Zion Canyon Lodge Google review summary 3.8 467 reviews 5 4 3 2 1 Reviews on other travel sites Trip.com 4.4/5 · 130 reviews Tripadvisor 3.5/5 · 104 reviews Priceline 5.5/10 · 128 reviews Reviews Search reviews LL 1/5 an hour ago on Google We arrived here in a polaris slingshot. One of the best ways to see beautiful places. We checked in with a super nice lady and she allowed to park our slingshot in front of our room -- she did that specific. Out of nowhere this rude, extremely unprofessional Woman in the parking lot -- didn't say who she was -- who said she is the GM came over and asked us to move -- due to The noise it makes. -- YES!! Right. Discrimination -- in all forms. She was all attitude and treated us like we were beneath her. We were parking for the night and leaving the sling shot. She then told us we were acting like Democrats. Again-- discrimination at its finest. Wait since when does politics have to do with who books rooms? When I called her out she claimed she said none of that. What a liar!!! Right now I'm disputing a charge that she refunded back through Expedia -- I booked directly with the resort for $255.87 -- my refund was for $147.23 so she had no clue as the GM how to run transactions. Read that again. She laughed at me multiple times for questioning her and boasted how the owner was on property and when I asked to speak to the owner she told me he wouldn't talk to me. Do NOT book here. The rooms are disgusting and the GM is the absolute worst I have ever seen in my life. Let me know when 10 harley davidson motorcycles roll up to view Zion if you are going to tell them where to park and discriminate. I wanted to add to be fair my response was not exactly friendly-- I said a few things that meant and hold to but typically not my style. Just don't discriminate and tell people that are acting like a political party. Also, when the guest tells you they booked directly with the property because I support small business and don't like 3rd party -- believe them. I asked for the owner to talk to. I would love the owner to call me. read more

Red Rock Grill for lunch. why do people stand in line for crappy sandwiches when you can have sit down service with good food and lovely staff. added bonus: excellent Wifi. read more

Zion Canyon Lodge - 1/2 Chicken sandwich w Caesar Salad. - Hotels Near Me - Springdale, Utah

Easy, comfortable stay and exactly what we needed for visiting Zion. Check-in was a breeze, the room was clean and functional, and we appreciated having a microwave, fridge, and coffee maker. The views were lovely, and the grab-and-go breakfast was basic but perfectly fine (yogurt, muffin, bagel, cream cheese). Location is very close to Zion National Park, which was the main priority, and we'd stay here again. The only downsides were a small leak from the bathroom vent during rain and no housekeeping during our 2-night stay. Otherwise, a smooth and convenient experience! read more

Hello, I was deeply disturbed by what happened. The way our children were treated differently, while other kids were being offered cookies right in front of them, did not look accidental. It came across as biased and discriminatory. Whether it was because we are Indian or because of prejudice toward our family, the behavior was deeply offensive and unacceptable. Basic courtesy should apply to every child equally, and the fact that it did not in this situation speaks volumes. This was hurtful, disrespectful, and impossible to ignore. read more

A solid 2-Star hotel centrally located in Springdale, UT. Only 1.5 miles away from the Zion National Park Visitor Center and it's dog friendly. We really enjoyed our 1-night stay. The lobby was inviting, customer service at the front desk was great, the bed was comfy, bed linens were surprisingly nice, beautiful view, and the main grocery store "Sol Foods" was just across the street (closes at 11pm). Clean sheets, fluffy pillows, and a substantial comforter - heavy enough to keep me warm when the A/C was running. Great room rate! We arrived 4 hours prior to the 3pm check-in time, so I inquired about getting our room early; Nothing was available. They did offer to start the check-in process, so all we had to do at 3pm was get our room key. Meanwhile, we ended up leaving our car in the spacious lot and used the free Springdale shuttle to get us to the Zion shuttle (headed to The Narrows). It was less than a 5-min walk to Stop 5 near Bumbleberry Inn. Shampoo, conditioner, and body wash were topped off in the shower dispenser. Flat screen tv, mini fridge, and microwave were available in our room with 2 Queen beds. The few things that could be improved upon are more lighting in the bedroom area and stronger water pressure for the shower head. The morning after, the complimentary "continental" breakfast included yogurt, apple, granola bar, muffin, bagel & cream cheese. Perfect for the road! Would definitely return the next time we find ourselves in beautiful Zion! read more

