Search Motels in Zionville from CA $90

"the staff were friendly and the room was very clean. Location is central for all that we did."

"Great location and an overall nice place to stay!"

"Great room "

"This was one of the most relaxing stays I’ve had in a motel/villa. Restful and convenient for food and shopping."

"We loved the bed and the king suite. We never felt cramped. The breakfast was also very good. Liked the flavored waffles. The only thing we didn't like was the long walk to the elevator and then to our car, but there is probably nothing you can do about that. We should remember to send one with the luggage out front and one to bring the car around. We'll be back."

"Great outdoor spaces! Staff was super friendly!"

"Hotel was conveniently located to all the attractions. The hotel inside and the grounds outside were very well maintained. I wish there was a hot tub but the pool was heated enough that even I could get in the water. All of the staff were super friendly. Check-in and check-out process was very easy. The cookies at the front desk were a hit with my daughter. There's no view of anything because of where the hotel is located so it was suggested I choose a room on the backside of the hotel so it would be more quiet. The breakfast had an amazing selection of food. I liked that the parking spots were large and not just meant for compact cars. The 24hr coffee bar was a plus. The only one negative I'll mention is that the beds were a little hard. I highly reccomend this hotel and I will definately stay here again. "

"I absolutely loved this place! It was rustic and charming. The check-in was so easy, as was check-out. Communication from the owners was terrific. The location was quiet and it was nice to sit on the porch and listen to the creek. The outside of the cabins might need a little TLC. The bonus was the history of this place! People used to come from all over in the late 1800's and early 1900's to drink water from the spring, which was said to have healing properties. The hotel that used to be there burned down, but the cabins remain. What was cool was that I read about Healing Springs (the old hotel) in a museum display years ago and it was such a a cool surprise to learn that these cabins are one in the same. I would definitely stay here again and I've already recommended it to friends. Oh! And you can go get yourself some water from the spring while you're there!"

"Love it!"