Hotel is fantastic, breakfast was great, and Patti is the sweetest! It’s so close to Zion’s entrance and has a free bus to get you to the park’s entrance.

This was a beautiful hotel. The backdrop of the red rocks was amazing. The interior of the hotel was new and nice. A very short drive into Zion National Park. A superb experience. The breakfast area was lovely with huge windows to see the rocks. All the staff we interacted with were friendly. Highly recommend this place.

Absolutely amazing place to stay! Loved the location, the view, the wonderful people, every thing! The free breakfast was not fancy, but didn’t need to be, as it got the job done for the guests getting out early on their way to Zion before the crowds. Only drawback here would be the lack of coffee options - 3 dark roast and 2 decaf. Adding a light or medium roast would have made it perfect. The rooms were very clean, spacious, and comfortable. We had a great experience here and would happily stay here again if we come back to Zion National.

This is the nicest Spring Hill Suites I have ever stayed at. The hotel’s amenities are great, the location is perfect and the staff friendly. A special thank you to Kia at the front desk! We checked in while the entire Marriott global system was offline and she was so great, despite the major hiccup. Thanks Kia!

Stayed here for part of our visit to Zion because Cable Mountain Lodge (frankly, a much better option) could only accommodate part of our stay. The hotel was decent. Check in was a breeze, very courteous front desk staff. I was disappointed to find out that the room issued was an ADA (ie, accessible) room, which I specifically did not request when I made the booking. Ironically enough, and though none of my family are disabled, the digital card reader to the building hallway right outside the room (062) was broken, so we had to trudge our belongings through another access door to get to the room, an annoying inconvenience. We noticed immediately that there was dirt outside the room on the hallway carpeting, and on entering it, it was quite clear that the vinyl floors had not been properly cleaned. My wife kept on remarking that she would not walk around the room without a pair of flip flops because she could feel the dirt on her feet. Similar situation was encountered in the bathtub. The tub floor was dirty / stained. My daughter put down a towel to prevent her stepping on it. Also, the knob controls to the shower were overly complicated, but I was able to figure things out with a call to the very helpful front desk. Otherwise, the room was OK, aside from being unable for the life of me to locate a room safe... Not that it really mattered because housekeeping service for this facility only cleans every OTHER day, and we were only there for two nights. Other issues we encountered- parking was very limited. I had to park at the other end of the facility far away from our room. With regard to the breakfast, it was decent, just about on par with what I've seen at other hotels of this class. Eggs were unnecessarily salty, barley edible. Kids loved waffle making station. Oatmeal was good. Coffee was good. Some good points to the hotel- again kudos to the very courteous front desk staff. They were really great. The property outside the buildings were very nicely manicured, and the views were stellar. Overall a very decent stay, but for the money, would always choose staying at Cable Mountain because of the proximity to the park and at least from what we experienced, a cleaner room.