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!

One of the most beautiful and conveniently closest hotels to the entrance of Zion…read more I've stayed here twice now, and there's a specific room type I keep coming back to: the Riverside Grand View Bedroom Suite. At 500 sq. ft, it feels spacious and serene, with a sitting area over looking the river below, blackout drapes, soaking tub, seperate walk-in shower, pillow-top mattress, workplace, and a 55" TV that my man really appreciates. But the best part is the large private balcony with seating and a direct view of The Watchman, one of Zion's most iconic peaks. Sunrises and sunsets from here are epic. Your stay includes, wifi, parking, year-round access to the outdoor pools and hot tubs, fire pits, fitness center, bathrobes and slippers, ac/heat, coffee maker, mini-fridge, and fresh coffee each morning near the lobby. On-site you'll also find a restaurant by the name of Anthera, and a spa, both of which I recommend. With 53 rooms, the property doesn't feel like just another standard hotel. What truly sets it apart though, is what lies just behind it, the lush riverside gardens. Ending your day sitting by the river, listening to the water move past as your thoughts quiet and your whole body softens. In the morning expect to see a lot of deer grazing in the grass areas. It's genuinely spellbinding. If the restaurant on property doesn't interest you there are other walkable options nearby and this property does not allow pets. Breakfast is available for an additional fee.

The Cliffrose is absolutely incredible the perfect blend of comfort, beauty, and hospitality right…read moreat the entrance to Zion National Park. From the moment we arrived, the staff made us feel welcome and well taken care of. The property is stunning, beautifully landscaped gardens, peaceful riverside views, and a relaxing atmosphere that makes it hard to leave. Our room had breathtaking views of the red cliffs. The pool and hot tub area are fantastic, especially after a long day of hiking. You really can't beat the location, it's just minutes from the park entrance, so it's easy to walk or take the shuttle. Everything about our stay was top-notch. We can't wait to come back.

We just returned from a 4 night stay at the Hampton Inn, Springdale Ut, and everything was…read moreabsolutely perfect! Denise Wood, the General Manager has assembled a staff that rivals any high priced resort. The staff went out of its way to ensure our comfort, especially at the front desk who helped with our early check-in. Our room was modern, spacious, quiet and clean. The beds were remarkably comfortable. We loved the family oriented staff, pool, bingo, fire pit and daily breakfast which offered a variety of tasty options. The proximity to the entrance of Zion Natl. Park was also super convenient. We will definitely return next year!

My little family and I recently had such a wonderful stay at this Hampton Inn. First impressions…read morewere great - we were checked in at the front desk by the charismatic "Mr. Rock n Roll" who got us all squared away and asked if we needed any recommendations for anything in the area, provided us a map dotted with local eateries and general directions to and around the Park. Our room was on the ground floor with two queen beds, a beautiful view across the parking lot of the red rocks and easy access to and from the parking lot (which was much appreciated since it was super cold and started to flurry overnight and into the next day). The room itself was spacious and clean, the fridge worked really well (almost TOO well - it froze our drinks!), everything was well stocked. We utilized the jacuzzi one evening despite it being in the 30s, which was clean and relaxing after a long day of travel and hiking around. The only drawback we experienced during our stay was regarding the breakfast situations during the two mornings we were there. Apparently there was an emergency floor repair in the kitchen which meant they were unable to access it to prepare the continental spread that Hampton Inn is so well-known for. Instead, each morning there were stacks of brown takeaway boxes pre-filled with different food selections, which were displayed at the front of the dining room, but the boxes were not clearly marked so people were having to open them to examine the contents of each box. The staff members were absolutely not to blame - they were running around the dining room constantly, checking on guests and seeing what they could bring out from the back to ensure everyone had what they wanted and needed. For kids, they were running back and finding cold cereal, juices, etc. If there was a vegetarian, they were finding options (i.e. frozen potato and egg breakfast burritos) for them, too. They had brought in extra microwaves to accommodate everyone having to warm their own food. I heard a few guests grumbling but the staff remained warm and friendly. One staff member in particular, Annette, deserves special recognition. She was answering everyone's questions, letting them know the repair was unfortunately expected to take 3 weeks, and that they were only 2 days into their new "routine" so they only expected it to get better and run smoother as they got into their rhythm. When our 6-year-old decided she didn't like anything on offer one of the mornings and was getting antsy, Annette walked her over to the front desk and let her pick out a coloring book to keep her occupied while mom and dad finished their breakfasts. Thank you, Annette, for helping us keep our sanity! Overall, you just can't beat the value for the price, the proximity to the Park and everything else there is to see in Springdale and Zion. We had a wonderful stay here and would absolutely stay again.

