If you can get in this is the place to stay. The rooms are immaculate. We had a king suite with a jack and jill bathroom. This way you can drive into the park and do not have to worry about getting parking at the visitor center. You can go for a hike in the morning, come back to your room and cool down and then head back out again in the evening. The sentinel is the closest to the restaurant and registration. Also ask for a room with a view.

We stayed in a cabin, and discovered afterwards by chatting to other guests, that the rooms in the Lodge are nicer. It is in an amazing location - very quiet with spectacular views! Unfortunately, my heart sunk when we entered the cabin. I was expecting rustic and basic, but feel there is a big difference between this, and being dirty and uncomfortable. I'm not blaming the staff who had cleaned after the last guests left as the dirt was ground in and had obviously built up over time. I set to work with baby wipes and very soon the extent of the problem became very obvious (I've attached photos of the wipes - absolutely disgusting)! Everywhere was dusty, the floor and windows were filthy, the toilet was stained and the shower curtain was old and discoloured. I found it strange that there was a microwave but no crockery or cutlery at all except for two mugs, one of which was chipped. The bed was comfortable, but nice cushions would have made a difference to the wooden chairs and hard bench on the verandah. The cabins certainly aren't cheap to rent, and these points would have been inexpensive to rectify. Such a shame as this could have been a wonderful experience, as we really loved hiking in the Zion National Park.

We stayed in the cabins which were cozy and rustic. There were two sinks one in kitchenette and other in bathroom, this helped a lot for our family of 4. Beds are full sized so bring cots or air mattress and sleeping bags for wild sleepers, as roll aways won’t fit in cabins. Porch was lovely spot to view canyon and relax after hiking the Narrows. Also, cabins are duplexes, but we didn't have neighbors, so it was quiet.

Love the location of the lodge in Zion National Park. We were happy with our room, the bed was comfortable and clean. The best reason to stay at the lodge is the amazing location. To be in the park after 7;00 pm when the shuttle buses stop running is a marvelous experience. You feel like you have the entire park to yourself. I highly recommend!!

Charming Stay Right Inside the Park We had a delightful stay at Zion Park Lodge, perfectly situated in the heart of the park. It’s a peaceful, scenic location with direct access to nature and easy proximity to the shuttle system — ideal for exploring. What We Loved: • The lodge feels new and modern, with comfortable furnishings — including two cozy chairs perfect for relaxing. • We especially enjoyed the private porch, a great spot to unwind and soak in the views. • The room was clean, comfortable, and well-equipped. • Wi-Fi and TV worked well, which isn't always a given in national park lodges. • It’s just a short walk to the shuttle bus, and very convenient to the main lodge and restaurant. • The restaurant was quite good — the sirloin steak is highly recommended. • Luggage transfer was handled quickly and efficiently. A Few Downsides: • The booking and check-in process was slow and more complicated than expected. • Housekeeping only came on day one, which was a surprise for a multi-night stay. • No microwave in the room — something to note if you bring your own food. • The restaurant mishandled our reservation, which led to some unnecessary waiting. • After a meal at the café, we didn’t feel great — not sure if it was the food or just timing. • We also noticed a little mold in the shower, which should be addressed. Despite a few hiccups, the overall experience was positive. The location alone is worth it, and with a few service improvements, this could easily be a top-tier lodge experience.