47 Best Hotels in Southwestern Utah, Utah

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Southwestern Utah is steeped in pioneer heritage, and you'll find many older homes that have been refurbished as bed-and-breakfasts. Green Gate Village in St. George, a collection of pioneer homes gathered from around the state, is an excellent example. The area also has its share of older independent motels in some of the smaller towns. Most major hotel and motel chains have at least one facility in the region. With the exception of Brian Head, high season is summer, and logic dictates that the closer you want to be to a major attraction, the earlier you have to make reservations. If you are willing to stay upward of an hour from your destination, perhaps with fewer amenities, you may get same-day reservations and much lower room rates. Panguitch has a number of no-frills motels for budget and last-minute travelers. The Utah Office of Tourism website has information on lodging and amenities in the southwestern part of the state.

Abbey Inn & Suites

$ | 940 W. 200 N, UT, 84720, USA

A few blocks from the interstate and near Southern Utah University, this two-story economical motel has spacious rooms with exterior entrances, refrigerators, microwaves, and—in the case of suites—kitchens and jetted tubs. It's a 20-minute walk or a short drive to downtown restaurants as well as the Utah Shakespeare Festival. Perks include a heated indoor pool, hot tub, and exercise room, and the free breakfast spread is pretty good. Some rooms are pet-friendly.

Pros

  • Centrally located
  • Reasonable rates
  • Nice indoor pool and fitness center

Cons

  • Road noise for some rooms
  • Bland setting amid fast-food restaurants and chains
  • Cookie-cutter room decor
940 W. 200 N, UT, 84720, USA
800-325–5411
hotel Details
83 rooms
Rate Includes: Free Breakfast

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Aiden by Best Western @ St. George

$$ | 316 E. St. George Blvd., UT, 84770, USA

Within walking distance of downtown, this retro-inspired member of Best Western's stylish Aiden boutique hotel brand is a great value with an attractive pool, hot tub, and sun deck, and rates include a full breakfast buffet and free bike rentals.

Pros

  • Central location
  • Soda–ice cream float bar that's a hit with kids
  • Cool mid-century modern design

Cons

  • No gym
  • On a busy road
  • Rooms set around a parking lot
316 E. St. George Blvd., UT, 84770, USA
435-673–3541
hotel Details
30 rooms
Rate Includes: Free Breakfast

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Arrowhead Country Inn & Cabins

$$ | 2155 S. State St., UT, 84755, USA

In a lush valley framed by towering white cliffs, across the road from the Maynard Dixon Living History Museum, this bucolic compound consists of well-appointed cabins, a verdant horse pasture, apple orchards, a pool and hot tub, and a farm market and bakery. The spacious accommodations have plenty of country charm (some have fireplaces) as well as modern conveniences like Roku TVs and fast Wi-Fi. 

Pros

  • Delicious breakfasts and organic coffee included
  • Kids love the farm animals and horses
  • Some cabins have full kitchens

Cons

  • No refunds if cancelling within 21 days of arrival
  • Few restaurants and services nearby
  • No pets
2155 S. State St., UT, 84755, USA
435-648–2569
hotel Details
11 units
Rate Includes: Free Breakfast

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Best Friends Roadhouse & Mercantile

$$ | 30 N. 300 W, UT, 84741, USA Fodor's Choice

The nationally renowned, Kanab-based Best Friends Animal Society runs this smartly designed, pet-centric motel that offers a slew of amenities for travelers with four-legged friends, including a fenced dog park and water feature, pet treats and beds, built-in cubbies for snuggling and napping, and dog-walking and pet-visit services. Even if you're visiting without animals, it's a fun place to stay, as rooms have striking pet photos, unfussy contemporary light-wood furnishings, tile bathrooms with sliding barn doors, and kitchens or kitchenettes in the suites. Proceeds help fund the sanctuary, and a shuttle bus can take you to visit the sanctuary, 10 minutes north of town. An airy and modern gift shop–café sells pet-related gifts, outdoor gear, and coffee; continental breakfast is served here in the morning.  Members of Best Friends receive $20 off the nightly room rate.

