We are beyond thrilled we chose Ala Chelle Catering with Mechelle and her incredible team for our…read morewedding. From the very beginning, Mechelle made everything easy, personal, and intentional. Since this was a destination wedding with guests traveling from all over the country, we knew we wanted the food to feel like part of the experience--not just a meal, but a memory. That's exactly what Mechelle helped us create. She worked closely with us to design a menu that felt true to us and gave our guests a taste of the Zion area. Her passion for what she does comes through in every bite and every conversation. This wasn't just catering--it was heart. Our experience with Ala Chelle went far beyond the wedding day. The night before, we had beautiful, personalized charcuterie cups for our rehearsal celebration, and then hosted a fun and flavorful fiesta-style welcome party complete with a taco bar that guests raved about. On the wedding day itself, the dinner was phenomenal--Soy Glazed Beef Tips, chicken, and perfectly curated sides. So many guests came up to tell us how impressed they were with the food. Her team was also absolutely top-notch. When a huge gust of wind swept through our outdoor venue right as dinner was being served, they handled it with total grace and professionalism--calmly adjusting, ensuring every guest was taken care of, and never letting the chaos interrupt the joy of the night. Once the wind settled, everyone was enjoying their meals and couldn't stop talking about how good everything tasted. If you're looking for someone who puts care into every detail, treats your event like it's her own, and delivers incredible food with heart and hospitality--look no further than Ala Chelle Catering. We are so grateful for Mechelle and her team for being such a beautiful part of our wedding weekend

Mechelle catered my wedding on 10/12/24 and wow, did she really go above and beyond. I'm a…read morevegetarian and it was important to me that I don't just get stuck with a boring pasta dish and she delivered! From nachos with impossible meat and vegan cheese to the six different salads I requested, Mechelle made all my dreams come true! And don't worry meat eaters, the chicken was so popular that people were scouring the fridge the next day hoping for leftovers. I am so grateful to Mechelle for making every part of my wedding weekend special and for finally putting to rest the idea that wedding food is destined to be mediocre (people are still talking about how delicious it was)! Beyond the great food and amazing customer service, the prices were extremely fair and her staff was exceptionally friendly. I would hire her for all my future events if I could!

Natalie at Zion Sun Floral helped me over the phone to order flowers for a relative who lives in…read moreCedar City. She was helpful and kind, offering ideas to help me stay within my budget. My mom loves the arrangement and it will help cheer her at this difficult time. I heard too that the delivery person was diligent, and took time to call when they weren't home, getting permission to deliver to the neighbors instead. If you have need for a florist - call Zion Sun.

Service was good but what we ended up getting for our money was not!! Not worth the amount we…read morespent. The flowers were wilted and there were no roses or real flowers. I asked for blue and white and I got purple! It was not what I expected at all! The girl at the desk was very nice and helpful.

I stayed here with a group of friends. The first reaction was overwhelming because there were too…read moremany things everywhere--like an antique store. There are three levels in the home with LOTS of stairs inside and outside. No elevator and little help with suitcases. Most members of our group are in their 70's with some in their 80's. They chose this location because it is within walking distance to the plays on campus and several restaurants. There is street parking in front and a large parking lot with a garden in the back. Each room has a "theme" that is over decorated. We had to move objects and furniture to have space to move around. We were nervous about breaking things. So dusty!! Many of us got sick. Their breakfast usually included fresh fruit, a cooked egg item (quiche or casserole), sausage or bacon, juices, toast, sweet roll or bread, etc. Inside they have one large, one medium, and one small table. There are several tables outside on the front porch. Our room had garbage baskets emptied and towels replaced almost every day. The owners are around only until 5:00. The basement level has four private bedrooms/bathrooms with a common area (kitchen/table/couches) and easy access to the parking lot. The middle level requires steep stairs to three or four private bedrooms/bathrooms and a galley kitchen. The upstairs level with yet more steep stairs to access has a large suite with two large beds and one single bed in one room. There is a bathroom with a tub/shower then a jetted tub in the middle of the main room! Awkward. I prefer to rent a large home just for our group or to stay in six or more hotel rooms instead of sharing space with ten strangers.

