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!

A true gem/"pearl." I have been reluctant to review the Desert Pearl Inn in the past out of…read moreselfishness; I did not want the secret to get out. However, the Desert Pearl is well-deserving of a positive review. I first discovered this place 26 years ago, and I estimate that I have stayed here 20 times over the years. Over 26 years, never once have I been disappointed. I have recommended this place countless times to my family and friends. For starters, the rooms have a rustic modern style with expansive balconies or patios that include Adirondack chairs for relaxing while taking in the views of the red mountains, which are right in front of you. When awaking in the morning, simply roll up the shades, and you can enjoy the sunrise on the mountains while in bed or while having a cup of coffee on the loveseat in the seating area. The kitchenette is a nice addition, especially on hiking days. You can make yourself a simple breakfast prior to your morning hike(s). On lazier days, the addition of the restaurant was a major upgrade within the past few years. One request for management: The coffeemakers could use an upgrade to full-sized models with additional coffee mugs also stocked. However, I will note the availability of a small drawer-type dishwasher that is also included in the kitchenette. Location: The DPI is conveniently located in Springdale with a shuttle stop right in front of the hotel. There are many restaurant, shopping, and art/photo galleries located easily within walking distance. The entrance to Zion National Park is just a short shuttle ride (1mile) to the visitor's center or short car ride to the entrance to the park. I appreciate management's ability to maintain the beauty of the rooms and grounds over the years. The pool and spa are always in great shape. Electric vehicle parking spots have also been added. One future upgrade request: I like the bathroom design with separate sink/closet area and separate shower/toilet area. The pocket sliding doors are also a nice space-saving feature. However, I would like to see a shower makeover to a larger, more modern walk-in design rather than a tub and shower curtain (I do appreciate the curved curtain rod to gain space.) design. Overall, I rate this 5-stars. The Desert Pearl is truly one of my favorite hotels of all time. I look forward to my next visit!

I used to LOVE this place (Would tell EVERYONE about it), but ever since a mega corporation took…read moreover it's been pathetic at best. Bathrooms - always dirty, bar - horrid service, okay food and no liquor. IDs required and that's fine but a retired military ID is legit (retired military IIDs are valid, fix your ID system!) my drivers license expires before my military ID and my military ID got denied..... Wtf people? Season passes - hit or miss if they work. 2 out of the 3 years we've bought our season passes early they haven't worked,, and we had to go to the office to "fix the issue" There's no issue except this company who can't get their process straight. John NEVER had this issue...and I've been coming here since 2011...... Food? Don't get me started on the cafeteria food they serve now... The prior owner, John Grisainger at least had GOOD food, quality food being served. Not this cut rate, previously frozen, cafeteria food that's now "available" here. This place is sad, and I doubt John thought this company would turn this place into what it is now. Who in their right mind thought downgrading everything but upping the costfor everything was a good idea..... Oh, I know.... A corporation that DOESN'T care about its customers, that's who.. Do better. You're capable of it.

Buy your lift tickets ahead. Snow was a bit hard because so…read moreearly and so little. Price really went up for saturday, like $40 more so i just sat by the fire pit while daughter used her season pass. The equipment rentals are pretty reasonable if you do not have your own The main lift is pretty speedy, the smaller lift to the shorter (not less steep, just shorter) hill was slower but less crowded and offered you an quicker escape if you needed it . I ended up walking halfway down the paradise run as i got a slight concussion trying to snowboard for the first time at 53. Very pretty, but getting encroached on by private villas. which loom over the slopes

My family and I love staying at Arcadia with our extended family! My kids enjoy cousin time playing…read moreat the pool all day and having sleepovers in the bunk room. The houses are beautiful and spacious and the pool is top notch complete with hot tubs, pools, a lazy river and a water slide! They have a snack shack open during the summer months and unlimited soda refills and games in the clubhouse. There is also a gym on site and an electric bike rental place nearby. The views here are spectacular and the city usually isn't too busy.

