Zion Suites of Hildale - Hildale, Utah

David B.

I lived in St. George for 31 yrs. then approximately 4 yrs. ago, I went looking for a place. I was shocked at the price of a studio or 1 bedroom, the price was $800 to $1,100 a month. Some were to share a room in someone's home, sharing a bathroom, share a kitchen and bathroom. My daughter told me about Zion Hills Estate, for $375. It's gone up in 4yrs, but you can't find another at that price. The people are nice and polite. You need to see to appreciate.

Vikram R.

Great place and people. They are very flexible with check in times and really easy going. Rooms are well maintained and beds are soft. If I have one negative thing to say about this hotel, it is that the continental breakfast isn't really great. You get a couple of loafs of bread, bagel, a waffle maker, cereal and yogurt. But for what you pay, it isn't too bad.

KellyJolley

Came on a quick trip to Southern Utah with family, and feel in love with this place. The staff was friendly and knowledgeable to the nearby National/State Parks. They actually saved us a lot of time by knowing so much. My room was very clean and smelt amazing. My favorite part of my whole stay was the view. Absolutely gorgeous.

MakCha

Hildale being a horse and cart town, our expectations were modest. But we paid 80 dollars a room for a clean bed and bathroom, no more. The right price should have been more like 50 dollars. The breakfast was adequate without being extravagant. We had two rooms - one had glasses (Styrofoam) the other had none at all. Our room had a coffee maker and the other a fridge. Couldn't quite fathom the logic. We were put up at the end of long winding corridor with flights of steps going up and down. It was a maze. There seemed to be an apparent lack of structure and logic to the whole property. The check out process was cool - just leave your room key at the front desk, because there wasn't a soul to check us out. If you are idiosyncratically inclined then Zion Suites of Hildale is just the place for you.

Maria L.

This is one of the Best places we could stay when visiting the Zion area. A super great value for your buck.

Pros:

- However we didn't eat because we were doing IF. They offer a nice breakfast with fruits, yogurts, juices, pancakes, eggs and coffee. Far from the continental breakfast model.

- Super friendly staff, always polite and smiley. They'll arrange so you can have the keys to your room even if you get there away after check-in time - what happened to us.

- Nice, clean and spacious room. We just missed a trash can or at least we did not know where there was one and didn't bother asking. Our room had a really big walk-in closet, two sinks with cabinets and a really spacious and clean bathroom - a few dirty spots here and there on the tub but nothing that could kill our vibe. Beds were fine, we didn't wake up in the middle of the night feeling uncomfortable with the mattress.

- Place is quiet and peaceful. It makes you feel safe despite the size of it. We didn't have much trouble finding it in the dark Hurricane streets when we first came in.

-Their guests are also very nice people, always greeting each other with a smile - at least the ones during our stay.

- Kitchen is ginormous, with saveral tables with chairs and an island.

- Lounging / visitor room is spacious and cozy and rooms are easily accessible. Overall, this will be my favorite place to stay in with my family whenever I'm visiting the Zion/Utah area.

Cons:
- No relevant ones.

Allen H.

Hidden fees, service charges for using your credit card. If having a problem you have to wait for someone to drive to the property. You have to wait for someone to drive to the property to check-in. Charges for service animals even when you have the proper paperwork. Watch out for the lies that come from the owner. Like gives one price over the phone then charges more. You pay for a week and you are told to leave three days later. Because your service animal barked. No refund. No hot water, took a cold shower everyday but one shower, I take multiple showers in a day. The beds are the worst ever. No amenities what so ever. Stay any where but here. If you just have to stop cause your tired, go down the street. Or get a cup of coffee and drive to hurricane, or sleep on the the side of the road it would be better than here.

Sarah T.

So, I live here. Sherry the manager is a sweet heart and is always a text away if we need help. Half of the complex is rentals the other half is a hotel. Honestly, at first, I was a bit hesitant about that situation, but the amazing property and the amazing people that live in the area calmed any worry that I may have had. The property itself is beautiful, the unit we live in is roomy, easy to keep clean and includes so many luxuries one just wouldn't expect to find in a rental! Then, if you step out the door, you have this amazing views... Like some days when I walk out the door to head to work I almost can't believe that I get to enjoy this view every.single.day. There are gas stations, a nice park near the property, and of course tons of hiking. The people out in Hildale are very friendly and honestly, I never want to move. If anyone is looking for a get-a-way, you can't really get anything better than this!

Waikiwaiki

This is a compound not your run of the mill hotel. Rooms are sparsely furnished with a intercom system hidden behind the TVs! We believe that they were monitoring us!!! Stayed 1 night to long! Never saw hotel staff but the couple that checked us in. They wanted to initially charge us $180 for room that was advertised on line for $80. Took the $80 and directed us to two dirty rooms before finding us one clean in this crazy maze of a building! Left room once following morning for breakfast that did not exist!!! When we got to our next destination I found that my jewelry and makeup that was in my suitcase was missing!!! Very creepy and shady place!