Pros

  • Hip, modern design
  • Pets stay free (up to four, of any size)
  • Staying here supports a great cause

Cons

  • Not a great fit if you're not a fan of pets
  • On a busy road
  • A bit pricey
30 N. 300 W, UT, 84741, USA
435-644–3400
hotel Details
40 rooms
Rate Includes: Free Breakfast

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Best Western East Zion Thunderbird Lodge

$$ | U.S. 89 and Hwy. 9, UT, 84755, USA

About 13 miles beyond the east entrance of Zion National Park, this low-slung motel with clean, spacious rooms decorated with rustic lodge-style furniture is a good option if you also want to be within an hour's drive of Bryce Canyon National Park. Nestled in the Zion Mountains foothills, the hotel is bordered by the sprawling greens of a nine-hole golf course and home to a funky ’50s-style restaurant known for country-fried steak, burgers, and homemade pie.

Pros

  • Restaurant serves delicious pies
  • Outdoor heated pool, hot tub
  • Well-manicured grounds and nine-hole golf course

Cons

  • No elevator
  • Limited dining options nearby
  • Breakfast not included
U.S. 89 and Hwy. 9, UT, 84755, USA
435-648–2203-hotel direct
hotel Details
61 rooms
Rate Includes: No Meals

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Best Western Plus Bryce Canyon Grand Hotel

$$$$ | 30 N. 100 E, UT, 84764, USA

If you appreciate creature comforts but can do without much in the way of local personality, this four-story hotel just outside the park fits the bill—rooms are quite comfortable, with plush bedding, spacious bathrooms, and modern appliances, and there's an outdoor pool and pleasant patio. Across the street you'll find Western-theme gift shops and attractions such as the Bryce Canyon Country Rodeo.

Pros

  • Clean, spacious rooms
  • Attractive pool
  • Short drive or free shuttle ride from Bryce Canyon

Cons

  • The closest restaurants aren't very good
  • Very pricey during busy times
  • Standard chain ambience
30 N. 100 E, UT, 84764, USA
435-834–5700
hotel Details
164 rooms
Rate Includes: Free Breakfast

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Best Western Town & Country Inn

$$ | 189 N. Main St., UT, 84720, USA

In downtown Cedar City, this well-maintained motel offers spacious rooms, complimentary breakfast, a fitness center, pool, and two functional but convenient restaurants. It's steps from downtown and just a short drive to Cedar Ridge Golf Course, Cedar Breaks National Monument, and Kolob Canyon. 

Pros

  • Easy to walk to shops and restaurants
  • Great on-site pool
  • Friendly, knowledgeable staff

Cons

  • Breakfast is nothing special
  • Older property
  • Rooms have exterior entrances
189 N. Main St., UT, 84720, USA
435-586–9900
hotel Details
145 rooms
Rate Includes: Free Breakfast

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Big Yellow Inn

$$ | 234 S. 300 W, UT, 84720, USA Fodor's Choice

Many of the rooms in this stately Georgian Revival inn are more reminiscent of Colonial Williamsburg than the Utah high desert, but they contain the kinds of plush amenities you'll appreciate if celebrating a special occasion or a grand theater weekend—think stone fireplaces, large balconies, and claw-foot tubs or Jacuzzis. It's just a couple of blocks to the theater as well as Southern Utah University campus. The house is surrounded by fragrant gardens, and rates include an extensive full breakfast. 

