Hotell nära Weeping Rock Trail

“Thank you to the staff for accommodating our last day. The breakfasts were great and we look forward to coming back.”

“Amazing”

“Smala parkeringsplatser ”

“Great place if you have kids, the pool area is great. The restaurant is good for its purpose and prices are moderate. Lots of temp workers not from the area working there, nothing wrong with that but they do not have local knowledge. It is very close to Zion and the area is fantastic for nature lovers. We stayed in the Conestoga Wagon, it was big enough for the four of us and the wagon was of good standard. ”

“Otroligt fint hotell med mysig trädgård och pool. Utsikten är svår att tävla med. Omgiven av de röda vackra bergen. ”

“What an amazing place! Absolutely beautiful! Friendly and helpful staff. Lovely cabin, rustique, charming and clean. The food at the restaurant was so good and full of flavors. Everywhere you looked there were animals, dogs, horses, chicken, bison. We just loved it! ”

“Attentive, courteous, and friendly staff.”

“Our villa at this property was incredible! It was new and very clean. They thought of everything - hair dryer in the bathroom, plenty of extra toilet paper, lots of dishwasher pods and even laundry detergent. The property was walkable to several places and also across the street from shuttle stop 7 on the Springdale shuttle. I would definitely return to this property!”

“Rent och fräscht rum med bra läge vid besök av Zion Nationalpark. Superfin utsikt från rummet och trevlig receptionist som bjöd på hembakta kakor när vi checkade in! Allt var toppen förutom frukosten som var ”to-go” och bestod av en torr bagel, ett äpple och en muffins. ”

“Wonderful property, helpful owners, delicious breakfast, great location. Would stay here again for sure if given the opportunity!”

“Beautiful place! Paid extra to get the view and it was definitely worth it. Parking right outside the door. Clean and spacious. The pool and hot tub was perfect. Gorgeous to have the morning coffee on the balcony looking at the mountains.”