Diamond in the rough. Stunning rental house with tons of space - 5 bedrooms/5 bathrooms & 4 of them…read morehave bathrooms IN THE ROOM. It's quite pricey but worth it, and splitting it 4 ways made it cheaper than your normal Marriott or Hilton. I'd also say the amenities are similar to that of 5 star hotels we've stayed. Heated pool, garage parking, e bike rentals, on-site ice cream and bistro, small store, private jacuzzi and an awesome play room upstairs. Kids can sign up for craft classes too. Oh and there's a cool gym, my sis went to a class and said it was cool. I have been on a soda kick, and it's 114, so carried the soda jug. (Photo here) Pools are legit. Lazy River is pretty big for a place this size. Slide is awesome, even for this 35 year old. They aren't too strict on the slide rules, so kids can go together if scared or too little, and even with floaties! Kids loved this place. Proximity to coffee, grocery, gas, etc is amazing. Very convenient and has an awesome red rock backdrop. Can't wait to come back!

This was our first time at the ranch. What a great property with many amenities. There are so many…read moreoptions for lodging to fit any travelers needs. We reserved deluxe glamping but changed to the a tiny house once there. Our group was very glad there was a unit available given the colder weather. Kayla is a rockstar and is a great ambassador for the ranch. The ranch has something for all ages. Mini golf, climbing wall, pool, laundry facilities, restaurant (try the s'mores cookie...next level) and more. They partner with an excursion company that is in property which offers more services. If visiting Zion you will be accessing it through the east entrance. It's about a 45 minute drive to the visitor center if you aren't delayed getting through the tunnel. I would definitely stay there again!

I really enjoyed the stay here! I love the amenities that they offer like mini golf, pool, and the…read moreaccess to food at Ponderosa Eats. The cabin we booked was the perfect size for my family of 3. The snow was melting when we booked so the hiking on one of the trails was a but muddy but I look forward to booking again here in the summer time. They offer camping grounds, glamping tents, cabins, and vacation rentals for larger groups! So there really is something for everyone. When you book they have concierge service that reaches out to you and helps with booking excursions and creating an itinerary which was so convenient. They also have access to some hiking trails right from the property. There are some goats that roam around the property as well and they were so cute!

Wow - this resort is gorgeous!…read more I spent the weekend on property at the Greater Zion Cup PPA Tour pickleball tournament and also spent some time in the resort lobby + restaurants. Service was mostly attentive and we were pleased with the transportation situation / golf cart rides to and from the courts and the main area. We did not stay on property but will certainly consider doing so in the future. It sounds like they are in the process of expanding and adding even more amenities in the future. Looking forward to returning!

Stop searching and book right now. This resort is top notch. Immaculate. Pristine. Gorgeous…read more Luxurious. All you want in a resort. And I didn't even touch the food. Amazing all around. The staff was so attentive and courteous. From the moment I walked in, Rayder was so accommodating and pleasant. We had a wonderful conversation. Then, Sadie, the host at Latitude, made an effort to remember every guest's name. She was the highlight of our morning. Maxwell at Basalt was the most charming waiter who knew everything about the menu. He was so personable and topped off our night with recommendations and a touch of class. Don't get me started on the soft beds and pillows. AMAZING. They are so comfortable. I am mad I didn't take a peek at the manufacturer. Unforgettable. I loved the gym with a plethora of equipment offerings. It was a bit chilly the week we came, so we opted not to golf. We will be back. I highly recommend it here. So glad it's an option.

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.

Friendly service, clean comfortable spacious rooms, comfortable queen beds and showers, great value…read morefor the price. Kitchens and living rooms in each suite (studio, one-bedroom, or two bedroom), well-maintained grounds: two pools, one heated, one with waterfall, hot tub, shuffleboard and tennis courts, nice sitting areas inside or outside the hotel. Each suite is furnished differently by separate owners, but whether a studio, 1- or 2-bedroom, all come with a fully furnished kitchen right down to the dishes/flatware and spatulas, pots & pans, toaster and coffee maker. If traveling with a group, or for extended stays, there's comfortable sitting areas on each floor, a library with fireplace, and a laundry room on 2nd and 3rd floors (bring your own detergent). Best of all, the price is comparable to a common one-room motel room at other motels. You couldn't ask for a better bargain. We very much enjoyed our stay! Will stay again.

