Hotels near O' So Good Olive Oil & Balsamics, Hurricane

Nice location. Great price! Cute town. Ample parking and hotel was actually quiet and clean. We stayed on the 2nd floor. Breakfast was grab and go bags and were crappy but it is what it is currently during covid. Some people don't eat what is provided. Ice machine didn't work but for the price and location all was well.

The hotel is about 40 minutes drive from zion national park. You can drive around the park until about the evening and drive to the next day. It takes about 2 hours to get to Las Vegas the next day. Hotel facilities are relatively new, breakfast is simple, parking is convenient, can be used as a break point for Peggy to Las Vegas.

The breakfast was so delicious, I ate toast, butter and peanut butter. There are bananas, apple juice, room cleaners, the air is mild, parking is convenient, and TV channel search is convenient.

This is the most comfortable hotel in the US West. Driving half an hour from the Zion scenic spot. But the town is quieter. The decoration of the hotel is also very good, the front desk service is super enthusiasm. The food that we recommend to us is really good value for money in the Thai restaurant across the road. The hotel has a swimming pool. The breakfast is not bad, especially after the breakfast is there, there is a little handsome guy who keeps busy, and never let a piece of rubbish or food stay on the ground for 2 minutes. Timely supplement all kinds of food. It is the first choice for Zion by car. More cost-effective than living in a scenic spot

Nice hotel next to zion

This stay was very good. The hotel is located in the small town of La Verkin, convenient to find. The parking lot is large and spacious. The interior of the room is also clean and tidy. The front desk staff is also very warm and friendly. The hotel is not far from Zion National Park, about 30 minutes drive away. The only fly in the ointment is that breakfast categories are limited and there is no meat food available.

After three less impressive days in a 4 star hotel in Vegas, we came to the Sleep Inn for our time in Zion. Within minutes of our *arrival, the experience was exponentially better. *Aside from our first interaction with the front desk when we arrived a little early and went to asked for early check in and weren’t even given the chance to ask before being told to come back in an hour. Said it was because of housekeeping but being offered a choice to hang out in the lobby or pick another room would have been nice since no one really wanted to get back in the car. When we did come back an hour later, a different front desk attendant Donna was there and she was a doll. Gave us all the information we needed, checked us in and she even helped my daughter get some water for her hot cocoa at the drink station in the lobby. We booked the suite and it was very roomy, even with the five of us in there. The pull out sofa was queen sized too. There were all the in room amenities you’d expect like a microwave, fridge, coffee maker (pot not pod) which had been lacking in our previous hotel. Not taking those for granted ever again. The beds were clean and comfortable and the pillows were soft. The tv had a good selection of channels to pick from. The shower head was adjustable and had really good water pressure and got hot quick. The hot breakfast in the morning was pretty standard continental breakfast but it was so nice to see hot breakfast at hotels again after just having grab and go options during pandemic travel. Make your own waffles were even back in action! That made the kids happy! Plenty of hot coffee, hot water and tea during breakfast hours but also all day in the lobby is a real blessing too. The location is really convenient to the park, stores, and for those unlucky travelers, there is a walk in clinic right across the street. The only downside really was that despite trying and trying, we couldn’t get connected to the hotel wifi unless we were down in the lobby. My 8 year old even braved a call down to the front desk all on her own to ask about it, because that’s what 8 year olds care about in hotels, and we still couldn’t get connected. Will likely rebook on our next trip to Zion.