Canyon Country Chalet offers accommodations in Duck Creek Village, 31 miles from Southern Utah University and 18 miles from Cedar Breaks National Monument.
Deborah
United States of America
Conveniently located between Bryce and Zion National Parks. Beautiful
setting! House is well appointed with everything you could possibly need and then some! Fun for families. The owner was thoughtful and kind.
Charming Blue Farmhouse Cabin, a property with a garden, is located in Duck Creek Village, 19 miles from Cedar Breaks National Monument.
Barbara
United States of America
Due to an expected blanketing of snow we found the cabin very cosy, excellent heating, all facilities worked, plenty of hot water and very comfortable bedding. We were given very thorough driving directions and and found it easily. It’s a quiet location away from any traffic.
Duck Creek Village Inn is located in the Dixie National Forest, between the Bryce Canyon and Zion National Parks. Free WiFi access is available in this lodge.
Ashley
United States of America
We liked that we had options of what to watch on TV whether Direct TV, Live TV or the Roku. We liked that it was very clean and well decorated.
Mountain Ridge Cabins and Lodging is located in Hatch. Free WiFi access is available. Bryce Canyon National Park is 24 mi and Zion National Park is 48 mi from the property.
Rick
United States of America
Excellent accommodations, unique mountain cabins, and fun bonfire with s’mores.
Located in Hatch, 26 miles from Sunrise Point, Galaxy of Harley Bikers Between Bryce and Zion has accommodations with free WiFi and free private parking.
Located in Glendale, 22 mi from Zion National Park, Apple Hollow Cabins features a barbecue and views of the mountain. Bryce Canyon National Park is 51 mi from the property.
Julia
United States of America
Very clean! Had everything we needed including washer and dryer. We are on an extended trip and needed a place with laundry. Very cute decor. Bed was comfy. TV and Wi-Fi were a plus!!
Sevier River Farmhouse 1 is located in Hatch, just 27 miles from Sunrise Point and 29 miles from Sunset Point. With mountain views, this accommodation offers a patio.
Nancy EThomas
United States of America
It was a lovely house, and the room, though in the basement, was not basement-like at all. The ceilings were high, and there was a large window, with a window well. The common area had a large screen TV and couch with a wonderful kitchen, with all the amenities as well as laundry facilities. The bed and bedding were wonderful.
Callie's Cottage is located in Hatch, just 27 miles from Sunrise Point and 29 miles from Sunset Point. This property offers access to a patio and free private parking.
Jean
United States of America
Liked all the extra touches. You can tell it was well thought out. Loved the board games! We had a lot of fun with them.
Sevier River Farmhouse 2 offers accommodations in Hatch, 27 miles from Sunrise Point and 29 miles from Sunset Point. This property offers access to a patio and free private parking.
Franchesca
United States of America
the perfect place to stay during a national park road-trip to the Utah big 5. the host family is super friendly and respectful of privacy and the views are unbeatable.
Call ahead (or check for messages) if check in is during...
Call ahead (or check for messages) if check in is during off season. Nice room and quiet (summer peak maybe some ATV noise?) with 2nd floor access via outside covered stairway. The Inn is slightly above the road height and parking could become a bit tight. Breakfast (due to off season?) was very limited to a coffee machine and Refrigerator with a few juice boxes and store wrapped treats in the room so you may want to clarify. Great (fairly remote) location & reasonable distance near National Parks and other great recreational areas. Duck Creek is a bit remote but away from unwanted close hotels and plenty of outdoor recreation opportunities. Heidi was eager to help if needed and kind to store a couple freezer packs for us! Town is very small (a plus for me) with limited services and hours. Bathroom sink was a bit slow on the drain and the shower is snug (tub area ok) but very clean and plenty of hot water and a good amount of bathroom space. Comfy clean room. We would stay here again.
Robert
United States of America
10
Scored 10
I loved the small community helpful vibe that we got from...
I loved the small community helpful vibe that we got from everyone. We stayed at the Pinewoods Resort and it was so much fun! Lee and the staff were super helpful and amazing. We’ve driven from socal for years now and this was our first time staying here….NO regrets!!
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Anonymous
6.0
Scored 6.0
The gentleman at check in was nice. but be aware there are...
The gentleman at check in was nice. but be aware there are stairs to climb to the rooms and he offered no help. One of our towels had bleach stains on it, and the soap for the shower was so small we couldn't get it to lather. They ran out of coffee pods for us to use the second day! The room was clean for the most part and the bed comfortable.
Judith
10
Scored 10
It was a cozy cabin in the woods with cute cabin decorations...
It was a cozy cabin in the woods with cute cabin decorations. We enjoyed having s’more by the fire pit. It was a close location to Bryce and Zion national parks. The kitchen had everything you would need to prepare a meal but closest grocery store was 35 minutes away.
Angela
United States of America
8.0
Scored 8.0
The location is very convenient, half way between Bryce...
The location is very convenient, half way between Bryce Canyon and Zion. We were there the last week in September (not high season) and most of the restaurants were closed on Monday and Tuesday. It would have been good to know this in advance.
Lucille
United States of America
4.0
Scored 4.0
This "resort" is in much need of maintenance and remodel.
This "resort" is in much need of maintenance and remodel. The carpets were filthy as were the couch and chair. We had to put sheets over them to be able to sit on them. We were told we would have a king and two twin beds but we ended up with a king and two bunk beds which were very uncomfortable for an older person. The bathtub was extremely slippery, the toilet was loose from the floor. The toilet paper holder was broken and the toilet paper kept falling to the floor. There were no lights on the outside of the building and it was so dark I couldn't find my way down the stairs to get something from my car. I told the management two days in a row that there were no lights on the building but nothing was done while we were there. This is not a senior or disabled friendly place to stay but it is very kid friendly. The playground was nice for kids to interact and play volleyball, basketball, swings and slides. The indoor pool and jacuzzi were nice. The stairwell going up to the rooms didn't have a handrail that you could get a good grip on because the handrail was too wide. My recommendation is if you are a senior who doesn't want to navigate a lot of stairs, or disabled or you like cleanliness, don't stay here.
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Anonymous
United States of America
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