My husband and I stayed here for the first time last week. We were stopping here to make our way to…read moreColorado the following day. We could've stayed at one of the local popular hotels, such as La Quinta or the Holiday Inn, but who wants any of those stuffy, corporate hotel rooms when you can have this type of custom experience? The owners of the Inn live on the same property and they were always readily available when I called to speak with them. It's called the Novel House Inn because every single room is dedicated to a particular famous author. Therefore, every room is themed in that authors' famous manuscript. We had a room upstairs in honor of Robert Louis Stevenson, who wrote, 'Treasure Island,' so the entire room had little sailors and the author's published works. We loved it because it felt so cozy and it was very clean considering that they do not have a full staff waiting on you hand and foot to maintain the property. I wish we could stayed here longer just to soak in all the little details of the property, including a guest lounge with dining tables and coffee freshly brewed every morning, a library with plenty of books, and a chess set. The owner also provides you with vouchers to a free breakfast(s) at a place called Oscar's Café, which is about a 10 minute walk from the Inn. My husband and I both had our meals and drinks for free. That was the best free breakfast I had ever had!!!!!! The shuttle into Zion National Park is the #5 and it's located right across from the Inn. You have to wear masks on the shuttles; however, it's free to ride them. The ONLY downside is that there is no elevator here. People with physical disabilities, or if they're in a wheelchair, or (frail) elderly, would need to book a room on the first floor. Try not to pack much too for the night because you will be lugging your own suitcases up a flight of stairs.

Great stay. Bed was comfortable. Rooms decorated beautifully by theme. The owners have a personal…read moretouch that just shines in every detail of the Inn. Great location for dining, shopping and grabbing the Zion shuttle.

This place deserves 10 out of 5 stars. It was superb in every way. From the outset, it is pretty…read moreunassuming, but wow - I was so impressed by the cleanliness, the comfort, and they even had a pack-n-play that came standard in the room (if we needed more, we could have requested them). The beds were so comfortable. The decor was simple but thoughtful. The pots and pans, etc were all stainless steal and nicer than ours at home. It really was a luxury to be there! We were looking for a place that would allow our kids to sleep separately (for naps) from our room or the living room, and the fact that this had an extra bedroom was perfect. And the shower! Dual head, a rain shower and a handheld with different settings. It was bliss. We didn't use the pool, but it looked very inviting. I would definitely stay here again.

Perfect rentals ! Great location , super clean and everything in the unit was upscale ! Bedding,…read morekitchen essentials, furniture even towels were excellent! Highly recommend!!! 12/10

Very unique experience we were very lucky great spring weather and winter price ,not a cheap…read moreexperience but worth to try,sunset front of the fire pit was great comfortable bad just be prepared and bring some food with you not many restaurants around

Amazing. Our first time as a family staying in a yurt and we loved it. You literally don't need…read moreanything out here in your yurt. They have it all. It's perfect it's spacious for our family of 4. We loved the hot tubs. Bring your own pickleball equipment if you like to play. Literally would stay here every time we come up this way

I'm a sucker for a tiny house, so when I saw these cute little vacation rentals, I was all about…read moreit! They are located along a main street, across from the Zion Canyon Hot Springs. It's the perfect location if you plan to visit the springs (which I also recommend). The space has everything you need to be comfortable and even prepare some small meals. It's lacking a dining table-you can either eat outside with the very small cocktail table or inside at the coffee table. There's a portable burner in place of a stove, which works ok for small things. There's a cool eco-friendly coffee maker. This area gets a ton of wind and is right off the highway, so it can be loud. The owners obviously anticipated this, since they provided earplugs for guests. There is extra bedding, but it's a thin blanket and in the winter months it can get a little chilly. The keyless door worked ok as long as you have one hand to pull the door handle tight and the other to punch in the code. Overall, it's a fun place to stay in a convenient location. The view of the canyon out back was my favorite part and watching the colors of the sunset was mesmerizing.

We had a great stay at the Dwellings! It has a wonderful proximity to Hurricane, Virgin, and La…read moreVerkin for you to run errands, get groceries, etc. Beautiful views, only 30 mins from the main entrance to Zion, and plenty of scenery while you drive around! We booked the "Amazing" view room. I also loved that there's a hike down to the. Virgin River that runs below the houses! The only two things I would say: 1. There was a built in cooktop pictured online. When we got there, it was only a plug-in single burner/hot plate, so just beware if you plan to cook a lot! 2. We booked our stay through the CapitalOne travel portal and used miles to pay for it. When we got there, on their end it showed up not being paid, so we never got an email with our check in information. This was of course not their fault, and we got it figured out, but just a warning for any CapitalOne cardholders, I would book this hotel through their website and not CapitalOne! Overall, we had a really great stay and I would definitely stay here again!

Amazingly cute and cozy bed and breakfast right outside of Zion National Park! The room we stayed…read morein was gorgeous, clean, and well stocked with toiletries. The common areas are full of character and charm. Lastly, the hosts were very flexible in providing great breakfast options whether you wanted a to-go breakfast early in the morning (for those wanting an early start in the park) or a sit down breakfast later in the morning. Highly recommended!

