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.

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!

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!

My husband and I loved this place! It is actually on the side of a cliff with a beautiful view of…read moreSt. George and the surrounding areas. There was a nice balcony to sit and enjoy the view. The room was clean and comfortable. Nothing fancy but still very nice. They deliver you a nice breakfast at the time of your choosing. It was a yogurt, fruit and granola cup, a warm cinnamon muffin, nuts, and orange juice. (They asked if we had any food allergies, we do not). They have a nice restaurant on site, but we had already eaten. We are hoping to visit there again.

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.

I'm giving this location only 3 stars because it's been years since we've been up to St George and…read morewe had no idea that our favorite B&B was no longer and that all the cottages were leased out as shops. So disappointed.

Adorable bed and breakfast! Very accommodating! Great hospitality! Wonderful food! We unfortunately…read moreonly had one night there but we would definitely return!

Jessica was a life saver!! She went above and beyond to help my fiancé and I feel comfortable and…read morebe taken care of with my car being at a mechanics for longer than expected. We had no car and she took us paddle boarding with her, the grocery store, and a music festival in Zion! I would give her 6 stars if it existed! She is now like an adopted mother to my fiancé and I and will always be looking her up when we go to utah! Her place is amazing! Great view, clean apartment, and Apple TV for entertainment! Great place to get away and recharge! We love you John and Jessica! Thank you for making us apart of your family.

Amazingly cute and cozy bed and breakfast right outside of Zion National Park! The room we stayed…read morein was gorgeous, clean, and well stocked with toiletries. The common areas are full of character and charm. Lastly, the hosts were very flexible in providing great breakfast options whether you wanted a to-go breakfast early in the morning (for those wanting an early start in the park) or a sit down breakfast later in the morning. Highly recommended!

Lovely family owned bad and breakfast beautiful home in perfect location with breakfast in the…read moreprice.breakfast can be delivered to your room we definitely will be back

We were looking for a much more inclusive resort. Most of the things we wanted to do were not…read moreavailable. It seems everything they had six months ago when we booked they no longer have I will say the massage I received at the spa was one of the best I've had in my life That really was amazing

Pros: i was here on a day pass and I cannot rave about the services enough. My sister and I found…read morethe shalmic healing life changing. Actually life changing. The labyrinth was so calming. Scenery around it amazing. Drum circles. Exercises classes were a just right challenge. Perfect for vacation. I did the TRX and rebounding workouts. Cons: this is an older looking resort. But not everything has to look new and modern, so I didn't mind.

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

So nice! They think of everything. I've never stayed in a b and b but this one has spoiled me…read more Owners are very kind and helpful!

We've stayed in quite a few B&Bs, but this one is by far the best. It felt like paradise to me, for…read moremany reasons. The hosts were welcoming, like cherished family. Our room was spacious, clean, and well-equipped: nice ensuite bathroom, king bed, 2 fans, 2 nightstands, table and chairs, closet, mini-fridge. The location is superb, with mountain views, nearby eateries, and just a short walk to the Springdale shuttle, which can take you to Zion NP or elsewhere in the area. The backyard gardens were beautiful, and there were hummingbirds in continuous motion when we visited in September. And let's not forget the second B: the breakfasts were healthy, tasty, and beautiful to behold. Paradise indeed! We will be back!

The oldest bed & breakfast near Zion National Park!…read more How old? Since 1931! We all know that when anything lasts this long it must be very special and that's exactly what this charming place is! We've stayed here a few times and each time has been wonderful. There are only a handful of rooms to begin with and I love smaller properties with less people around. I also love historic places with tons of charm and a dash of quirkiness. Located less than a mile from the park! Also centrally located in town meaning you can literally walk to restaurants, shops, grocery store, and a great coffee shop in the morning. If you'd like a very hearty breakfast you may purchase a $5 voucher from Oscar's Cafe which is a really great deal. I can only hope that this place will be around until the end of time.

I had such high hopes for this b and b after reading the reviews and seeing photos online, but…read moreunfortunately it was a disappointment. It was not made clear during the reservation process that Room 3 does not have a standard shower. Instead, it has a claw-foot tub with a handheld shower head that must be held while showering, or the tub can be used for bathing. I believe this should be clearly disclosed so guests can make an informed decision before booking. The description of "European style shower" does not make it clear that you cannot take an actual shower in the room. We actually wound up getting passes for the Zion canyon hot springs just so we could shower during our stay. I understand this is a historic inn, but that does not eliminate the expectation of basic accommodations, such as a functioning toilet seat and an adequate supply of toilet paper. When we checked in, the toilet seat was cracked, and there was only a half roll of toilet paper provided. I messaged to ask where I could find more, and I was told someone would bring it that evening. By 9:00 p.m., nothing had arrived, so I followed up and asked whether I should go to a nearby store to purchase toilet paper and a replacement toilet seat, since the one in our room was broken. The owner/manager called me and said, "I didn't realize this was such a crisis for you." I found that response unnecessarily dismissive, rude, and unprofessional. He also told me the toilet seat would not be repaired during our stay, but then explained where I could find additional toilet paper myself. I was disappointed that this information was not provided when I first asked several hours earlier. The following day, the toilet seat was replaced. I guess although he didn't think it was a "crisis", he did realize having a functioning toilet seat was important. The inn has historic charm, but the property appears run down and in need of better maintenance. It is possible to preserve the character of a historic building while still keeping the infrastructure and basic amenities up to standard. This place has a great deal of potential, but in its current condition and with the current level of management, it does not meet the expectations of a 3-, 4-, or 5-star stay. The highlight of our visit was leaving the inn to eat breakfast at Oscar's. The food was delicious and this was the best part of our stay. There is no one consistently on site to assist with issues that arise during a stay, no traditional check-in or check-out process, and no one actively monitoring the property. Unfortunately, the combination of poor communication, dismissive management, and the lack of basic amenities resulted in a disappointing experience. I would not recommend staying here.