely decorated and ample space everywhere.

I was robbed while staying here on the first day by the pool and received zero help from the staff…read moreregarding extra pool fobs. Shady place to stay

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

This rental company rentals at Copperrock treat its surrounding neighbors terribly. They has no…read morerespect for the neighbors in the Cliffdwellers Ranch subdivision which adjoins Copperrock. They do not honor Utah's Night Skies Resolution though they promised to prior to starting the development. They light up their rentals which so bright we no longer can see the stars at night. The lights are as bright as headlights shinning into our bedrooms. The loud parties and swearing golfers add to the grief. Mayor Billings and her code enforcement officers don't see an issue. Campaign Contributions? Friends? Wonder why??? Maybe the code enforcement should work at night. Don't do business with with non-caring rental companies.

The renal company is really great yo work with. They were kind and easy to work with. The condos…read morewere clean and had good amenities. The resort is dated and kind of run down. The club house staff are high schoolers who are not helpful and could really careless if you were there. The billiards table is broken the ping pong tables are warped and so if you're looking for a resort place to stay and enjoy this is not the place but if you're looking for a place to stay on St. George and your going to go out and explore St. George this is a great place to stay.

I've been very sensitive to business operating during covid. I've also stayed in dozens of hotels…read moreand rentals in southern Utah during this period. Our experience, so far, at Las Palmas through Five Seasons has been disappointing. 1. We arrive at the 4pm check in and the unit smells and the beds aren't made. They send somebody to fix it. 2. The thermostat doesn't go under 72. When we call to ask about it... they say that the condenser will freeze if the thermostat is under 72. 3. There are no soaps or shampoo in the bathrooms. Lol. I ask about it, and they explain that due to COVID, they're unable to get shipments of little shampoo bottles. I ask if that means they're not able to go to the store and stock the bathroom with basic shampoo or soap. They say that's not included. This is just day one of a three day stay. Let's see what else we discover. Update: On our 2nd night, we asked for a late checkout. The lady said no. We just asked for one hour. She said no. I said... I think you kind of owe us. She said she was going to call the police to kick us out because I was harassing her. ‍

Love the cleanliness of these vacation homes and the pricing is a great value and the proximity to…read moreall the sights is perfect!

The reason for my updated review is to let you know what to expect since Amira changed from a…read morestaffed resort to strictly vacation rentals. We were here 1 1/2 years ago when it was a staffed resort. Now, it's a vacation rental with each unit owned by investors but managed by Red Rock Vacation Rentals. The problem is, this place wasn't designed to be vacation rental friendly. I own one in Sedona so I know what a vacation rental should offer its guests. Amira is in a residential neighborhood with no restaurants, bars or grocery stores. There are no food options on property so you will have to go out to get food. As a side note, there also weren't any food options when we stayed here before. That's just the way it is. The rooms are large and spacious -- the biggest fault is they are lacking kitchens. Every vacation rental I've ever stayed in has had a kitchen, even if only a basic one. There is a small refrigerator, older microwave and hot kettle in each room along with a K-Cup coffee maker. No cooktop, no large fridge and no place to prepare food. Prior to selling these as vacation rentals, I really wish they would have added small kitchenettes and a place outside to BBQ. My guess it was probably sold "as is" due to poor occupancy. The last time we were here was in September 2018 and there was hardly anyone here. OK, here are some specifics: PROS It's Quiet - There are about 50 rooms and there are only about 5 are occupied this week as far as I can tell. I don't know if it is because of COVID or just the time of the year, but it's a ghost town. I like that part but for some it could be considered a con. If you like privacy, you'll get it here. No screaming kids at the adults only pool either. Yay! Amira offers two large pools (one adult, one kid-friendly) and a hot tub - Nice pool facilities but wish there were more covered areas with fans as it was 107 here today. Clean Rooms and Grounds - With the exception of the pool water, both the grounds and rooms are very clean. I was shocked at how clean the room was. Nice job housekeeping! Pool had lots of greasy film and bugs floating on it with no skimmer to clean it myself. The 1-bedroom has a large outdoor patio/deck which plenty of room to relax. Pets are Welcome - It's alway nice to bring our dog with us. Make sure you ask for a pet friendly unit. Pet fee not bad. There is a nice park at the bottom of the hill (5 minute drive) where you can walk your pup. Nice Gym and Guest Laundry Area CONS The biggest drawback -- Not a vacation rental friendly place. No luggage carts, no kitchen or cooking area in the room and no BBQ area outside. The room has a small basic fridge and an old microwave. There are no instructions in the room for accessing WiFi. No food or beverage options on site or nearby. Just a few staff members wondering around during the day. Pool water dirty and pool chairs were falling apart and hard to operate. Pool towels in the room are horrible and don't cover the chairs. Had to buy some in town because I hate bad pool towels. Not in a Commercial Location - You'll need to drive to town for grocery shopping, food and beverage. It's about 15 minutes. BAD BED!!!! The bed mattress is really saggy on the sides and extremely uncomfortable. This place does not have heavenly beds, that's for sure. If your primary requirement is a good bed, I'd skip this place. No daily housekeeping option. No robes (we brought our own tho). Spa is closed but assuming its due to COVID. In short, they are promoting this as a vacation rental property when it isn't equipped to be one. Since our last visit, I've noticed the human/service touch is gone. Being here is almost like being in the twilight zone. :( Adding small kitchens in the rooms, a BBQ area and some nice pool furniture/towels would help to bring more life to this place. I wouldn't buy one of these units as an investment until this was done.

I cannot say enough about this little gem. We ended up at the Amira Resort when another vacation…read morewas cancelled due to weather. I randomly found it online, called and spoke with super helpful staff. I booked and pretty much crossed my fingers. Wellllll my expectations were far exceeded. Our room was stunning and looked even nicer than the photos, the decor is impeccable. The pool is clean, beautiful and super relaxing. The staff is lovely and helpful. We relaxed the second we walked in, and are already dreaming of our next stay. Thanks Amira! We'll be back

My fiancee and I stayed here for one night when we had to go to Utah for his GRE exam. The place…read morewas nice& clean, and the rooms had private entrances. we stayed in the room with the cool old school white tub. The location was great, and the host fantastic!! Carla went ALL OUT on our breakfast. We got fresh fruit, tea, coffee,OJ a pressure cooked red/ yellow pepper Italian omelette dish ( I had two helpings),sausage,and a delicious dessert treat which was made with bran flax seed( omega 3s) and some other healthy things taste REALLY good. I wish i brought two stomachs. Carla is an AMAZING cook. We are both lactose intolerant and she accommodated that for every dish she made. The house was filled with interesting objects that made the place feel really nice & the silverware we noticed was real silver. Just a really nice place to stay. It;s also a good place to stay for sightseeing location wise plus it has a nice polite non-intrusive host. I highly recommend it! ( Not to mention there are many motels in the area and they all charge the same price as this BB) Stay here and get a good healthy breakfast instead!

For the same price as a nearby hotel, instead you get to stay in a historically significant rock…read morehouse constructed in 1877. The home is where Juanita Brooks lived when she wrote historical books about southern Utah. The location in the historic area of St George makes it easy to walk a few blocks to the historic buildings, art museums, and restaurants. There is an excellent hike which begins two blocks up Main Street. Carla's breakfasts are comparable to a 5 start restaurant. We recommend not eating very much the night before so you can be prepared for the fabulous dining experience. The home is decorated with art and antiques which adds to its flavor. You will not find a modern shower, instead there is an antique deep bathtub, which only adds to the experience of staying in an old house for a a few days. Enjoy.