Pros

  • A few minutes' walk to Shakespeare Festival and downtown dining
  • In a pleasant, leafy residential neighborhood
  • Elegant, rambling old home

Cons

  • Books up in advance during summer festival season
  • Frilly, old-fashioned room decor
  • On a slightly busy street
234 S. 300 W, UT, 84720, USA
435-586–0960
hotel Details
12 rooms
Rate Includes: Free Breakfast

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Boulder Mountain Lodge

$$ | 20 N. Hwy. 12, UT, 84716, USA Fodor's Choice

For discerning travelers venturing along beautiful Highway 12 between Capitol Reef and Bryce Canyon national parks, it's hard to beat this wonderfully inviting lodge with a fireplace in the two-story great room, acclaimed Hell's Backbone restaurant, and spacious rooms furnished in a Western contemporary style with balconies and patios offering gorgeous views of the 11-acre grounds. Amenities include plush robes, a large outdoor hot tub, spa services, and all sorts of sports equipment and games.

Pros

  • A perfect spot for peace and solitude
  • One of Utah's best restaurants
  • Scenic pond, bird sanctuary, and horses grazing on grounds

Cons

  • Far from civilization
  • Books up well in advance in summer and fall
  • An hour from Capitol Reef and 90 minutes from Bryce Canyon
20 N. Hwy. 12, UT, 84716, USA
435-335–7460
hotel Details
22 rooms
Rate Includes: No Meals

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Bryce Trails Bed & Breakfast

$$$ | 1001 Bryce Way, UT, 84776, USA
This contemporary B&B set in a sagebrush canyon just outside Tropic's small downtown offers a number of noteworthy perks, including a delicious made-from-scratch breakfast, close access to a trail that leads right into the park, and individually decorated rooms hung with the dazzling landscape photography of owner Edgars Erglis—one-on-one photography classes are offered, too.

Pros

  • Friendly hosts who know a lot about the area
  • Superb, hearty breakfast included
  • Within hiking distance of Bryce Canyon

Cons

  • Not a good fit for children
  • Two-night minimum during some busy periods
  • About a mile from downtown restaurants
1001 Bryce Way, UT, 84776, USA
435-231–4436
hotel Details
7 rooms
Rate Includes: Free Breakfast

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Bybee's Steppingstone Motel

$ | 21 S. Main St., UT, 84776, USA

This cheerfully decorated, economical, and intimate seven-unit boutique property in tiny downtown Tropic is just 15 minutes east of the park and on the way toward Escalante. Accommodations are a mix of cozy motel rooms and larger cottages, and each is individually furnished. There's also a pretty garden with benches and chairs—a lovely place to read a book or relax after a long day.

Pros

  • Individually decorated rooms
  • Short walk from several restaurants
  • Keurig coffeemakers and tea kettles in rooms

Cons

  • Check-in office has limited hours
  • Pets not allowed
  • No breakfast (but oatmeal and granola bars are provided)
21 S. Main St., UT, 84776, USA
435-574–9432
hotel Details
7 rooms
Rate Includes: Closed Dec.–Mar., No Meals

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Cable Mountain Lodge

$$$ | 147 Zion Park Blvd., Springdale, UT, 84767, USA Fodor's Choice

This contemporary lodge with a large swimming pool and a serene full-service spa is the closest hotel in Springdale to Zion—it's a scenic five-minute walk over a footbridge across the Virgin River. The fanciest suites and residences have jetted whirlpool tubs, and many have private decks with sweeping park views.

Pros

  • Steps from Zion National Park's south entrance
  • Many suites have full kitchens
  • Beautiful picnic area along river with gas grills and tables

Cons

  • No breakfast (but a coffeehouse and market steps away)
  • Not all rooms have park views
  • Sometimes books up weeks in advance
147 Zion Park Blvd., Springdale, UT, 84767, USA
435-772–3366
hotel Details
52 rooms
Rate Includes: No Meals

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Capitol Reef Resort

$$ | 2600 E. Hwy. 24, UT, 84775, USA

A relaxing and well-kept home base with excellent amenities and a wide range of accommodations—from traditional hotel rooms to luxurious cabins to authentically designed tents and Conestoga wagons—this hilltop lodging lies just a few miles west of Capitol Reef's western border, and many rooms have patios and balconies that overlook the not-so-distant sandstone cliffs. There's a casual Western-style restaurant on the property; buffet breakfasts are available here for an extra charge.

