Zion Wildflower Resort

We spent the evenings sitting outside, taking in the desert scenery, and really enjoyed that part of our stay. The room was spotless, comfortable, and beautifully designed, and the whole property felt peaceful and scenic. It was also incredibly well maintained. This felt like a different kind of experience from just booking somewhere to sleep. If you're heading to Zion and want something special, it's worth it.

After a full day in Zion, it was nice to spend the evening a little closer to nature here. The drive to the park was about 15 minutes, and the sunset from the pool was especially relaxing. I do wish they'd switch off some of the lights in the shared areas at night. The property seems great for stargazing, and it could be darker.

The bungalow with two queen beds was clean, modern, and stocked with what we needed. We had a parking spot assigned to our room, and the views were great from pretty much anywhere. The pool could have used some cleaning, though it was comfortable and there were towels available. There were several shared spaces, plus plenty of soccer balls and things for the kids. They light a fire every night, and you can get a s'mores kit and sticks for $12 or bring your own. There are also three grills. Everyone was extremely friendly, and check-in was simple. The team kept us well informed, so I never felt unsure or left with an unanswered question. This was one of my favorite trips in a while, especially for the value. We’ll definitely come back for a family trip.

I arrived in a terrible mood because I love tent camping, couldn't find a good site, and had to settle for a covered wagon after planning poorly. I honestly expected to hate it, but staying here completely shifted my attitude. The wagon and private bathroom were clean and well maintained, and the huge hot tub was just the right temperature. The staff were really friendly and helpful, and I met lots of cool people by the community fireplace. I had a great time, and it changed how I think about glamping.