Duck Creek Village hotel guide. Independent hotel in Duck Creek Village, Utah

"Nice place, comfortable and clean. They left our keys taped to the outside of the checkin door when we arrived late at night (made us pretty sure it was a safe community). Loved that we could charge our Tesla right there. They brought us fluffy pillows upon request. No extra blankets in the room. The rooms have flat board-like pillows. Good shower, Liked that there was a bathtub to soak in after a horseride. Decent patio chairs and very well located with food close and good service."

"Love this place. Property and cabin were beautiful. Very clean and perfectly appointed. Check in and out was a breeze. Staff were very nice as well."

"Nice stay. Close to the Zion entrance and Springdale amenities. Breakfast was good."

"The property was great with fire pits, lawn games, bbqs and sitting areas along with a pool and spa. I’ll def stay again!"

"Place was good for the money."

"Nice "

"The staff was amazing. Our first room was dark and on the ground floor so it was nice that they were able to provide us with a nicer room. The restaurant/bar on the hotel property was amazing. Great service/staff. They also had a live singer which was great. I just expected a little more because of the price."

"Room was not clean, especially bathroom, the elevators were down and we were on the third floor. Staff was not trained and had no clue what they were doing. Not great at all."

"Rooms were excellent, nice clean and newly remodeled. First issue was check in, when we arrived there was no staff at the hotel, so we were in the lobby with other guests waiting to call an individual in the Philippines who would give us the code to our room. There was only one customer service rep, so we all needed to wait our turn to call next. Why can’t codes just be emailed to guests before they arrive? The door lock is digital, which is fine except every day our door lock would fail to respond no matter trying everything for 10 minutes, which means we were locked out of our room. Luckily we were always locked out in the mornings when cleaning staff and someone in the lobby was on site, but if it failed after 7pm, we probably would have had to sleep in the car. Also parking spots were very tight even for our compact car. People angled their cars to be able to open the driver door to fit in/out of the car. "