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1. Crazy guy in the lobby that might as well have been a hobo behind a front desk. He chattered on about gravity & Wall Street but never answered one of the three questions we asked. 2. Breakfast is advertised as an area upstairs & there is even a permanent sign affixed to the door. But the door is locked with no sign & you're given a bag of stuff at the lobby. 3. Super-low water pressure in the shower! Also no small shelf for my shampoo or soap. 4. Small uncomfortable pillows 5. Surprisingly loud A/C unit--this place is only three years old! 6. Super tight parking. This place was cheaper than our typical hotel. Now I see why. You get what you pay for. read more

We came to Zion to hike Angel's Landing and see the beautiful things you will find in the park. We had no question we wanted to stay in the park itself. And honestly, the price of the lodge was not that different than staying in Springdale for the convenience. We all had cabins which are like duplex or fourplex structures in front of the two story hotel rooms. They were perfect. I read some reviews who stated that for the basic accommodations that it was expensive and to that I say what a ridiculous complaint when we are in a national park. I actually thought the cabins were quaint and I loved the fireplace in the room. I also thought it was plenty large. Be aware that at least during our stay, the wifi exists but is very spotty and I had no cell service by the lodge area and in most of the park except down by the visitor center so you will be mostly disconnected. There is a lodge dining room and cafe and beer garden. They loan out games at the front desk if you want to sit in the lodge after dinner and play something. read more

The WORST hotel experience I have ever had the displeasure to go through. I wish zero stars was an option. I don't ever want to stay in an independently owned hotel again after this - only Marriotts and Hiltons for me in the future. Why was this stay so appalling? After my first night (I was staying for 3 days), I spent the day hiking all around Zion - like over ten miles - then get dinner, and want to collapse immediately into my bed. I get to my room, and the key doesn't work. I go to get my key fixed in the lobby, and realize ALL of my stuff is in a pile on a cart in the lobby behind the desk - not locked away, but actually in plain sight (at least it was behind the desk). Someone had gone into my room and haphazardly gathered all my stuff. I had just done some laundry (and had dirty clothes to wash that night), but the wet socks were put in with dry stuff (making EVERYTHING wet), dirty clothes were mixed with clean stuff. I have a few health issues so I had medicines and some (of my) equipment in the room and I had NO idea if it was all there and in what state any of it was in (thank goodness nothing was missing or broken). I also *HATE HATE HATE* when people touch my stuff (recovering from OCD and I'm also on the Autism Spectrum - and I was traveling alone for the first time, even though I'm in my 30s). Given how exhausted I was, I had a COMPLETE meltdown and panicked. Not only was this all happening, but they'd already checked new guests into my room so I couldn't go back and check and make sure they had everything of mine. How did this happen? Apparently, 2 rooms checked in around the same time I did. One was for a single night, mine was for 3 nights. However, apparently our rooms were swapped by the new and clearly incompetent front desk person - so the room the other guests had left empty after leaving wasn't cleaned or touched, while my room was emptied (instead of someone checking to see, huh, this person didn't pack up, this person is gone, maybe there was a room mix up). Like, if someone had bothered to check the state of the two rooms, maybe they could've figured this out. FYI - Zion National Park has no cell signal, so there's no way to reach people inside the park. One would THINK that people who live and work there understand that and work around it, but clearly not. No attempt was made to contact ME, the owner of my stuff (my name was on PLENTY of it - so they should've figured out the mixup at this point too) - they only contacted the guests who HAD checked out and did NOT own the stuff that was removed. They said they would refund me at least a night for the inconvenience (they never did). Literally nothing was done to compensate me for any of this. My parents tried to call to handle it (remember, I was having a meltdown and was inconsolable), and the manager wouldn't even give me or my parents her name and was absolutely HORRIBLE to my parents who were trying to deal with what happened because I was in no state for it. The poor man who was working the front desk and really had nothing to do with the chaos was incredibly sweet and accommodating - he walked me to the store to get detergent so I could redo my laundry and checked on me periodically afterwards, but he had zero power for refunding or actually doing anything about this. They found a room for me to stay in for the rest of the time I was in Zion, so at least I wasn't left without a place to stay during high season. The rooms were fine - not gross, not sparkling, the bed was plenty comfortable. Not the closest place to stay to Zion, and there are places more convenient to the buses (this isn't inconvenient, there are just better places). Definitely not worth being the most expensive of the hotels on the block - even at high season, not worth $200+. It's been over a week since I got home from my trip and almost 3 since this disaster at Zion Canyon Lodge, and I'm STILL livid and brought to tears thinking about this. DO NOT STAY HERE. (I hope the nice man at the front desk can find a better place to work because he was lovely.) read more

