Search Hotels Near Hildale City Hall, Hildale

"This place is great. The local is amazing - short walk to national park entrance so no need for two shuttle rides if you can make the 6 minute walk into park for Zion shuttle. You look outside and see the mountains. Both check in and out were extremely easy - answered all questions and gave suggestions. Very clean property. "

"We had a great stay at this hotel. The staff was friendly, welcoming, and always ready to help. The room was clean, comfortable, and very well kept. The location was excellent—close to the shuttle stop for Zion National Park, which made getting to the park easy and stress-free. We would definitely stay here again and highly recommend it to anyone visiting the area."

"Bad experience. Road to Zion Camping was dusty, very bumpy. No one there to check in with. Eventually found our site ourselves. A number of problems. No way to secure the tent when we leave for the day. No wifi, conflicting stories as to when we’ll get it back. Shower and toilet across the rocky road had no running water in sink, no way to brush teeth, etc. Door had a nonfunctioning lock, and broken door closer. Water for site itself was a hand pump. Seriously? I assume we were to fill a bucket or something? The “view” was a lot across the road in some stage of development, with an old toilet lying there in the dirt. Emails back and forth got us nowhere. So we’re out 2 days fees. Hotels.com is my next step. Non-refundable notwithstanding, this place is nowhere near worth the 9.2 stars shown. Seems like a scam, And the site should provide an explanation. Look elsewhere. Maybe skip “Hotels” altogether and find a site with honest reviews. Good luck. At least Zion National Park delivered."

"Great location! Worth the money!"

"The few times I’ve stayed at the tiny homes I enjoyed it our stay. This time our reservation didn’t come with the instruction, and the key code to get the key we had to call the host to get the codes other than that it was very clean and very cozy ."

"The hotel markets these rooms as “deluxe spacious suites” for around $600 a night, but that couldn’t be further from the reality. What you actually get is a cramped space—likely under 300 square feet—with an excessive amount of furniture squeezed in to justify claiming it accommodates more guests. The layout feels cluttered and uncomfortable, not luxurious. To make matters worse, what’s advertised as a “patio” is essentially just a front walkway, offering no real privacy or usable outdoor space. Overall, the experience feels misleading and overpriced for what’s provided. Definitely not worth the premium price."

"Lovely that every room has a patio or balcony (two chairs, small table, two levels, no elevator). Hotel is set back below street so one cannot hear the road. Rooms good size. There's a grassy area kids could play on away from rooms. Small pool and Jacuzzi. Breakfast is sit down (remember cash to give a tip :) ) w good number of choices. Good sized Gift shop, ice cream/pie at street and great grocery store (pricey, has lots of things) 3 buildings over."

"Conveniently located in Springdale with lots of dining options and shopping. Easy check in and check out. Comfortable bed."

"Hot tub was great. We were tired but hot tub refreshed all"