Pros

  • Good restaurant and gift shop
  • Astounding Capitol Reef views
  • Nice gym and outdoor pool

Cons

  • Breakfast not included in rates
  • Sometimes books up with weddings
  • Pets not allowed
2600 E. Hwy. 24, UT, 84775, USA
435-425–3761
hotel Details
149 rooms
Rate Includes: No Meals

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Cedar Breaks Lodge

$$ | 223 Hunter Ridge Rd., UT, 84719, USA

At an altitude of 9,600 feet, this lodge-style resort near Brian Head's popular ski slopes offers scenic views, and although some rooms may show their age, all are decorated in a warm and rustic alpine style. Accommodations have kitchenettes, and suites have sleeper sofas in the sitting areas. Larger villas are popular with groups and families. There's lots to do on property, which has an indoor pool and hot tub, steam room, and a full-service spa.

Pros

  • Pretty good restaurant
  • Walking distance to skiing, hiking, and mountain biking
  • Some rooms have been renovated

Cons

  • Early (10 am) check-out
  • No a/c
  • Daily resort fee
223 Hunter Ridge Rd., UT, 84719, USA
435-677–3000
hotel Details
118 rooms
Rate Includes: No Meals

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Church's Blue Pine Motel

$ | 130 N. Main St., UT, 84759, USA
This single-story 1930s-era motel in Panguitch's cute historic district doesn't look like much from the outside, but the rooms are clean, have refrigerators and microwaves, and are among the most affordable within striking distance of Bryce, Zion, and Cedar Breaks. There's a grill and picnic table for guests to use.

Pros

  • You can pull your car right up to your room
  • In the center of town
  • Rock-bottom rates

Cons

  • Walls are a bit thin
  • Very basic furnishings
  • Not a lot to do right in Panguitch
130 N. Main St., UT, 84759, USA
435-676–8197
hotel Details
20 rooms
Rate Includes: No Meals

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Circle D Motel

$ | 475 W. Main St., UT, 84726, USA

Although there's nothing fancy about this low-slung adobe motel on the edge of downtown Escalante, the simple rooms have all the basics you need for a comfortable night or two—microwaves, fridges, coffeemakers, HDTVs, climate control—and one larger suite with a kitchenette sleeps six. In the evenings, guest gather around the shared fire pit.

Pros

  • Easy walk to downtown businesses
  • Casual restaurant with a pleasant patio
  • Rock-bottom rates

Cons

  • Standard rooms are small
  • Few frills
  • No breakfast
475 W. Main St., UT, 84726, USA
435-826–4297
hotel Details
25 rooms
Rate Includes: No Meals

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Cliffrose Springdale, Curio Collection by Hilton

$$$$ | 281 Zion Park Blvd., Springdale, UT, 84767, USA

The canyon views, acres of lush lawns and flowers, and pool and two-tier waterfall hot tubs at this stylish riverside hotel make it more than a place to rest your head, and you could throw a rock across the river and hit Zion National Park. The many room types include swanky three-bedroom villas with kitchens and modern suites with large soaking tubs and vaulted ceilings, and accommodations either access the gardens or have balconies overlooking the river.

Pros

  • Close to Zion's south entrance
  • Enchanting grounds and views
  • Excellent restaurant and full-service spa

Cons

  • Steep rates
  • Lots of foot and car traffic nearby
  • No elevator
281 Zion Park Blvd., Springdale, UT, 84767, USA
435-772–3234
hotel Details
50 rooms
Rate Includes: No Meals

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Cottonwood Meadow Lodge

$$ | U.S. 89, UT, 84759, USA Fodor's Choice

Set in a sweeping valley along the main road between Panguitch and Hatch, this sweet and secluded 50-acre ranch comprises four roomy cottages decorated with stylish Western-style furnishings—leather sofas, indigenous artwork, bearskin rugs, handcarved beds and tables—and outfitted with well-equipped kitchens. Most of these accommodations can sleep four, but the beautifully restored 1903 farmhouse has bedding for eight and a truly gourmet kitchen. The Sevier River flows through the picturesque, pastoral grounds, and each of these homes has a deck overlooking the marvelous scenery.