Lovely family owned bad and breakfast beautiful home in perfect location with breakfast in the…read moreprice.breakfast can be delivered to your room we definitely will be back

We absolutely LOVED our stay at The Silo Suites! From the moment we pulled in we felt welcomed with…read moreour own reserved parking space for our assigned silo. We stayed in suite 3 which offered an upstairs bedroom area. They are equipped with everything you would need and more for a relaxing family vacation. -The kitchen (in suite 3) had a mini fridge, microwave wave and small cooktop complete with utensils and cookware. There is also a Kurig with some complementary coffee. There is a bar dining table top with seating for 3 and a small round table with seating for 2. -The bedroom downstairs is combined with a small living room area with a couch, chair and TV for the family to come together and watch a movie. The bed is plush and great to sink into after a day of hiking. There is an overhead ceiling fan above the bed and a downstairs AC wall unit, both can be controlled with remotes. Under the stairs they also had luggage racks which we found helpful and kept our belongings more organized and out of the way. - The bathroom downstairs has a walk in shower, with plenty of towels and complementary shampoo, conditioner and body wash. It was a nice touch that that they also had a separate make up towel and make up remover towelettes. - Upstairs, the bedroom area was just as cozy as the downstairs and the bed just as comfy. There was a small loveseat with TV (suite 3, may be different layout for the other 2 bedroom suite). The upstairs also has a wall mounted AC unit with is adjustable and an extra floor fan to circulate air to your desire comfort. - The outside offers just as many amenities as the inside with area for a fire pit completed with firewood (shared with the other guests) , your own grill with charcoal, and picnic and lounge area. It's beautifully lit up at night and great to sit out beneath the lights. The whole place is just bursting with farmhouse charm and we absolutely loved the time spent here. We can't wait to plan more vacations and additional stays at the Silos!

My partner and I stayed at the Tyler Inn a few months ago and had an amazing time. Our hosts were…read moreextremely kind and helped us plan our itinerary, made restaurant recommendations, and prepared us a delicious breakfast each day. The rooms were spacious and comfortable.

Lovely home next to Zion National Park. Owners, Heather and Garth were very helpful. They gave…read moresuggestions for scenic drives and hikes, timing for parking at Zion, restaurants to try, and directed us to health care when we needed a check. Garth suggested Kolob Canyon, the western part of Zion, instead of the crowded, timed shuttle in the main part of the park which suited us better. The beds were amazing! We even asked for the brand of mattress so we can get one. Breakfast was very tasty and easy to get for an early morning start to the park. And we enjoyed getting to know them both! My husband was not well our first night there. Heather offered to drive us to the hospital, had an EMT friend who was visiting also discuss the situation with us and offered to drive us. Heather made sure we knew where their bedroom was if we needed help in the night. We felt cared for and secure. It was very comforting. Loved our stay!

I stayed at Gooseberry for 4 days and really enjoyed my time there, primarily due to the location…read moreand rustic appeal. My cabin (premium Single sans bathroom) was quite small, but I spent hardly any time in there. I travelled in early January and it was pretty cold outside so next time I might opt for the room with an attached bathroom, but the communal facilities were close and clean. Zion is about 40 minutes away which might be a plus in the high season and Apple Valley has a lot to offer too. Just down the hill is town and plenty to do/eat/see. They seem like a family operation which means quick and personal communication and consistent improvements to the property. They had a mini golf course, great communal room, pickleball and fire pits for each cabin. They are adding a pool/spa which looks like it'll be ready by summer 2026. They also offer laundry which was great but the machines were a little grubby but useful, I don't fault the property for the DIRTY DIRTY things other guests must be putting in the machines. Overall, the price was fair and I would consider staying there again in the future. I extended my stay in the area and stayed at a hotel in Hurricane and had way more fun at Gooseberry and felt more at home. I will also add that they offer snacks & drinks which were priced fairly and very convenient.

Super cute lodges! I would consider this glamping for sure. I've always wanted to see if we could…read moredo a tiny house and this was the perfect setup! We originally booked a double shared room not knowing it didn't have its own bathroom. I was oblivious since the majority of photos were of the deluxe room. We ended up upgrading once we checked in and the office staff were so kind and accommodating! The office is open 24/7 in case you need anything and they have stocked loads of sweets, smore kits, firewood, charcoal, tons of drink options, and other miscellaneous helpful yummies to satisfy your snack cravings. They also have a ton of items you can borrow to grill or cook on a propane stove/bonfire grate. It was super amazing how they had everything you needed to be a great camping experience! Each tiny house has an outdoor picnic table, little grill, bonfire pit, chairs to relax in, and a chair swing. They provide you with lighter fluid, a lighter, and roasting sticks! In our deluxe room, we had a mini fridge, bathroom (shower/toilet), couch, table + two chairs, queen bed, and a lofted bed. It has a cabin feel but super clean, cute little rug so it feels homey, and the distance between lodges is enough where you can't hear your neighbors. Even though it's right along the highway, you can't hear the cars as the brick fencing blocks the noise. The coolest part is the putt putt and pickleball! You can rent out equipment in the office and play as much as you want (with respect to others who may want to play of course). There's also a playground and bean bag toss. It's about 45 min from Zion and 30 min from St. George so pretty accessible. We had a great time and really enjoyed our stay!