This hotel is within 20 minutes' driving distance of Zion. It was a good basic option. It ended up…read morebeing $250 a night, which was still more affordable than surrounding options as it is so close to the national park. The rooms were clean, but the room had a woeful lack of furniture. There was one king bed and no side chairs, with only one table. The room felt large and empty. We ended up moving the dirty and dusty furniture from the balcony inside so that we could put our stuff on it. The continental breakfast was pretty good. They kept running out of hot items, but they were refilled after a pause. I like how they have three waffle machines. They have an unheated pool and a hot tub with a good view of the landscape.

The stay was great at this hotel because of the location surrounding it, and the hotel is fairly…read morenew by the design of it. The rooms were well taken care of ever since we came on the first day, plus the AC was working very well whenever it gets warm very bad. Also the Most important thing is that it's convenient to everything around it like the Zion national park close to where Springdale is located even the Restaurants too. Also, the Hotel itself had a pool that's very clean and heated, and it even had water park feel to it because of how big it is compared to other hotels I stayed at.

My sister and I made a quick stop in Zion on our road trip back to L.A., and we couldn't have…read morepicked a better place to stay than Zion Wildflower Resort. From the moment we checked in, Brian at the front desk made us feel right at home. He was incredibly kind, attentive, and genuinely helpful throughout our stay. We stayed in one of the yurts, which was spotless when we arrived. The yurt had its own private bathroom and shower, and we were conveniently close to the pool, spa area (which has a cozy fireplace in the center--so unique!), BBQs, and fire pits. The resort also has a selection of board games in the lobby that you can borrow to enjoy with friends or family. There's also a charming little café near the check-in area that added to the overall experience. The views of Utah at sunset were absolutely breathtaking, and the stargazing at night was incredible. The only thing worth noting is that our last night was quite windy, and the yurt was a bit noisy from the wind. But, hey, it's all part of being out in the beautiful wilderness--Mother Nature's soundtrack, if you will!

Hands down...5/5!!! We had the most wonderful stay at ZION WILDFLOWER RESORT in Virgin, which is…read morelocated ~15 minutes to the Zion South Entrance. Our party of 6 and two fur babies stayed in a 3 Bed 1 Bath unit, which was facing the great lawn. A very convenient location to enjoy the picnic area and fire pit. A full-size bunk bed and King bed worked out perfectly. The sink and mirror were in the common area, while the shower and toilet were enclosed. Other amenities included a small fridge, microwave, heater/AC, front patio with rocking chairs, smores kit, and fabulous linens. Very clean and well designed for glamping! We love to visit Zion National Park often and will definitely stay at Zion Wildflower Resort in the future!!

Please keep in mind that this property requires a secondary agreement to be signed, which is not…read morementioned in the listing prior to unlocking the unit after reserving through Airbnb. We were not aware of the secondary agreement requirement and ran into problems at check in and had our access delayed. The Airbnb is perfectly located near Zion National Park. The rooms could use some maintenance considering the price point. We were missing shampoo in the shower and the sink was completely loose as pictured. We enjoyed the private hot tub outside our wagon along with the private kitchen and fireplace area.

What a special site to experience different styles of GLAMPING. Tee-pees, cliff dwellings, covered…read morewagons and their large RV area. All different sizes, bed configurations and styles. Most of the kitchen, bbq and eating areas are located outside of the main sleeping areas of the wagon and teepees. Lots of parking. Air con and heater work very well. Communication is a lot of texts. One will be texted their code number to enter their sleeping quarters. There are BUFFALOs here. Drive to the gated area to the right of the main entrance roadway and they will peacefully look at you or ignore you. They posed wonderfully for photos! There is a mini general store for food provisions, clothing and more. Very friendly lady working in there. One can pick up their swimming towels for their warm swimming pool and hot tubs nearby. There are showers and even an adults only hot tub area. There will is also more fast food dining options and gas stations nearby. Located about 15 minutes to Zion Park and the other direction to LaVerkin. Lots of hiking and dirt roads to explore nearby, too.

This place put my brain in relax mode so quickly. It's a luxury glamping experience. Our Milkey Way…read moreaccommodations were beyond comfortable. It had all the amenities that can be imagined and more. Spent two nights here and it was worth every penny. Tomas and Wes were wonderful and welcoming staff. Thank you for a most memorable and wonderful stay.

Open Sky is one of those places you'll just never forget. It's located about 20 minutes to the main…read moreentrance to Zion. The road to get here is well maintained but not paved. It's an easy drive but yes a tiny bit bumpy. That only adds to the actual location. We actually really liked its remote nature. It's not in the hustle and bustle of town. Everyone at check in was so so kind. We loved our stay. We stayed in stargazer two and the mesh stargazing area is incredible. We laid out on it at night and could not get over what a cool experience that alone was. Decor is top notch. The privacy of each unit was actually incredibly comfortable. The ac is fantastic. Getting to stargazer 2 was easy but possibly challenging for those with mobility challenges in regards to stairs. The jacuzzi and fire pit were so fun. Oh and the smores kit was such a nice touch as well as the welcome basket. We travel a lot and this place has it dialed in. Truly. Cold waters in the fridge upon arrival - ahhhh. So what would I add - a wellness spa for massages, on site morning yoga, sound bathing, etc.... I might add a very modern pool or one that incorporates nature. Lastly I'd recommend a type of gnat spray provided to guests. At dawn and sunset they are incredibly active. Overall this place is nothing short of incredible and its founders should be very proud of what they have created. The effort in creating Open Sky is very much noticed. Sharing nature in this way is a huge gift and this place is truly something special!

