the lodge itself is beautiful then add the beauty of Zion into the mix and it's perfect! It was the best trip ever. We stayed here for two nights after exploring Bryce Canyon. Being from Louisiana, we do not see much scenery like this. Beautiful :)

Hard to beat the location. Like other lodges in National Parks are, the hotel is a low-key architect designed wooden building fitting for the location. We stayed in cabin 526 (last one). Once we heated it up (stone cold when we arrive in early February), it was very nice. Especially the gas-fired fireplace which was a godsend because it was able to keep the cabin warm all night without the deafening roar of regular heater's fan... Service was exceptionally good in our case as I fainted at breakfast. National Park Service medics showed up, taken to hospital in St. George by ambulance etc. etc. Very helpful. Good place to faint.

I stayed in the hotel Zion Lodge in the National Park, and I was blown away by how beautiful the rooms were. They were done in a prairie mission style and I just couldn't get over the care that was taken in decorating these rooms. I have stayed at some National Park lodging before which ranged from terrible to wonderful, and Zion Lodge was on the very high end of that. I felt the bathroom could have been a little bit nicer and warmer, and housekeeping forgot to clean a few things so the room was exactly 100% clean, but I must remember that we are in the middle of the wilderness in a national park. The biggest challenge I had was that I was not feeling well that night and my mattress was much too soft for me, which mad my sore back worse. Other than that all was good.

We ended a 10 day national park tour in Zion and it was the perfect ending to a perfect trip. The lodge is the only lodging inside the park and it is surrounded by mountains and is just beautiful. Our room was very nice and there was a wonderful big fireplace and living room area when you entered the building. There were many walking paths and we were lucky to see the fall colors everywhere, it was just gorgeous. The restaurant was excellent as well, and they have a very nice gift shop. We enjoyed a private tram tour one morning and took advantage of the free shuttles to all the various viewing areas. Highly recommend this as a place to stay.

We stayed in Zion lodge for 2 nights in December 2018 the night before the government shutdown. The location for exploring Zion NP is unbeatable. Other hotels are outside the park. The main building was beautifully decorated for Christmas, the receptionist was very friendly and helpful with our questions how the shutdown could impact our stay. There is a very good restaurant called Red Rock Grill on the 2nd floor, open for breakfast, lunch and dinner. We stayed in a Western Cabin with 2 double beds. The room was very cosy, with a gas log fireplace, and a private porch. Our lodge had a mountain view which you could only see if you stepped outside. Otherwise the view is obstructed by another 2 or 3-storey building. The room was warm enough, though if you have both airconditioning on heat and the fireplace on, it becomes very hot very soon. The air conditioner is quite noisy. The bathroom is rather narrow and quite dated, though all worked well. The WiFi is very weak, so we had to use our mobile internet. Overall, the experience was very positive and I would come back.