Hotels near Zion National Park, Springdale

Of the five places we stayed on our trip visiting the Big Five Parks, this was my favorite. It's a short walk to the park's Visitors Center from the hotel. There's a coffee shop (which makes delicious sandwiches), a grocery store, Brew Pub, and a store with hiking gear next door to the Lodge. We ate twice at the Brew Pub -- casual with good food. The complex also has a shuttle that will take you into the park and then another that will take you into the very cute town of Springdale. (We ate one evening in Springdale.) The room had a small fridge, sink, microwave, and coffee maker. If you were looking for a very quick dinner in your room, you could grab something at the grocery store and heat it up. The Lodge also had a laundry and a pool. The only thing we found odd in our room: there was no dresser and there was room for one under the wall-mounted TV. That was odd.

Very nice hotel, clean and beautifully kept. It has several pools and hot tubs, restaurant on site and spa. Location is perfect, right outside of the national park, next to the visitor center. It’s the closest hotel to the park except Zion lodge which is in the park itself. This Hilton curio hotel is much nicer than Zion lodge of course. Great view of the river and mountains out back, food at restaurant was delicious and portions were huge huge. Highly recommend to order one entree only and share for 2 people, it’s too much for one. I couldn’t finish even half of it and I was really hungry.

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Very good hotel! Right at the entrance of the scenic spot, the scenery is beautiful, and there are many specialty restaurants nearby with many choices.

Good location outside park, has breakfast cafe / tourist shop attached. Small yard animals in the back. Coin Laundry at the back of Building 3 was good for those on a road trip.

One of the most comfortable and clean hotels I have ever stayed at. The elderly host couple who received us were very nice, and the suite was fully equipped. There are restaurants and supermarkets nearby, so you can buy some food to cook. 5 minutes drive from the entrance to Zion National Park. I will still choose this hotel next time I come.

I had so much fun staying at the casitas! There was live music at the restaurant next door and a small local farmers market! It was super fun to grab a drink and tacos and then walk back to the casita and listen to the live music from our porch (don't worry it stopped around 8:30-9pm) The casita was fully stocked with a cute welcome basket with things like bath salts, shower steamers, and some snacks. I loved the giant bath tub and the bed was super comfortable. I can't wait to come back

In August 2024, our family stayed at the Hotel DeNovo. When we checked into our room, it was apparent that the room had recently been renovated. In fact renovations were still underway in the main building. After dinner we attempted to watch television. When we turned on the tv, it was obviously damaged. Since the room was so newly renovated, we speculated that the unit had been damaged during the renovation or installation and that we were among the first to stay in the room since the renovation. We called the front desk to let them know that the television was damaged. They offered to send maintenance, but in our experience that isn’t usually a fast process, so we said it wasn’t necessary. We were only staying for one night and didn’t want to be kept awake waiting for a repair. We thought we were being polite, understanding guests by alerting the hotel to the problem so they could fix it before the next guests checked in. When we got home from our trip we discovered an $800 charge on our credit card from Hotel DeNovo. A call with the hotel led us to Ben Cyr, who identified himself as the manager, even though he later admitted that he is actually the Director of Guest Relations. He was immediately hostile and started throwing around phases about the television being “smashed” and acted like there was shattered glass scattered around the room. This wasn’t the case at all. The damage we saw to the television was only obvious when the television was on. He made up more lies, saying we refused to allow maintenance into our room. He tried to intimidate us by saying that he would involve the hotel’s attorneys. He provided further alarming details, claiming that the maintenance manager was in our room right before we checked in and that he was back in our room while we were still on site “in our car” after checkout. This whole situation reeks of a set up. Why would they be watching our family and monitoring our every move? It sounds like they knew the television was damaged when we arrived and were just waiting for us to leave so we could be the suckers that they made pay for their renovation. This situation is distressing for a number of reasons. The Hotel DeNovo has charged our credit card for damage that we didn’t cause and now we are left in the situation of having to prove our innocence to get our money back. How are we expected to prove our innocence? We travel a lot and have stayed in hundreds of hotels. In fact, I have been a Diamond Hilton Honors member for over a decade. There are frequently problems in hotel rooms. There are scrapes on the walls, poorly done renovations, and, yes, televisions that don’t work. Hotel staff doesn’t accompany guests to the room upon check in to allow the guest to make a list of the issues to “prove” the state of the room upon check in. Guests rely on the hotel to have a level of honesty. We have never had a problem like this before. We have brand loyalty to Hilton for a reason. It is supposed to provide a co