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Zion National Park Lodge
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Good home base for seeing Zion, Nice for families
User: Fflompp from: Houston, Texas
Published Date: Mar, 25, 2024
Travel Date: Mar, 1, 2024
Rating: 5
I stayed with my family (wife, 14, 11, 7yo) during spring break at the Zion Lodge. We stayed in one of the suites on the second floor. The suite had two rooms with a Jack-and-Jill bath, with 2 bathroom sinks and cabinets outside the locked toilet and shower room. There was a microwave and small fridge. The room was clean and well-apportioned, and actually fairly large. There was a nice, good sized balcony with excellent views across the canyon. Though the lodge was expensive, it was very nice, clean, quiet, and provided a nice base from which to explore the park without the really long lines for the shuttles at the Visitor's Center. Some things about the lodge: the roll away bed and the sofa-bed were actually comfortable, so that was nice; staying in the lodge allows you to drive in the park, which is otherwise not allowed in the canyon--don't forget the pass and gate code that they send you, though; the restaurant (fairly good), gift shop, and beer garden are all close; some close trails (e.g., Emerald Pools) are really good; and be aware of the shuttle schedule, because they don't run super late, even though this is a dark-sky park and the lights immediately around the lodge itself make it hard to appreciate it (and it would be nice to get away). Overall, this is a good place for families, if a bit expensive.
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Zion Joins My List of My Favorite Parks
User: orin o from: Fort Myers, Florida
Published Date: Mar, 17, 2024
Travel Date: Mar, 1, 2024
Rating: 5
As we were trying to visit Zion, Bryce & Grand Canyon with one day in each park it was difficult to complete our goals. However, because we stayed at the lodge which is in the center of everything we had a fantastic time at Zion. We were able to do a horse back ride . Staff was wonderful and the price of $60 was good. Did the dry walk of the Narrows at tram stop #9. Then the next day drove out through unbelievable scenic Carmel Tunnel. Hotel was worth every penny. Little more than staying outside the park. But who cares. The nearby Lodge restaurant was pretty good too. Reasonable prices. Wife had the trout and I had the soup & salad. We have been to most N.P.'s and my favorite are as follows, not necessarily in this order. Glacier, Yellowstone, Yosemite, Grand Canyon & Zion.
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Great
User: Dunn45 from: Draper, Utah
Trip Type: Couples
Published Date: Feb, 19, 2024
Travel Date: Feb, 1, 2024
Rating: 5
We have come to Zion many times. This was the first time that we stayed at the Zion Lodge in the park. Not only does it have a great location, but we were very happy with the restaurant, our room, and the service that we received. The room itself was much better than the rooms in many other lodges at National Parks.

Basic hotel room but not luxurious in Zion NP
User: 509jacquelinek from:
Trip Type: Couples
Published Date: Feb, 16, 2024
Travel Date: Feb, 1, 2024
Rating: 3
A clean rustic stay with simple basics but not 4-5 star quality. Mattress was comfortable but pillows were flat and sheets scratchy. Rooms are not well insulated. Could hear kids in halls and doors closing. This is my first stay in a park. I was traveling for two nights after a stay in Vegas. This is a beautiful place located in the park but would prefer more luxurious room. The gift shop is well stocked with lots of cool gifts and supplies. The restaurant was convenient and has a good variety on the menu. I had the trout and it was delicious.

Lovely lodge and grateful for the option to stay in the park
User: 400louf from: Carlsbad, California
Published Date: Feb, 2, 2024
Travel Date: Jan, 1, 2024
Rating: 5
Although this place may be dated, we're grateful for having the option to stay in the park. This location is great, everyone is super friendly, it's quite clean, and the rooms are really spacious plus they afford a big balcony w/ comfy rocking chairs. Note: we had a suite (which only cost around $60 more. On a side note, the food at their restaurant (Red Rock Grill) is along the lines of what you would receive at a cafeteria. Although we were grateful for it being there, in retrospect we would have drove the couple minutes and gone into town (where there are a plethora of great eats).
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