Stayed here overnight for a quick weekend get away. We had a 2 queen room. Rooms were large and clean - ours had tile floor which I liked. Check in was quick and easy. Plenty of parking. We were on the top floor in the back building, room was quite and the view was amazing. Location can't be beat, walking distance to Sol market, gas station, and restaurants and a few minutes from the park. Only complaint is Sunday morning we called down to the front desk 3x and even stoped in and there as no one there?? read more

Zion Canyon Lodge - Hotels Near Me - Springdale, Utah

When picking a place for me and my friends to stay while in Zion, we wanted a place that felt local and less like a hotel. This lodge was perfect and really set the mood for staying in zion. It's small compared to other neighboring hotels, but it was perfect for our stay. The views outside the lodge were beautiful, especially when the moon was out over the mountains. The lobby was very nicely decorated and the lady that checked us in was very nice. The room was like any typical hotel room. Two beds, TV, fridge, microwave, etc. They had a really nice mirror in the bathroom! They have complimentary breakfast from 6:30AM - 9:30AM. It's just like your typical continental breakfast with nothing special. They have a waffle maker, assortment of teas, coffees, and juices. They had 3 types of cereals, some fruit, yogurt, and pastries. And they had scrambled eggs and sausage patties. The dining area for breakfast is also nicely decorated with comfortable chairs and a TV for viewing. This place was also fairly cheap compared to well-known hotels nearby. I would stay here again! read more

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Let me start with the positives: location, location location! This place has top notch views with walking distance to restaurants and shops that Springdale has to offer. Also the price was reasonable and within what we wanted to spend, and it's only about a mile and half away from the gate to Zion National Park. The beds are fairly comfortable and the checkin was easy and pleasant. The Negatives: for being a fairly new lodge, it's falling apart. You get the impression that the owners got this prime property and told the builders to do whatever it takes to get this place built and up and running and use your cheapest materials! I don't care, just get it done! And with thought, it shows. Everything, and I mean everything, was bottom of the line materials, from the decking outside, which in spots were sinking, to plumbing materials, furniture and lighting. The doors were improperly installed, the paint and finishes ( calking around the tub) were not completed or not done properly. And as far as cleanliness, well that needed work too. We found either dog or beard hair in one of the drawers. So with all the negatives why the three stars? Location, views and friendly front desk service. Would I come back? Most likely no. There are plenty of other hotels around the area to chose from with about the same price and with the same views and same great location. I'm afraid this place will not stand the test of time unless a serious overhaul is done. read more

Had the best experience from check-in to check out. Such friendly and welcoming staff. They are a dog friendly lodge. Housekeeping would check on us daily to see if we needed anything. We stayed in the family suite on the first floor, which was very convenient for us as we also had our 2 pups with us. Everything you need from the shuttle stop, a supermarket, and souvenir shops to restaurants are all within walking distance. You also have a complete 360-degree view of the magnificent mountains. My family and i will be back again. read more

The stay was enjoyable. The staff was very friendly and helpful with any questions we had and gave great recommendations to make our visit at Zion NP as good as it could be. They're located pretty close to all the shops in Springdale and only a few minutes from the park gate. read more

Zion Canyon Lodge - Zion Canyon Lodge just after sunset - Hotels Near Me - Springdale, Utah

I think this hotel is very typical of a 3 star hotel. Not a lot of frills but the basics are there. The location is excellent and walking distance to many restaurants and shop and only a few shuttle stops away from the park entrance. We arrived after 9pm so there was no one there to check us in but the staff left an envelope with our name on the front door. We had a very noisy neighbor who was cussing up a storm at 4am but she was gone the next night so our sleep was uninterrupted. There is no continental breakfast as indicated by their website so I asked them to remove it as it's deceiving. read more