I wasn't sure what to expect from Under Canvas and thought the experience would be snooty, but it…read moreended up being great. The camp was upscale but fun. The staff were incredibly helpful, friendly, and down to earth. They all seemed like they enjoyed being there. The food was great and live music during dinner was really nice. After dinner there are unlimited smores around the fire, which was a lot of fun. I also enjoyed the selection of local beers. It was fun to talk to other people at the fire and hear about their experiences at the park. The tent itself was beautiful. We got a stargazer tent and I wasn't sure whether the plastic viewer window above the bed would be worth it, but it was actually really enjoyable to be able to look up at the stars all night. The plastic was very clean, so the view was perfect. Our tent had a bathroom and shower inside, and the whole setup was really nice. We only stayed one night and I wish we had stayed longer because it was a really nice experience. The only drawback is that you can't take food into your tent and there is no refrigerator. However, they will provide a cooler for drinks and will keep your food in the lobby refrigerator for you.

I had a very disappointing stay at Under Canvas Zion, especially considering the high price (around…read more$500 per night). When we arrived, the tent already had a visible tear in the wall. For a place that markets itself as a premium "glamping" experience, this is completely unacceptable. The inside of the tent was also dusty and did not feel clean or well-maintained at all. Another major issue was the noise. Although the property states quiet hours start at 10 PM, there were multiple vehicles driving through the camp between 11 PM and 1 AM. The noise was loud and constant, which completely ruined the atmosphere and made it hard to sleep. The front desk service was also not helpful when we raised concerns. Overall, the experience felt very different from what is advertised in the photos. For this price point, the quality, cleanliness, and service were far below expectations. Definitely not worth it.

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.

Great Hotel! Came to Utah on vacation and was looking for a…read morehotel that's close enough to Zion National Park. It's about 35 minutes away which is very convenient. The hotel is comfortable and clean. The free breakfast from 7-9am was a plus. Plenty of parking and nice pool/jacuzzi. Would definitely stay here again and recommend this place to friends and family.

Choose this hotel if you want an easy going respite from the bustle of Zion traffic and tourists…read more Don't get me wrong, they are still here. But much less frantic. Pros: Superb courteous staff Clean Quiet (mostly) Relative closeness to Zion Free Parking Substantial breakfast Cons: Blackout curtains were not Blackout So-So Mattresses Beautiful grounds and well-manicured pool area. Lots of seating in the breakfast area. Not a lot of gluten free options. Premade breakfast sandwiches. Make your own waffles. Selection of muffins and pastries. Fruit. Bed was not supportive but still felt good after a long day in the park. Bedding is nice though! Book with confidence.

We stayed at this hotel because of its strategic location in Springdale. View was great. Breakfast…read morewas loaded with bacon. Yum! So good. Check in was easy. We had to drive to a different building to get to our room. Great parking. Easy access to the shuttle to Zion. When we stayed, it was off season, so no shuttle. We drove our car to the Zion NP, which was perfect!!

The breakfast area was fully stocked. Hot foods included scrambled eggs, sausage/bacon, and…read morepotatoes. It's a fully stocked breakfast buffet bar and you'll definitely find to enjoy here. The room and bathroom were nice and clean. I had an enjoyable experience here. The parking lot is at the front and there's some parking on the side and back. The only thing was that the gym was a bit lacking. Half the equipment was old or broken.

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.

Perfect location in the center of the town,this is second time we stayed here,comfortable bad and…read morepillows,great view from every window and the jacuzzi on the top of the hill with millions of stars moon and peace is a must

This is the BEST and friendliest accommodation we've had on our entire spring-break trip through…read moreUtah hiking various national parks from Arches to Zion. I wish every hotel we had was this good. Not breaking the bank, but new hardware, friendly staff, gorgeous setting, clean, everything! Apparently they offer e-bikes too. Breakfast was included in a nearby Mexican place (huge portion!). The highlight is their hot tub on a hill in the back, overlooking the Red Rock Inn and the surrounding mountains. Just amazing. The cabin felt so new; I love the soaking jacuzzi tub in the spacious bathroom. Sharon checked us in; she was super friendly and introduced us to the cute white puppy who was sort of the dog in residence. When we had questions about WiFi in our cabin and other small things, we were able to reach her on the phone. We stayed at the Zion Lodge inside the national park for the first few days of our hiking trip; it was a dump compared to Red Rock Inn, which is much more civilized. It is in Springdale, a very pleasant town at the entrance to Zion.