This is a super unique location and you could spend all day just looking at the items the hosts…read morehave collected on the inside. We stayed in the galley room which was loaded with nautical items, art and even a disapproving statue in the bathroom breakfast was buffet style with fruit tea coffee eggs and sausage. The host were friendly and helpful the rooms were clean and fairly spacious for a bed-and-breakfast. The Inn is steps away from where the Shakespeare festival is held and a short walk from downtown so it's ideally located as well.

No breakfast, broken doors, busted lamps, squeaky fans, and water that swings from scalding to…read morefreezing. No soap provided, and the décor looks straight out of the '80s. The carpets aren't just dirty--they'll turn your feet black if you walk on them barefoot and we had to keep our shoes on other than to get in bed. On the plus side, the beds were comfortable, and the pool and hot tub were clean and enjoyable. The pool towels will make you feel like a giant compared to their tiny size. There is a restaurant and market close which are convenient but not sure if that gives marks to the hotel.

We stayed here twice while travelling between Colorado and California over a week's time and were…read moreimpressed. It's in a quiet town just off I-15 with an attached restaurant called Paco's. There is an inside pool in a separate building on the property, but we didn't visit it. The rooms are clean, comfortable, and beautifully decorated. All the staff we dealt with were extremely friendly and helpful. Our only complaint is that the AC/heater units are older (and very noisy). The attached restaurant had decent, mom and pop style food for unbelievable prices (full roast beef dinner for $12)! The market across the street had great prices too. We didn't have much time to explore Parowan, but did take the short drive from town to see the petroglyphs and dinosaur tracks in Parowan Gap. Very pleased with our stay here.

Stayed Thanksgiving weekend 2021. Apparently new owners? First time here, so I wouldn't know a…read moredifference. When I arrived, there was self check in, but I could not for the life of me, find my cabin. They are not as well marked as they should be on the outside. I drove at least 3x around the property before going inside. The one person receptionist was on the phone and didn't address me for about 10 min as someone was complaining on the phone about a prior visit. I just really wanted to get to my room, so interjected and asked for a map. The room Itself was cute. Two stories, kitchen with items needed to enjoy your stay, cozy bed, wood burning fireplace, bath. The TV volume was stuck on one volume and so we could not use the TV. The walls are paper thin. We were playing cards at 10:30 pm one night with me and my 6 year old, no tv, nothing and pretty quiet and someone next to us started banging on the wall to be quiet. Another night, the people on the opposite wall had at least 6-7 people partying all night. I mean it is what it is. But don't expect quiet. These cabins are wall to wall and that was a huge turn off for me. Another night the same lady I presume that was banging on the wall the first night actually came to my door and told me she needed to wake up super early and could hear us talking. I was nice about it, but wtf I paid for a room and want to be able to do what I want Including talking. Not partying, having a ton of people over, blasting music, etc. Just talking! I don't know how the resort would fix this except insulation or sound machines in each bedroom. The outside area has a cute play area, some fire pits and a cute play room with some games my son enjoyed. The pool and spa was completely closed for "cleaning" which was a let down. We did eat at the restaurant twice and the same receptionist I saw at check in was our waitress. She ended up being very nice. The food was not horrible and there is not much around. On checkout, the room automatically locks right at 11am. I had been loading my car and had almost everything loaded. My son shut the door and we got locked out. I had my phone and car keys in the room. The front desk was not open so we had to walk around the property and found a cleaning person to let us in. Frustrating.