TL;DR: FOUND BEDBUGS AND TOLD MANAGEMENT. MANAGEMENT THREATENED NOT REFUND US FOR A ROOM WITH BEDBUGS IF WE POSTED A REVIEW. CALLED COPS ON US AFTER WE CALLED HER OUT FOR PREDATORY PRACTICES. Places get BEDBUGS, I get it, but what upset me was their response to the incident. We were laughed at in disbelief by the management when we made the claim that we found bedbugs in our room. When we went to physically show the front desk staff the BEDBUGS, he was unable to help us due to the fact that management refuses to give any sort of authority to the staff. Even overheard him explaining to the manager that a patron had found BEDBUGS, only to be asked, "and where did they find them?" to which he incredulously replied, "in their room..." With all of our clothing likely infested, we had to double bag all of our items and couldnt stay in our rooms so we were told to wait in the lobby. We waited for close to 4 HOURS AFTER HAVING FOUND THESE BEDBUGS for management to show up. Later we found that the delay was due to the manager on duty having been on a Jeep tour(what?). The blonde portly woman who was manager severely lacked customer service skills and first impression upon seeing the BEDBUGS, lamented to us how expensive it would now be to heat-treat the rooms. How was this my problem? We wanted to sanitize our clothes in a hot wash and asked for some spare clothing in the mean time, but were given none and instead offered a closet we could sit naked in while our clothes washed...No thank you? how would I get to the clothes after?? She was incredibly stubborn and refused to budge on any compromise. The cherry on top was her threatening to not refund me for my room charge if I were to post a review of the place. I didn't even care to post anything but that was all the motivation I needed to change my mind. I immediately called her out on that predatory tactic and she CALLED THE COPS ON ME. Luckily, the police were much more understanding and helped facilitate a refund, but beware you may not be so lucky. That sick woman has likely threatened many patrons already with this kind of extortion. DONT LET THIS BE YOU. read more

Zion Canyon Lodge - I was threatened that if I were to show these photos, that they would keep our money instead of compensating us. - Hotels Near Me - Springdale, Utah

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I stayed at this lodge when I was visiting Zion National Park. I have to say the lodge isn't anything crazy but it's clean and works for the most part. Don't expect anything fancy but I wasn't expecting that and I'm very happy with what I got. Parking looks limited but I didn't seem to have issues whenever I needed to park but for the most part I walked or used the shuttle. If you're looking for something reliable and simple this place does the job well. There was a lady who I didn't catch her name at the front desk about half the time she was very friendly and loved the attitude she had and made the experience at the hotel better. The only reason I removed one star was because I wasn't a fan of the breakfast which was a brown bag with some "snacks " in it essentially which to me wasn't a breakfast. I'd rather they open the breakfast room and have a proper meal rather than the brown bag. I should mention they do have coffee and some juices at the front desk which was nice and you could take anytime. read more

Our stay at Zion Canyon Lodge started off okay and confusing. I got a call around 7PM telling us that if we arrived past 8PM, the lobby would be closed and our Keys would be in an envelope on the window. We arrived around 8:20 and the front lobby was still open until 9PM. No one really helped us check in because they were busy helping another guest with a room mix up. Apparently, they already had guests in the room that they assigned her in. So we grabbed our keys inside the envelope behind on the counter with our name on it. The next morning, we went to the front desk at 7:30AM to check in (those were the instructions written inside the envelope for late check ins). And caught the first shuttle to Zion around 8:30AM. We came back to our room after a long day of exploring Zion around 4:30PM. The first thing we noticed when I opened the door was our room was very clean, so much so that we never stepped foot in it. That's because all of our stuff was missing. All of it missing! We were staying another night, so none of our things were packed, beers in the fridge, socks on the floor, toiletries still out, chargers, everything out. We went to the front desk to ask what had happened to all our stuff and the lady told us they thought we were supposed to check out that day and had moved all of our belongings out to avoid charging us another day. Mind you, we were done exploring the narrows by 1:30PM and were hanging out at the village until we got back to our room, so we both had signal on our phones. The lodge never called us to confirm if we were leaving, considering none of our things were packed. They just decided on their own to go through our belongings and pack everything as they saw fit. Toiletry bag inside the food cooler, face wash inside my shoe, dirty clothes on top of my clean ones. Once everything was sorted out, we brought everything bag to our room. We just felt so uneasy and unsafe afterwards, thinking about all of our personal things they had gone through. At the end, we were missing an iPhone charger and some beers we just bought. There wasn't any monetary value at loss, it's the fact that someone had gone through our personal belongings. I was paranoid going to bed, thinking that someone would try to come in our room, because the staff had the rooms mixed up again. We told the lady at the front desk about the missing items, she said she would call housekeeping to check and call us back. She never called back. She said she was new and her daughter was with her at the front desk. I didn't want to give her anymore problems. The next morning we checked out at 10AM, an hour earlier than check out time. Another lady with short blonde hair, not sure if she was the manager or not was there and said "oh your room has already been checked out." The same problem would've occurred if we hadn't checked out and was gone all day. We told her about the charger, she wrote our name and number down. But of course, that went nowhere. They had coffee and juice available as long as the lobby was open. The location was very close to Zion and close a shuttle stop. The room was clean and okay. If we hadn't had whole problem of "getting kicked out," everything would've been perfect, but it kind of ruined our stay, to say the least. We will not be staying or recommending Zion Canyon Lodge to anyone. read more

