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"The property is beautiful. The cabins are very bare. Just the basics. Even though we upgraded the cabin, we had to make our beds. No coffee pot but store gave us coffee. No dishes or pots & pans. Excellent location to Zion park. We were close to local free bus to Park then took park shuttles so we able to not take our car. Close to restaurants. Spotted Dog was a favorite and just across the street."

"Room clean. Parking ok. Disappointed there was not a working ice machine. "

"The room was clean. The bed comfortable. The towels were like sandpaper. The shower was VERY slow to drain. The hot and cold were backwards on the shower faucet. Except for the bathroom issues it was nice hotel. Plus we were able to leave our car there while we went to Zion even though we were not staying another night. "

"Beautiful setting and so close to Zion National Park. Would recommend this to anyone coming to the area."

"Stains everywhere. Mold in tub. Front desk crew had no idea what they were doing. Breakfast was a joke. Furniture was falling apart. I booked the jacuzzi suite and they said I didn't and we're going to give me a basic room. I showed them my reservation and they made a call to some manager and they said ok. I felt incredibly creeped out and not safe there. Found out later this building was supposed to be the mansion for Warren Jeffs, so I guess I stayed in the casting couch room. They were running some sort of loud daycare playing Moana on the second floor. Fan didn't work. Blinda were broken. It was just a very unnerving place, don't really know why. I can only explain it as the feeling I'd expect to have from being abducted by aliens. Never going back. I'd rather pay an extra hundred and just stay in Saint George. "

"Great location "

"The experience was awesome"

"Staff was very helpful - quiet - peaceful"

"All in all, we had a very pleasant stay. However, the wooden bed frame was protruding, and it caused bruises for everyone. One person was even injured badly enough to require a visit to the hospital due to bleeding and pain. If replacing the frame is not possible, it would be much safer to cover it with cushioning to prevent further injuries."