This is a stunning lodge that has amazing service. The location is about 15 minutes from some gorgeous trails in Squirrel Creek and Water Creek, and a great midpoint between multiple National Parks. The lodge is well built and well kept. They are pet friendly which was perfect for me and my pups, we got a room that opens up to the balcony so it made for a really quick and convenient potty break with the dogs. The owners are awesome too, we got in really late last night and they were really accommodating to that schedule shift. I will definitely stay here again and invite my camping buddies for a night with a jacuzzi bath before heading out.
starstarstarstarstar Abbey Ashby
We originally booked because we misunderstood this property's proximity to Zion National Park (it's roughly equidistant between Zion and Bryce Canyon parks, and we thought it was much closer to Zion). We almost changed our booking, but we decided that it looked so cute that we wanted to give it a try anyway. Man, are we glad we did! It's now officially Our Favorite Place. The owner/operators really made it easy for you to be as social or introverted as you prefer. You can text questions or request assistance 24/7, and they are always prompt and friendly. They didn't serve a hot breakfast while we were there, but they did have a robust continental breakfast/snacking/coffee bar available all day and night. They do have a commercial kitchen, but frankly we left early each morning to go hiking, so the offerings were perfect for our purposes. It's a large, beautiful home (with 10 huge guest rooms, it's small for a b&b but HUGE for a home) and you can tell loving attention was paid to all the appointments and decor. We stayed in the Kokopeli room (#25) - don't be fooled into thinking from the pictures that the size of the tub is a lens trick, it is NOT. It really is that big, AND it is a deep soaking tub. I'm 5'9", and after hiking all day in snow and ice I really enjoyed getting to stretch out in a tub where I could float effortlessly. Also note, two people can easily relax in this tub together *wink*. We can't wait to stay here again!
starstarstarstarstar Jenapher Hutchison
What a wonderful find! The lodge is well laid out for a one night or one week stay in the southern Utah canyons area. Our room was spacious, with two comfortable queen beds, and great bathroom. Plenty of fluffy towels and everything else you need. The common areas and breakfast room make great gathering places. The view of the canyons or the stars from the main deck is spectacular. Shem and Lisa are extremely welcoming, both for guests and their pets. They also gave us a history of the area and local places to see. We've already started telling our friends about this terrific lodge.
starstarstarstarstar Charlie Ennis
So we got a lodge/hotel/bed and breakfast???? Already kinda weird when we first walked in no one was here to check you in… you had to call a number to get your key code. I have not even met the owners at all… first couple nights were good but then we come back from hiking all day to a massive amount of cars at the lodge. We walked in and there’s kids running everywhere and so many adults. I was like oh maybe the owners are doing something tonight… no they rented out the space for a huge group of people to have there thanksgiving here! They are blaring music and the kids are running up and down the halls messing with our door. Jeremy and I have to be up super early tmr. So it’s kind of upsetting we did not get a notice that this was going to happen. Do not recommend this place at all!!
star Taylor Zweifel
The property is beautiful with big views of surrounding cliffs! It was self-service which was OK with us, did not see any staff on premises. Breakfast foods like bagels, toast, yogurt, oatmeal, and juices were available.
The outside furniture seemed a little dusty (sandy), but maybe that was due to recent high winds throughout the area.
The bed and linens were super comfortable! We had a room with a bathroom/shower attached, great water pressure in shower, very nice bathroom!
But, be sure to specify when reserving, as some rooms share a common bathroom in the hall (not a dealbreaker, just something good to know ahead of time)
The town of Colorado City is about 22 miles from Hurricane. We ate at the Subway at the Border Store gas station. We saw menus for Berry Knoll Pizza, but could not find it in town. Also, something to note - some roads are paved, and some are hard-packed dirt/sand in the town. There is a Bee's Market at the east side of town, with gas, pharmacy, etc. The parking area at the lodge is paved.
Overall, very nice place, we enjoyed our stay!
starstarstarstar KimP
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