Hotels with Parking in Washington County

We have stayed in more than 10 hotels on this trip, and my family and I agree that you are the best hotel we have ever stayed in on this trip. The location is very good, you can walk to the Zion gate in 2 minutes, and there are ice cream shops, coffee shops, and spa centers in the unified mall. The hotel facilities are very new, the room has kitchen equipment, stoves, dishwashers, knife and fork dishes are all available. For our overseas customers, with large luggage, the hotel has elevator equipment, which eliminates the labor of carrying luggage. The room was big and clean, my children enjoyed the hotel pool facilities very much, providing a very good heat-relief equipment in the hot summer.

Check in was a breeze with self service coffee and tea station at their reception. They provide some useful tips around the area and a map for reference. We stayed on the second floor which I don't recommend if you are carrying big luggages. Try to get first floor for convenience since the view is still great. Parking is free for hotel guests right at door step and widely available. Coin machines ain't working during my stay (tho reception lady claimed it was working during check in). Had to make a run all the way back to the counter to get coins changed (laundry room and reception isn't even that exactly near). Washer didn't even spin dry my clothes during wash mode and I had to wash twice before | throw it into the dryer. Costs about $2-3 each time.

I had such a wonderful stay here and honestly couldn’t have been happier with the experience. The location is absolutely beautiful, and the views surrounding the hotel are incredible. Waking up and seeing the red rock mountains right outside made the whole stay feel extra special. The property itself is very clean, peaceful, and well maintained, and the atmosphere fits perfectly with a trip to Zion. One of my favorite parts of the hotel was definitely the pool area. The pool is gorgeous, especially with the mountains in the background, and it was such a nice place to relax after spending the day exploring. The entire outdoor area is beautiful and very photogenic, especially around sunset. We also traveled with our dog, Peri, and really appreciated how pet-friendly the hotel was. Traveling with a dog can sometimes make finding a comfortable hotel more complicated, so it was such a relief to stay somewhere where we all felt welcome. Having such a beautiful property and outdoor surroundings while also being able to bring her with us made the experience even better. The room was spacious, comfortable, and very clean, and we had everything we needed during our stay. The location in Springdale is also extremely convenient for visiting Zion National Park while still being close to restaurants and other places in town. Overall, this was easily one of my favorite stays during our trip. Between the amazing mountain views, beautiful pool, great location, clean and comfortable rooms, and pet-friendly environment, I really have nothing negative to say. I would absolutely stay here again the next time I visit Zion and would highly recommend it, especially to anyone traveling with a dog. 5/5!

This trip, I wanted to escape the city noise and find somewhere peaceful — somewhere close to nature but still comfortable. And that’s how I ended up at AutoCamp Zion, just about a 20-minute drive from Zion National Park in Utah. Let me tell you, this is not your average campsite. It’s glamping — glamorous camping at its best! ✨ Everything is beautifully designed and incredibly cozy, from the plush bed and private bathroom to the soft lighting and stylish décor that make you feel like you’re in a boutique resort surrounded by red rocks. I stayed in one of their signature Airstream Suites, those shiny aluminum trailers that have become AutoCamp’s trademark. When I first stepped inside, I was honestly impressed — it’s minimalist, modern, and warm at the same time. The big window opens up to a stunning view of Utah’s red mountains — a sight that instantly makes you slow down and breathe. The highlight? Nighttime. 🌌 Each suite comes with its own fire pit. My friend and I sat outside roasting marshmallows, sipping wine, and watching the stars slowly fill the sky. It was quiet, magical, and so peaceful — the kind of night you wish could last forever. In the morning, we walked to the cozy lobby café, where they offer coffee, granola, and yogurt — simple but perfect. The whole space feels like a little community of travelers who love nature and good design. If you’ve been dreaming about reconnecting with nature without sacrificing comfort, AutoCamp Zion is the perfect place. 🌿 It’s peaceful, beautiful, and thoughtfully designed to make you feel grounded, inspired, and completely at ease.

Bumbleberry Inn is very conveniently located in Springdale (the main town to access Zion National Park). The Inn has its own dedicated bus stop for the free bus services within Springdale and to Zion National Park’s entrance. It is also just a block away from Sol Foods (the only supermarket in town). The room looks new and overall it is very clean. Plus point is that parking is free to all guests (other accommodation often charge additional parking fee). The accommodation comes with breakfast vouchers for two at The Porters (the restaurant just outside of the Bumbleberry Inn). The Porters has a good selection of food for its breakfast menu. Don’t forget to also try the Bumbleberry Pie (Legendary Zion’s Pie) from the cafe beside the Porters. There is also a hidden mini zoo with animals like Turkey, duck, boar, goat and pony that you can visit during your stay. Overall, would definitely recommend this Inn to everyone who is visiting Zion!

All the staff we met were very nice and at least tried to help - some newness showed as not everyone was fully trained or new answers to fairly basic questions. We knew the resort was still under construction and that there would be noise from time to time but what we didnt expect was routine dynamite explosions directly across the street from our room. Thankfully that ended early in the day so didnt disrupt sleep. The most important letdown was NO WHERE on the website or any communication we received did they inform us that the pool and hot tub are closed! The sad thing is the only reason we were given was its due to a railing needing repaired - all the pool chairs and everything are set up and ready to go. Publish this on your website so people are aware!!

The location of the hotel is good, and you can enjoy the beautiful ”Rizhao Jinshan” in the parking lot behind. But the wireless network needs to be upgraded. WiFi is sometimes absent. It is constantly necessary to log in again. A 20-minute video may be interrupted twice and cannot handle important matters.

I returned to Vegas from Zion. I like this place very much. The people of Utah are very enthusiastic. There is a shooting range nearby, which is very recommended. It is called Rowdys. If you want to come to the United States to shoot a gun, you can definitely arrange it. There are more choices than California, and cheaper than Vegas There are few people. After all, it is not a place with many tourists. There is a self-service car wash downstairs and a Japanese teppanyaki restaurant is very delicious.

Overall, the hotel experience was satisfactory: the location was convenient and the rooms were clean. However, we were disappointed by the situation after check-out. About an hour after leaving, we realized that we had forgotten an expensive spoon from a set in the room and immediately called the hotel. At first, the staff said they would check the room, but later called back saying they had not found anything. In the evening, we came to the hotel in person and were told that items related to food are usually thrown away. This situation significantly affected our overall impression of the stay.

I got a $47 a night price so I can’t complain too much. The amenities for the kids is great-pool, hot tub, basket ball court, mini golf. The building shows its age but that doesn’t bother me staying at a place if it is clean. The bed was clean and comfortable enough. My main and only complaint was the towels. The entire point of white hotel towels is you can bleach them and people can see they are clean. The towels were so old they don’t bleach the dirt out anymore and they are still using them or their washing facilities don’t work. Why? This is an easy fix and they felt too gross to use for me. All 3 wash cloths were dingy looking and one had a clear lipstick mark on it that hadn’t washed out. Of the three towels I got only one looked clean enough to use. People can be ok with an aging building Red Lion if things are clean. This is an easy fix. I might stay here again at that deal, but it’s a definite maybe.