Pros

  • Peaceful, scenic setting
  • Convenient to Bryce and Zion
  • Self-catering and large sitting areas make rooms nice for families

Cons

  • Few dining options nearby
  • No AC and no pets allowed
  • Fills up well ahead on summer weekends
U.S. 89, UT, 84759, USA
435-676–8950
hotel Details
4 cabins
Rate Includes: No Meals

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Cowboy Homestead Cabins

$$ | 2345 Cowboy Rd., UT, 84775, USA

Perfect if you want to be near the restaurants and services of Torrey but on a quiet, picturesque property a bit outside town, this relaxing hideaway comprises six custom-built contemporary cabins with minimally stocked kitchenettes, soft bedding, front porches, and charcoal grills. With reasonable rates, friendly hosts, and all the basics you need for a comfy stay, including a flat-screen TV and reliable Wi-Fi, this is one of the sweetest deals near Capitol Reef National Park.

Pros

  • Peaceful location
  • Dramatic views of red-rock cliffs
  • Friendly dogs to play with

Cons

  • Not within walking distance of town
  • Cabins are right next to one another
  • No common spaces or amenities
2345 Cowboy Rd., UT, 84775, USA
435-691–4384
hotel Details
6 cabins
Rate Includes: No Meals

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Crescent Moon Inn

$$ | 1504 Crescent Moon Trail, UT, 84738, USA

The eight apartment-style units in this adobe Pueblo Revival–style property overlooking a reservoir in scenic and relaxing Kayenta Art Village have kitchens, balconies or patios, and homey contemporary furnishings. You can rent cruiser bikes for $20 a day, take a dip in the large community pool, and hike to your heart's content at nearby Snow Canyon State Park. Rates drop significantly the more nights you stay.

Pros

  • Full kitchens
  • Close to galleries and a great café
  • Peaceful setting with red rock views

Cons

  • Condo vibe and self check-in isn't for everyone
  • 20-minute drive to downtown St. George
  • No staff on site
1504 Crescent Moon Trail, UT, 84738, USA
435-879–9076
hotel Details
8 rooms
Rate Includes: No Meals

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Desert Pearl Inn

$$$$ | 707 Zion Park Blvd., Springdale, UT, 84767, USA Fodor's Choice

Offering rooms of 650 square feet or larger with vaulted ceilings, oversize windows, sitting areas, small kitchens with wet bars and dishwashers, and pleasing contemporary decor, this riverside lodge is special. With views of the surrounding peaks, the beautiful grounds and expansive pool area feel almost cradled by the canyon, and behind the hotel the Virgin River edges a grassy bank that is perfect for stargazing or evening picnics.

Pros

  • Spacious, smartly designed rooms
  • Excellent Camp Outpost Co. restaurant next door
  • Rooms facing river have balconies or terraces

Cons

  • Often books up well in advance
  • Breakfast not included
  • Pets not permitted
707 Zion Park Blvd., Springdale, UT, 84767, USA
435-772–8888
hotel Details
72 rooms
Rate Includes: No Meals

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East Zion Resort

$$$ | 490 E. State St., UT, 84758, USA Fodor's Choice

–Operated by one of the area's leading adventure tour companies, this eco-chic resort spread across three properties in the heart of Orderville offers a variety of distinctive, contemporary, and beautifully appointed accommodations, including tiny houses, treehouse-inspired lofts, and fully climate-controlled yurts and canvas glamping tents. Most units are on a hillside just off of U.S. 89 with sweeping mountain views, but the tiny houses are clustered together in a residential neighborhood a few blocks away. There's also a spacious lodge—it can accommodate up to 36 guests—that's geared to large groups. Well-designed kitchens or kitchenettes, patios or decks, premium linens, and stylish private bathrooms are standard in every unit.

