Downtown St. George Vacation Packages

Cutest room! Amazing tub! Will definitely stay again.

We stayed in the cliff dwellings. They were spacious rooms with a well equipped, albeit small, kitchens. After a long day of hiking, we unwound in the hot tub overlooking the valley and the mesas in the distance. It was relaxing and comfortable. We were about 20 minutes from Zion and the main town. So special seeing the buffalos on the property too.

Watchman Villas was easily one of the best stays of our trip. We stayed at The Pinyon as a group of two families, and the setup was perfect for us. The villa had two spacious bedrooms with attached bathrooms, which made it extremely convenient and comfortable. Everything was very clean and well-maintained. The staff was also friendly. The kitchen was fully equipped with all the essentials, including an oven, fridge, dishwasher, and utensils, which made it easy to manage meals. One of the biggest perks was the free laundry—such a bonus after long days of hiking. The location is excellent, with a shuttle stop, coffee shop and grocery store within walking distance. Views from the villa were spectacular. We were able to leave our car at the villa and reach the Zion Visitor Center via shuttle in under 10 minutes. Overall, the stay was very comfortable and convenient. We would definitely choose to stay here again, especially when traveling with family or a group.

AutoCamp is beautifully designed and aesthetically pleasing, but overall felt a bit overrated for the price. The Airstream experience, while unique, didn’t quite justify the cost, especially with added resort fees. Breakfast was included, but it was very minimal—just coffee and granola—which wasn’t quite enough to start the day. The surrounding area is quite quiet with limited activities, and it’s easy to miss the property at night. We initially booked an Airstream but switched to a Class Suite, which turned out to be more comfortable and better equipped for our stay. The location is about 12–13 miles from Zion National Park Visitor Center, so planning ahead is important. Next time, I would prefer staying closer to Springdale for easier park access and more dining and activity options.

Loved the room design and my wife loved the copper tub. A little misleading with "hot tub" as a description. The room was modern but for the price missed some basic amenities- coffee avaialbe in room and microwave. There was a kitchenette style counter with full size sink but no coffee maker??? Check-in was a little awkward. You call to let them know you are there then they send you a code to get into your room- that part is great. However, the text never came and we were in Zion and receiving it would be impossible anyways. The good news was when we arrived after our day of hiking waiting for a our room, there was someone in the office and gave us our information. Here is something that they should really look into- my wife and I stayed on the second floor. As the sun went dow. We sat on some chairs facing the mountains on the corner of the building on the second floor. This was apparently part of a service paid for by the person in the corner room. It was embarrassing being no signage or even a privacy screen to determine that this was something a guest would have paid to have access to. The embarrassing part was the guest was outside enjoying what they paid for access until he corrected us. Overall it was okay. Over priced and not well thought out for guest experience.