The good first: clean room and no bad smells. Bed was okay. The air conditioner works fine. And of course the location makes most negatives bearable. However the toilet paper dispenser (rack?) fell off the wall at first touch. The sound insulation sucks. read more

Unfortunately had a terrible experience here. Checked in to a dirty room with people's belongings left in there. Our shower didn't work at all and when we asked the front desk about it, they promised it would be fixed by the time we got back that evening. When we got back, we still did not have a working shower and they said that nobody will be coming to fix it. They wouldn't let us switch rooms, and said that we won't be refunded our remaining stay if we decided to leave. Management has still refused to respond to the situation or even apologize considering we paid hundreds of dollars PER NIGHT to not be able to shower after hiking all weekend. Could have been resolved so easily, but instead stuck with a super frustrating outcome. read more

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Beautiful views, next to Zion national park, and excellent customer service. The manager was so helpful and attentive to our needs. Definitely recommending this place to all my family and friends. read more

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Booked a family suite and it was more than adequate for a quick two night stay in Springdale to visit Zion National Park and Bryce Canyon National Park. The family suite includes a living room, kitchenette, bedroom, and bathroom. The room was sizable and fairly clean and includes a TV in the living room and one in the bedroom. It is motel style so parking is convenient. If you have a lot of heavy luggage, I'd recommend requesting to stay on the bottom floor. You do tend to hear a lot of the footsteps upstairs on the bottom floor. They offered a to-go breakfast due to COVID. It included a bagel, two hard boiled eggs, yogurt, a muffin, and an apple. They have a drink station in the business center with coffee and juices. The coffee wasn't very good, but there are a few coffee shops nearby within walking distance. Overall, a good place to stay in Springdale. read more

We got the family suite and it had everything you could ever need! Full size fridge, a cooker, pots and pans, utensils. Place is newly renovated and super clean. Whenever we called for something, it was taken cared of immediately. Free coffee and juice bar at reception was perfect for hot summer days. Free breakfast to go was great too. The place is walking distance to several restaurants and across the street from a grocery store. Perfect stay! read more

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We stayed at this nice vary comfortable hotel, we loved it ! The location was perfect we were so happy! The front desk lady Shannon was super kind and she helped us to get the directions how to get to the Zion National Park Visitor center. We loved the comfort, the views from the balcony, the location was perfect to leave the car and take the shuttle to the park. We didn't even expect to have a complimentary breakfast what was really thoughtful of them. She said it's "Grub and Go" which was enough food to eat and take with as to the park. Highly recommended. read more

Their site says that it is a completely new lodge. That is impossible as the rooms are "tired", dark and need upgrades. The mattress on the bed was quite soft and saggy. At now time were able to find the complementary breakfast open! We had cold water in the shower two out of the four nights. The only positive report that I can give is that it is centrally located in a cute town. I would certainly move on and find something better next time! read more

Great views, easy access to the national park, and walking distance to all the shops and restaurants. Check in was easy and they were so kind to let us check in early! It was great to not have to wait 3 hours to check in, when they had a room ready to go! The bed was soft, plenty of pillows, and a great balcony space to enjoy breakfast, lunch, dinner and scenery! read more

Zion Canyon Lodge - Back building, plenty of parking - Hotels Near Me - Springdale, Utah