Pros

  • Jeep rentals available on site
  • Good base for visiting both Zion and Bryce Canyon
  • Excellent food-truck-style restaurant

Cons

  • The resort's three sections are a short drive from one another
  • Not many dining options nearby
  • Slightly pricey for the area
490 E. State St., UT, 84758, USA
833-378–9466
hotel Details
29 units
Rate Includes: No Meals

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Entrada Escalante Lodge

$$ | 480 W. Main St., UT, 84726, USA Fodor's Choice

Each of the eight rooms in this smart, contemporary lodge in downtown Escalante has a patio with grand views of the surrounding mountains, plus plenty of cushy perks like French presses and fresh-ground coffee, plush bedding, and 50-inch smart TVs. The accommodations are ideal for longer stays, with plenty of room to spread out and kitchens in some rooms. The guest laundry is another handy amenity.

Pros

  • Convenient downtown location
  • Spacious rooms with Grand Staircase views
  • Pets are welcome in some rooms

Cons

  • Books up well ahead many weekends
  • In a very secluded, small town
  • Great coffee but no breakfast
480 W. Main St., UT, 84726, USA
435-826–4000
hotel Details
8 rooms
Rate Includes: Closed Jan. and Feb., No Meals

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Escalante Outfitters Cabins

$ | 310 W. Main St., UT, 84726, USA

If you don't care about frills but do plan on adventuring in the area, consider one of this property's seven simple but cute log cabins, which share a bathhouse, or the large family cabin that sleeps four and has its own bathroom; tent sites are also available. On premises there's an outdoor gear store and a restaurant, and you can book fly-fishing and hiking excursions, as this property is also a tour operator.

Pros

  • Firepit, grills, and picnic tables
  • Pet-friendly
  • Guided tours available on site

Cons

  • Cabins are tiny
  • You may have to wait in line for a shower
  • Some cabins have only bunk beds
310 W. Main St., UT, 84726, USA
435-215–7953
hotel Details
8 cabins
Rate Includes: No Meals, Closed Dec.–Feb.

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Escalante Yurts

$$$ | 1605 N. Pine Creek Rd., UT, 84726, USA

Sitting on a peaceful pinon- and sagebrush-shaded mesa a couple of miles north of town, this mini glamping compound comprises seven warmly outfitted yurts, each with year-round climate control, top-of-the-line linens, a patio with gas grill, a well-stocked kitchen or kitchenette, and an ample sitting area with a TV. Most of the yurts sleep up to four guests, but two larger ones can accommodate seven. Complimentary breakfast is delivered to your yurt the afternoon prior, so that you can reheat it and enjoy it at your own pace the following morning.

Pros

  • Plenty of space between each yurt allows lots of privacy
  • Peaceful setting that's ideal for stargazing
  • Four-wheel-drive Jeep rentals available on-site

Cons

  • Wi-Fi can be a little slow
  • Pets not allowed
  • Not within walking distance of town
1605 N. Pine Creek Rd., UT, 84726, USA
435-826–4222
hotel Details
Rate Includes: 7 yurts, Free Breakfast

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Fairfield Inn & Suites Virgin Zion National Park

$$$ | 1 Camino del Rio, UT, 84779, USA

The largest hotel in southern Utah may be a pretty conventional midrange chain property, but it also offers some appealing perks, including large and separate kid and adult pools, expansive canyon vistas, and significantly cheaper rates than hotels in Springdale, which is less than a 20-minute drive.