We were staying on the property in our RV to see the Annular Solar Eclipse in October, it didn't…read moredisappoint. Food was excellent and the staff was phenomenal, definitely recommend

I stayed at Hilton Vacation Club Cedar Breaks in Brian Head as part of acclimatization before…read moretackling Colorado 14ers. At roughly 10,000 feet, it's an ideal place to adjust to higher elevation. Personally, a long stay here noticeably reduces the effects of altitude, improves my breathing, and translates into about a 30% faster pace for me above 10,000'. Sleeping at 10,000 feet versus somewhere closer to 8,000' isn't a subtle difference, at least in my experience, it's significant. The accommodations felt much more like a compact suite than a typical hotel room, which made the stay especially comfortable. Brian Head, or Cloud Head as we renamed it in conversation (I understand locales with last names, but am not necessarily a fan of those centered around first names) isn't trying to compete with places like Vail or Aspen, and frankly, that's refreshing. It's understated rather than overdeveloped, with a level of peace and quiet that's becoming increasingly rare in mountain towns during summer. Nearby Cedar Breaks is genuinely spectacular and, in my opinion, every bit as beautiful as better-known prime destinations of the West, just without the crowds or self-importance. I'm used to spending extended time above 8,000', so I really appreciated averaging closer to 10,000' throughout my stay. That extra elevation makes a meaningful difference for acclimatization. If you're coming straight from sea level though, expect your body to need time to adjust. The first week or two can be an adjustment, even if you're otherwise fit. As others have noted, this probably isn't the destination for anyone who's uneasy with steep mountain roads, dramatic elevation changes, or a high density of deer casually appearing alongside the roadway. That's simply part of being in the mountains. I've seen complaints about the lack of air conditioning, but honestly, that feels like people applying city expectations to a high-alpine environment. At this elevation, it simply isn't necessary. Crack a window, let the mountain air in, and by nightfall temperatures are usually in the 40s, making for some of the best sleeping weather imaginable. Nearly every staff member I interacted with was friendly, capable, and professional. My only minor criticism is that one younger employee didn't set clear expectations, which created some unnecessary confusion and additional follow-up. It wasn't a major issue, but it stood out because everything else was handled well. Overall, this is an excellent choice if you're looking for a peaceful mountain escape or high-elevation base for hiking, peak-bagging, or spending time outdoors. It attracts people who appreciate the setting for what it is rather than expecting a resort experience, and I would absolutely stay here again.

Date of stay: May 24-25, 2026 Room 3117…read more If you are afraid of heights, curvy mountain roads, or deer, do not stay here! The road to the hotel is picturesque but can be harrowing, especially at night when there are no lights and deer and antelope (I saw both on the way up) are plentiful. I had emailed the hotel a week before the stay to make sure that our visit--complete with 16' moving truck would not be an issue, but I never received a response. We arrived late but front desk staff was very friendly and got us to our room relatively quickly. The room was spacious but the thermostat was very finicky, resulting in a fitful night of sleep due to the temperature. There are some updates to the room that could be made as it is starting to show its age. A major reason for selecting this hotel during our cross-country move was the spa options, but there the facility fell quite short of the mark. The large hot tub was empty and roped off, the small hot tub was cold, the dry sauna was not operational, and the wet sauna was underwhelming. Staff was notified but it takes quite a bit of time to heat up a hot tub and thus we had to move on to our final destination without the benefits of the hot tub. The gym is incredibly small for a hotel of this size and price point as well. Coffee in the lobby was appreciated and the library/game room is a nice touch as well.

they're doing their best with what they have the lake is very low and it's full of a lot of Moss…read moregrowth. Taking boat out a rental for half day is a great experience you just may need to use the radio for some rescuing and Cory will help you out and you'll learn a lot real quick about boating. I got quite a few bites we went in the afternoon I saw other people pulling in fish I did not catch any. But me and my homegirl got a good tan and had a great day with the puppies it was wonderful escaping the heat from Vegas

Best place in Panguitch , RV lot is top notch, boat slips are great, 'Teeter' and her crew are…read moreamazing !

Nice rest area, very nice and clean. Has a tiny bit of smell but other than that i really liked…read morethis location. Male and female restroom and unisex available. Small picnic table, and vending machines available.

This is a nice convenient rest stop. Bathrooms are clean and the area outside is clean with some…read morenice views of Zion park. It does smell a bit weird but depending on which way the wind blows. I'd stop here again if necessary.