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Loved this hotel! It was my first time staying here although I have been to Zion many times. It was very clean and tidy. Staff was wearing masks and stayed distance from us. Check in and out was smooth. It was close to the park entrance and close to a shuttle stop (although the shuttle was out of service in August 2020). Walking distance to restaurants and a market. The room was very clean, modern, and had adequate amenities. (Fridge, microwave) Our room was on the second floor in the back building and there were only stairs and no elevator to get up there. Not an issue for us but I am not sure if they can accommodate for that. Overall- highly recommend! read more

Stayed here for four nights. Room seemed dated for a brand new motel. The pillows were small and too puffy, the walls are paper thin, just like their toilet paper. We were on the bottom floor and could hear everything! It is nice to be close to the park, restaurants and across the street is a market, but won't be staying here again. read more

My experience at this lodge was a wonderful one night stay due to Shannon, the manager. Our first encounter with her was after checking in we went to the lobby to seek recommendations on what to do at Zion National Park after 5pm on a snowy Friday night. She gave us the idea to watch the sunset at one of the overlooks. She gave us maps and a very clear set of directions. It was a marvelous way to end a full day of driving. On the next morning, we checked out of the hotel thinking to spend the whole day at Zion and she immediately remembered us from the night before, asked us how the short hike to watch the sunset went. And offered a "breakfast to go" for us to get our morning off to a great start. On top of that she provided us a place to leave our bags while we spent our day at the National Park and when we returned that evening I had the most welcoming conversation with her reminiscencing about our shared childhoods in Hawaii. Right before I took my bags, I extended her a cash tip and she kindly told me ... none was needed as it was her pleasure. What great service !!! Truly a top notch lodge and it's super close to Zion National Park and there is a large supermarket right across the street which we went for food and trail mixes. And let us not forget Meme's (yes spelled exactly like that) Cafe right next to the supermarket. Best Cafe in town! read more

Wonderful place to stay if you're visiting zion. VERY CLEAN , great price , and awesome location. Staff was very kind and accommodating! read more

Zion Canyon Lodge - Hotels Near Me - Springdale, Utah

Clean hotel including rooms and lobby, excellent view from upstairs. Comfortable bed and lots of pillows. TV didn't work at first but management came right away and fixed the problem. Nice "to go" breakfast, juice and coffee available in lobby. All in all, I was pleased with this lodge. Staff was pleasant & accommodating. read more

i'm not sure where to start with this review. this was my first visit to zion canyon so i had no idea where i was staying. what attracted me to zion canyon lodge is their family suite which is like a one bedroom studio apartment. there is one bedroom with a king bed and then a pull out sofa in the living room. the pullout sofa sucks, most of them do but this one is really bad. i didn't come to this beautiful place to hang out in my room but the time i spent in the room i didn't enjoy because it felt dirty. i know i am kind of hard to please but i just could not get over the gross feeling in the room. so if you are looking for a great space with friendly staff and don't mind mediocre amenities then this is your jam. close to town, restaurants, shops and shuttle into the park. read more

Zion Canyon Lodge - view from the door to the room - Hotels Near Me - Springdale, Utah

Zion Canyon Lodge is a BEAUTIFUL place! Found it last minute and was able to secure a suite. My boyfriend and I are traveling for my Birthday week with Zion being the last place to visit for the week. We couldn't be more pleased!! Beautiful suite, clean and very spacious!! We can't wait to visit again ( just sad it's only for one night). read more

The rooms are not clean and they are not cleaned regularly. They "continue to follow the covid protocols" of not cleaning rooms if you stay more than one night. We did request our room cleaned but were told the "...ladies were gone for the night. " Make sure to bring your own clean towels! I was told to empty my own garbage even. It's is more expensive than the Marriot down the street. The Marriot has cleaning services though :). read more

I have read some pretty mediocre reviews of this place, and I don't really understand them. Yes, when you get in you realize that a lot of the fixtures, the kitchen, the dressers, are pretty cheap stuff. Still, we got a very roomy family suite which is perfect for a couple and children, or even two couples with a fold out in the living area. The bathroom is very spacious with a very nice shower. The queen bed is perfectly comfortable, and there were a full set of clean linens for the fold out. I guess the only surprise is that this unit has a kitchen with a full-size refrigerator, a toaster, microwave, but no stove or oven. There is a hot plate type device on which you can cook, and there are some pans in the cabinet. Still, if you were planning on staying here with a family and cooking a meal, you might have a hard time. The coffee maker is a miserable little single cup contraption, and the coffee that is supplied is the regular god-awful crap in little packets. You would do well to bring your own coffee, a French press, and heat water in the microwave. Still, these may be small issues. The place is very nicely located. The only nearby market is right across the street, and the local shuttle stop is nearby. All in all, Not a bad place. A little bit of work and expense could make it a very nice one. read more