Pros

  • Quiet setting
  • Equidistant to Springdale and St. George
  • Nice views of Zion's Kolob Canyon

Cons

  • Pleasant but perfunctory room decor
  • No dining within walking distance
  • Some rooms overlook the road
1 Camino del Rio, UT, 84779, USA
435-635–9758
hotel Details
190 rooms
Rate Includes: Free Breakfast

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Flanigan's Resort

$$$$ | 450 Zion Park Blvd., Springdale, UT, 84767, USA

A tranquil, nicely landscaped inn with canyon views and a small pool, Flanigan's offers spacious, elegantly appointed accommodations, including two private villas and suites that sleep six; some units have a patio or a deck. If you want pampering after a hard day of hiking, you can arrange a massage at the well-outfitted spa, which offers a wide array of services.

Pros

  • Easy shuttle ride or pleasant walk to Zion Canyon Visitor Center
  • A meditation maze on the hilltop
  • One of the better restaurants in town

Cons

  • Not all rooms have views
  • Smaller property that tends to book up quickly
  • Breakfast isn't complimentary (and isn't available in winter)
450 Zion Park Blvd., Springdale, UT, 84767, USA
435-772–3244
hotel Details
34 rooms
Rate Includes: No Meals

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Inn on the Cliff

$$ | 511 S. Tech Ridge Dr., UT, 84770, USA Fodor's Choice

It's all about the panoramic views at this exceptionally well-maintained mid-century modern boutique hotel set high on a ridge overlooking downtown St. George and the red rocks beyond. Rooms have top-of-the-line bedding, 50-inch TVs, refrigerators, Keurig coffeemakers, and modern bathrooms with granite counter tops, vessel sinks, and premium toiletries. Other amenities include an outdoor pool, deck, and gym, all with the same magical vistas. The adjacent Cliffside restaurant serves lunch and dinner and enjoys the same spectacular views.

Pros

  • Reasonable rates for such a nice property
  • Stunning views
  • Continental breakfast delivered to your room

Cons

  • Breakfast is a bit meager
  • Too far to walk from downtown
  • Restaurant closed on Sunday
511 S. Tech Ridge Dr., UT, 84770, USA
435-216–5864
hotel Details
27 rooms
Rate Includes: Free Breakfast

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Mountain Ridge Cabins and Lodging

$ | 106 S. Main St., UT, 84735, USA

In the tiny village of Hatch, 15 miles south of Panguitch, you'll find this nicely maintained and reasonably priced campus of cozy cabins and standard hotel rooms, all of them spotlessly clean and attractively decorated with modern furnishings, large flat-screen TVs, refrigerators, microwaves, and high-quality bedding.

Pros

  • You can park right in front of your room
  • Within walking distance of a couple of restaurants
  • Convenient for exploring Bryce and Zion

Cons

  • Least expensive rooms are quite small
  • In a tiny town
  • On a slightly busy road
106 S. Main St., UT, 84735, USA
435-735–4300
hotel Details
24 rooms
Rate Includes: Closed Jan.–Apr., No Meals

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Parry Lodge

$ | 89 E. Center St., UT, 84741, USA

Constructed in 1929, this landmark lodge hosted dozens of movie stars during Kanab's movie location heyday and is now a fun and simple, well-located base for budget-minded parks visitors. Accommodations are basic but have been nicely remodeled over the years. A reasonably priced breakfast buffet is served daily just off the lobby, which is lined with photos of Ronald Reagan, Barbara Stanwyck, Clint Eastwood, and others who stayed while filming in the area. During the warmer months, Western movies are shown in the Old Barn Theater, complete with popcorn and ice cream.

Pros

  • Fascinating "old Hollywood" ambience
  • Large pool
  • Reasonably priced

Cons

  • Some rooms are quite small
  • No elevator
  • Breakfast costs extra
89 E. Center St., UT, 84741, USA
435-644–2601
hotel Details
89 rooms
Rate Includes: No Meals

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