I love road trips, I love waking up at different cities, I wish someone would pay me just to stay…read moreat different hotel everyday:XD I usually stayed at Saint George on the way to UT for it's convenient location and rate. This time, I decided to stay at Mesquite, NV which is about 40 miles south of St. George or about 80 miles north of Las Vegas. Hotwire led me here as I like surprise:XD Upon walking in the lobby, my first impression was...is this the retirement home!? the interior has that old fashioned style, wide hallway with tiles instead carpet on the first floor, a library...etc I got suite #210, which is exactly like a one bedroom apartment with full sized kitchen, dining table, living room, bed room, walking in closet and a full sized bath. It's spacious! I assume this property was designed for assistant living and later changed to a hotel. It's freaking hot in Mesquite, NV even after the sun goes down. The air was still hot like inside the oven. The ac worked really well and of course this place is very quiet. The next morning, after checking out, I was on the way heading home. While pulling onto the 15 freeway I all the sudden remembered I left my charging cable in the room! Drove back from the next freeway exit, I told the front desk lady and she immediately made me a key to go up to the room to retrieve my cable. When I got there, the housekeeper was already outside and handed me my cable. If you are not looking for anything fancy, modern and elaborate, this is a good place! For clean, classic and awesome rate, I can see myself coming back for another good night sleep:) P.s there's no charging port on the bedside table, I had to unplug the alarm clock and that's how I forgot my cable :XD

Fun course. Beautiful pro shop restaurant and bar. Driving range nice. Balls included. The…read moregreens are very interesting. Fairways very nice. I'd go again

Wow. Wow. Wow. This is the place to stay. Super clean and packed with everything you need. We…read morestayed here while exploring Zion National Park. This place is just luxury. There is room for three couples and kids. You have the entire villa in a quiet neighborhood. I think this was are best rental stay in many years, we did not want to leave.

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").

This is not a resort. It's a RV park on an industrial site with a warehouse converted to a 'hotel…read more The "resort"amenities two hot tubs that are not working, a swing, a small fire pit, and property with broken down equipment, Continental breakfast consists of a few four-packs of store-bought muffins, a bag of store-bought bagels opened the prior day, bread, pop tarts, and coffee. These amenities are really for RV park users. The hotel rooms are upstairs and were previously offices. No elevator. Walls are very thin. From my room, I could hear all the goings-in in other rooms, including dogs barking and kids yelling. There was a lot of racket, people shouting in the lobby and common rooms downstairs in the evening, so I was afraid to venture out of my room. In the morning, from the hallway, I could actually hear someone snoring. The room was large and had floor rather than carpet, so it was mostly clean. Although there was a small pile of hair on the bathroom floor by the shower. By the way, the shower was not designed well, so much of the bathroom floor got wet after it was used. Also, the toilet did not have a lid! That's unsanitary. For around $250 for one night, I would have been much better off staying at a real hotel in town.

We stayed in the RV park for a year. Got stuck in our fifth wheels, between flipping properties. If…read moreyou want a shower, you must go across the street, to the hotel. There are two full bathrooms with showers, for park guests.. marble tiled, always clean and well maintained. Games and books, for borrowing. Small convenience shop. If you want food, Bowman's Kitchen has great food and is a minute drive down the street. It's the nicest RV park in the area. It's not the kind of RV camp grounds you'll find in California, by the water, picnic tables and fire pits, etc.... Although I've seen bon fires going, so I know they're allowed, when it's not the hot, dry season. There's often musical entertainment, at the hotel, with food trucks. If you're planning a trip here, I would time it with upcoming entertainment, during good weather. The newer side of the park, has wider pull through spots and costs a little more. I recommend that side. Only complaint is Wi-Fi does seem to have problems sometimes and the newer side has sand in the pipes.. at least my spot, it clogged up my filter.. can't say for other spots. Otherwise, happy we stayed there.