clean hotels & rooms great service…read moreGreat staff! Great breakfast to start out a day of hiking! Bus stop in front of hotel. walking distance to food & visitor center. I would definitely stay here again!!

A great experience at this hotel. It's surrounded by beauty, and the rooms are nice and…read morecomfortable. Complimentary breakfast is good too, and pool and hot tub are nice amenities to use after a long day of hiking. Hotel is convenient to city shuttle that takes you to the park, and there are several restaurants within walking distance. The hotel is not cheap, but it is worth the price!

Located a 3 minute drive from Zion National Park or a short, free shuttle ride to the park (stop #4…read more- stop across the street to the park). You could get on the shuttle stop to the left of the hotel to go further down the main street if you didn't want to walk. At check-in, they gave us a big sheet of helpful information showing us the town and the park shuttle stops. Springdale is very convenient, you can walk to several other restaurants and stores from the hotel. The room was clean, comfortable, spacious quiet and had a wonderful balcony with two chairs and a table to sit and admire the incredible mountain view. The room has a microwave, refrigerator and freezer, a really nice Keurig coffee maker (modern, made coffee quickly), generic Keurig coffee cups, and a couch with a large open area and a separate TV (another by the bed). There was a long bench which was nice for my husband's bigger suitcase and a luggage rack. The bathroom was compact. My knee was about 2" from the open door. There was enough sink counter space. When you shower, make sure the doors are positioned so the one by the shower head closes completely touches the wall. My husband had the other one which didn't touch the wall, and the water flowed between the doors and was flooding the floor. We declined daily housekeeping with our Do Not Disturb sign, and Housekeeping put a plastic bin of bath towels, hand towels, wash clothes, and a new roll of toilet paper by our door. First hotel where I have ever seen this! As a woman who feels anxiety when there is no spare toilet paper and the one on the wall is getting small, this was greatly appreciated! There are several units of rooms, so you have to walk outside for breakfast. We were in room 231, B unit on the corner. Stairs on one side and an elevator on the other side of the building. Behind it is the pool and hot tub. The water felt really cool in April, and the hot tub more warm than hot. A family with small kids was playing in it. Pool is open 7 am - 10 pm. There are outdoor firepits and a laundry building (24 hrs). The breakfast had scrambled eggs, one type of breakfast meat, and hash brown potatoes that were heavily peppered. The first morning, they were mostly black with pepper. That was the main drawback for me. Breakfast is 6 am - 10 am. Maintenance came after 1 pm the next day, like I requested to address water that had been trickling out of our shower. He tightened the shower head and showed not to tighten the turn-off knob too much (which I also had found out the previous night). Very nice person. End of April 2026, we paid $316/night or $362.48 with taxes/night. I had never paid over $1,000 at a Best Western before, but the room and staff were very good, and shuttle and park convenience were perfect.

I recently visited Zion and had an absolutely amazing time. I wasn't able to book Zion lodge and I…read morewas worried I wouldn't have easy access to the park but this best western has free shuttles to the park that makes it super easy to get inside. The staff was very friendly and the free early breakfast was pretty good for a complimentary service. The sunset in Zion and at this venue is so beautiful. The sky lights up red and orange.

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.