Filthy room and staff refused to take care of the issue because they do no operate 24 hours and the office was closed down. We found hair in both the shower and bed! Gross!!!!! read more

This place was very accommodating. We had a group of 4 different parties and they made sure we were all together. This is a great location and a very chil spot. And the grocery store is right across the street. Great views good coffee. read more

This review is for Zion Canyon Lodge 990 Zion Park Blvd. Springdale UT. We planned a 2 week trip to the National Parks in AZ, UT, NM, CO, mostly one night per stop. When booking a night at what we thought was the lodge inside the park (Zion Canyon Lodge? Zion Lodge?), we unknowingly ended up with a reservation here. A few days later we realized we needed to change our check in date by 1 day. We called "Zion Canyon Lodge"/ " Zion Lodge"...? and made the change, no problem. We checked into the lodge (the one in the park) and had a great experience. After our trip ended and we were checking all our credit card charges, we found what looked like a double charge for this stay. We spoke to the very helpful, very patient staff at the Lodge in the park and they confirmed there was no additional charge. During one call with the manager, she mentioned there was another hotel nearby with a similar name and they have run into this problem of mistaken identity before. After many attempts to contact this hotel (Zion Canyon Lodge- not in the park), we spoke to a manager who was not sympathetic with our dilema - accidentally booking their rooms and thinking we had changed the original booking date. It was confusing because of the similar names and an honest mistake on our part. The manager had no sympathy for our situation and said they couldn't do anything for us and we owed $305 and $350 for two rooms. One note I brought up - we never received an email confirming the upcoming stay, which is usually sent a week or 2 prior to check-in. Standard policy according to the manager. We had our credit card company dispute these charges. After months of waiting we just found out that because of the information provided by the Zion Canyon Lodge (which we were not privy to) the dispute was declined. We are out A LOT of money for an honest mistake and mix up we feel was due to the similarity of hotel names and less than efficient communication. Over a 2 week period we booked 11 hotels, changed dates a couple of times and never once had a problem like this. We were diligent about checking our bookings. We admit our unwitting error but the ZCL people were unwilling to be understanding or kind. BEWARE when you book hotels, lodges, etc. This put a sour note on the end of an otherwise wonderful trip. ZCL - you need the business and good PR. You can afford to be generous. Or you should consider changing your name and communication policies! read more

This place was horrible. The lady that checked us in was the only bright spot of this place. She was very friendly. When we checked into our room it was dirty. Pet hair on couch, counters dirty, floor dirty. The pull out sofa couch had not blankets or sheets when we opened it up. Then it was to late to call the front desk. Then when we asked for stuff to be done it was done bare minimums we ask for stuff and they left 1 item out of maybe the 4 things we asked for. I actually caught there cleaning crew watching tv in one of the rooms. I went to ask if they could clean our room and they were all on there phones watching tv. Told me I had to go to the front desk to put in a request. Just horrible service. Spend $700 to stay during Christmas. Not worth it. Zion is a beautiful place but not this lodge. So many other places to stay that we found while we were there. Another thing I forgot the cleaning crew where not wearing mask. In our room there was a sign please wash your dishes due to COVID-19?? I don't get wash my dishes but the cleaning crew does not have to wear mask while they clean rooms???? read more

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putting one star bc we came here so tired and just wanting to lay back and rest, well Check in is at 3 pm and both our tv in our room were not working! It's not my responsibility to worry and stress all afternoon, spent 3 hours going back and fourth with the front desk. not staying here again, they still charged us. total bs read more

We stayed at the Zion Canyon Lodge in Springdale for a night shortly before Thanksgiving while visiting the park right next door. The hotel was comfortable and clean. We ate at Oscar's Cafe just a few doors down and all in all had an excellent stay. The breakfast to go the following morning was an unexpected bonus -- a brown paper bag for each of us complete with boiled egg, bagel, cream cheese and other stuff - more than sufficient to see us through our visit to the park. read more