Zion National Park Hotels

• windsorgirl
• Reviews: 753

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Terrace Brook Lodge: Closest Accomodations are in Springdale

There are many hotels in Springdale, but most of them look quite expensive. We stayed at the Terrace Brook Lodge which cost $65/night. It was very convenient staying in Springdale and I highly recommend staying overnight so that you can have more than one day to explore Zion NP.

Make reservations ahead of time, especially on weekends.

Unique Quality: The rooms were clean and comfortable with two beds and satellite tv. The free Zion Shuttle bus stops nearby and will deliver you to and from the park.

• Opinion of Price: least expensive
• Phone: 1-800-342-6779
• Related to: National/State Park, Road Trip
• Written November 25, 2004

Zion Canyon

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• mtncorg
• Reviews: 3229

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HARVEST HOUSE BED & BREAKFAST: Base for Adventures

Unique Quality: In the park, you can either stay at Zion Lodge or in one of the two campgrounds at the South Entrance. Just south from the Park is the town of Springdale where there are more campgrounds and several motels and bed and breakfasts. One fo the best choices is the Harvest House B&B. A great location - near the South Entrance - and comfortable rooms combine with very knowledgable hosts. They direct you in any direction depending upon which activity you are interested in. Or they can direct you in interests you didn't know you had. A super base for Zion and Southern Utah.

• Opinion of Price: about average
• Address: 29 Canyon View Dr Springdale, UT 84767
• Phone: (435) 772-3880
• Website: http://www.harvesthouse.net/
• Related to: National/State Park, Hiking and Walking, Cycling
• Written August 21, 2004

Outside the entrance to the Harvest House

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• kinesava
• Reviews: 2

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Zion Mountain Resort: Both rustic and comfortable

The 30 or so "cabins" look rustic from the outside, but inside they are very nice hotel rooms with log furniture. They have everything from normal size rooms to honeymoon suites to family lodges that sleep 15 to a private 3-bedroom resort lodge. When was the last time you saw buffalo grazing outside your room? Great giftshop and restaurant. You have to walk or drive a lot, though, because everything is spread out.

It's at the east entrance, where there is very little development. If you want the "gateway city" feel, go to Springdale, but if you want some peace and quiet it's the best. And it's a lot better than some of the seedy places you'll find in the small towns of south-central Utah. Good location if you're doing Zion, Bryce, and the Grand Canyon (North Rim).

• Opinion of Price: about average
• Website: www.zionmountainresort.com
• Written July 22, 2004

typical room

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• goingsolo
• Reviews: 2750

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Zion campgrounds: Zion campgrounds

There are 3 campgrounds in the park. South and Watchman campgrounds are located in the southern portion of the park and Lava Point is located near Kolob Terrace. The south campground does not accept reservations but watchman does. Both have toilet facilities but no showers.

• Opinion of Price: N/A
• Written June 6, 2004

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• goingsolo
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Zion Lodge: Zion Lodge

Zion Lodge is the only hotel available in the park. There are cabins as well as regular rooms. I didn't stay here and heard that its as plain as expected and that you're paying for the location, which, in my opinion, is probably not worth it. The lodge is one of the shuttle stops and has a cafeteria and restaurant. Guests at the lodge receive a permit allowing them to drive on Zion Canyon road up to the lodge.

Unique Quality: The lobby has a nice view of the park. There's also a restaurant, cafeteria and gift shop.

• Opinion of Price: more expensive than average
• Address: Zion National Park
• Website: www.zionlodge.com
• Written June 6, 2004

Zion Lodge

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• CoAir13
• Reviews: 382

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Terrace Brook Lodge: 2 minutes to Zion

Clean, comfortable rooms. Friendly service. Decent price!

Unique Quality: The view is spectacular. There is no restaurant, but there are plenty nearby. Outdoor pool.

• Opinion of Price: less expensive than average
• Address: 990 Zion Park Vlvd.
• Phone: 800-342-6779
• Related to: National/State Park, Budget Travel
• Written February 23, 2004

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• mht_in_la
• Reviews: 881

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The Dixie Hostel in Hurricane, Utah: Hurricanes hardly happen

When I visited Zion National Park in 2001, I stayed in the Dixie Hostel in Hurricane, Utah. Hurricanes hardly happen, and a good hostel is hard to come by -- last time I checked the hostel was already closed in the end of 2003 ;-(

About 25 miles outside Zion, Dixie was the closest hostel to the park that I can find. And it was a pleasant surprise. The building was listed in the National Register of Historic Places. Inside it was clean and quiet. The night I stayed, there were only 2 guests (no wonder it's quiet). The manager (also the owner) of the hostel lived in the building too. Me and the other guest wound up having a great conversation with him in the back porch, while smoking and drinking under the "no smoking/drinking" sign he posted himself.

• Opinion of Price: least expensive
• Related to: Budget Travel, National/State Park
• Written January 11, 2004

Dixie Hostel

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• mht_in_la
• Reviews: 881

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Zion Lodge: Sheltered by the soaring cliffs of Zion

Unless you camp, Zion Lodge is the only place to spend a night inside the park. It's located at the center of Zion Canyon, sheltered by the soaring cliffs as seen in photo. It's also a great hub for hiking; the Emerald Pools trail is right at the doorstep. In the summer, there are evening programs held by park rangers. There's only one little problem -- I didn't stay here so I can't rate it. In the summer it's often booked to full capacity so act early.

• Opinion of Price: N/A
• Website: http://www.zionlodge.com/
• Related to: National/State Park
• Written January 11, 2004

Zion Lodge

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• karenincalifornia
• Reviews: 1375

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Zion Ponderosa: Great for a family gathering

Zion Ponderosa is perfect for a family reunion, and that's exactly what brought me here. This is the newest addition to our extended family, as of our 2002 family reunion at Zion.

Unique Quality: Like I said, perfect for families. If you are honeymooners, or otherwise looking for more romantic accomodations, you will want to stay at the lodge right in the park.

• Opinion of Price: less expensive than average
• Related to: Family Travel, National/State Park, Hiking and Walking
• Written December 22, 2003

My adorable niece

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