The view from Driftwood Lodge is stunning. Even my seven- and nine-year-old kids were blown away…read more My daughter said, "I could stay here forever." My son loved discovering new insects, walking along the riverbank, and playing on the grass. I can't imagine a better place to stay for the scenery and access to nature. The restaurant on the property, King's Landing Bistro, is a great "treat yourself" spot and very convenient to have right at the hotel. The hotel itself could use some upgrades, though. We noticed the walls were quite thin, and I could hear people talking on the other side. There is a shuttle stop conveniently right by the hotel (stop #7). There was also a gas station called Terribles where we got milk for the kids.

Highly recommend staying here! We always look for a convenient, clean comfortable place when…read moretraveling, and this one checked all the boxes. The location is perfect, just minutes from the entrance to Zion National Park. Everything was also walkable where we could drink without needing to drive. I also loved having the bar and restaurant downstairs, plus a pool and hot tub to relax in after our long days of hiking. The daily included breakfast was a big bonus and made starting our mornings easy without having to go elsewhere. The room immediately stood out for how clean it was, with high ceilings that made it feel open and spacious. The layout was well thought out, with convenient space for our hiking gear and places to hang everything. Also, the TV was noticeably huge, possibly the largest one I've ever seen in a hotel room! And if you forget anything , such as toothbrush and toothpaste they can provide that to you! Definitely would come back here without hesitation. It's such a beautiful property with an amazing view of Zion right outside our windows.

Convenient, clean, and with good water pressure. Free breakfast was standard. They have a coffee,…read moretea, and hot chocolate station you can help yourself to at any time. There are nice fire pits outside with red rock views. We didn't use the pool or hot tub, but it looked nice. There are a few restaurants located in the same area. I was surprised that there was a $10 parking fee per day. If you're staying at a hotel, you shouldn't have to pay for parking.

Beautiful resort and room. Walking distance to park shuttles. Very nice place. Clean!read more

It's pricey but staying inside Zion park is the absolute best experience…read more We got the wall bed suite.The room was a little outdated but had a small kitchen and a balcony with a rock view. Would definitely stay again. The only thing that didn't work for us was we had my daughter & boyfriend share the room with us.With only one bathroom (no on-suite) it was a little difficult.Be forewarned the pull out bed was uncomfortable.It is most likely broken,we were sleeping on a slant and it was pretty bad!(room 326) We had a top unit.It was great!I was worried we'd get a bottom unit(heard a lot of complaints with noise)

This is a motor lodge, so obviously I'm rating it as such, not putting it on the level of a resort…read more For a motor lodge, this place is great. Beds comfortable and room really clean, redone. Showers right away warm, good pressure. Quiet, good wall insulation. Parking is ample. The included breakfast is at Porter's and it's great! Not your basic free breakfast at a hotel. This is a delicious breakfast that many people wait in line for to pay for. The pool and hot tub are meh, ok, needed to be skimmed. It's great to be right in Springdale to walk to eat and shop. The attached gift shop is a wonderful store. Thing is, somehow, the area surrounding Zion is very expensive.

I am currently at the Bumbleberry Inn. This is my 2nd time. What a great place. Rooms are great…read more Staff are helpful, welcoming and very nice. Breakfast is fantastic. Farm animals are a plus. Bring a bag of apples, carrots, grapes. They love it all.

This B&B conveniently located near Zion NP, walking distance to Stop#5 at the Springdale shuttle…read moreline that takes you to and from the park. Room #6 is not big, but it got all we needed and is comfortable. The garden area is nice. Breakfast is included in a nearby cafe. And they serve hearty breakfast choices that will fuel you for your day at the park.

My daughters and I recently stayed at this absolutely beautiful and gorgeous location. We stayed in…read moresuite#3 which was so spacious and roomie with all the comforts of home. Mark and Joe were so accommodating !! Location couldn't be more perfect with easy access to a shuttle back and forth to Zion Park. Springdale was a filled with fabulous restaurants and shops . Breakfast vouchers were worth every penny at Oscar's restaurant!!! My favorite part was the outdoor space where I came back everyday to sit and read in the tranquil atmosphere overlooking the beautiful mountains of Zion .. Highly recommend this location !!