3-Star Hotels in Washington County

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.

The whole hotel is clean and tidy, the front desk clerk is very friendly and good at chatting. The breakfast is American style, with scrambled eggs, bacon and sausage. This level of hotel breakfast is basically the same. The surrounding scenery is nice, and there is red soil outside the restaurant.

Breakfast is all Western food, it is quite rich, it is not love to eat, free parking, the swimming pool is very cool, the room is large, two 1.5-meter beds, a family of four just right.

The hotel is old but clean. Location is good, with Target, quite a few restaurants nearby. The staff there are quite helpful and friendly. Ala Carte breakfast was decent also. I also wanna recommend a perfect spot for watching sunset: Dixie Rock, 6-min drive from the hotel.

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!

Convenient transportation, typical motel, environment and facilities compared to his price, very cost-effective, free parking. The front desk was a lady who had dinner last year when I was seated, super friendly. I went to the Thai restaurant she recommended. The taste is amazing, and it is the restaurant that the locals love. If you only require comfort and convenience, it is the best choice.

This was good for the most part. Clean rooms and nice facilities. The bath drain didn’t drain well and I had to ask for more bath towels in which the front desk person had to give me pool towels. No breakfast was provided yet the room had a mini kitchen in it yet no pots nor pans nor utensils to use. Ultimately we will not be staying here again as they didn’t match our likings.

The environment is good, I read the introduction online, I booked the room all the way, the room is comfortable, not far from the park next to it, there is breakfast, the price is OK

Hotel location is very good, Stuff is very nice, also arranged for me a room near the Tesla charging pile, get up in the morning to Pineer Park for a walk, pleasing to the eye!

Check-in was smooth and we received great tips for Zion National Park. The room was good and spacious with a microwave and a coffee maker. Waking up in the lodge and grabbing a to go breakfast surrounded by Zion was amazing. I would definitely recommend and would stay there again.