Zion’s Cozy Cabin's

It was quiet and comfortable

No privacy from the neighbors

Russ the proprietor. He was more than accommodating. Extremely personable to us…. I didn’t want to leave it was so nice to be there. I loved it.

NOTHING

The cabin was nice and clean. It was kind of a cold day and the heater wouldn't stay on. I was satified with the place.

It was clean. AC was poor, no shampoo or soap

Slanted floor, location, barking dogs, noisy cats through out the night.

Little confusing where to park but other than that it was straight forward and had everything we needed.

Nothing. We arrived at some scary house that was not what was advertised. Booking was cancelled middle of the night and I didn’t see a single cabin!

We called after arriving at a sketchy run down house, the man who answered the call said there had been an incident and he cancelled my booking at 11pm leaving me with nowhere to stay in the middle of the night in a foreign country. Remove this listing please.

Very quaint and rustic. Long drive to Zion Park. NO DOOR on bathroom. Proprietor was VERY accommodating of our late arrival!

After reading some of the reviews about this place being sketchy and in the back of the owner's property. It's the backyard of the owner's property. I have to say this is one of the best places we've stayed at. The cabins were cozy and very comfortable. The cabin had a microwave, refrigerator, a coffee pot, full bathroom and air conditioning and amazing views. This was the first time that my husband and I have been in Zion National Park, we wanted to experience what the locals experience, we didn't want to go anywhere that was crowded by tourists. I did want to go to the narrows but I didn't want to be around huge crowds. The owner-Russ Cooke, told us how to get to Water Canyon which is down the road from the property. It is a great place for beginners I was able to walk through the creek up to the falls. Another place to go was Maxwell Park, it's a park setting with grass and the views are just amazing all around you. Russ also told us how to get to the Coral Sand dunes, I've never seen sand that color before, The different colored greens in the plants that grow in the sand were unbelievable, the sand is hard to explain it's not gritty, It's a fine sand but you don't sink in it when you step on it . We stayed at the cabin for two nights. The last day we were, we had a guided Polaris ranger ride into the backcountry. We were able to fill up our water bottles from the mountain water, and saw some of the most beautiful red, orange,tan and black colors of the cliffs and mountains are just amazing. I have never seen those colors up close it was just breathtaking. One of the things we realized is when we went to the grocery store it was in Colorado City Arizona but the cabin was in Hillsdale Utah. So we're right on the border of both states. The best part of this trip was the owner. He gave us so much history about Hildale Utah, where to go, what to see, and was able to answer all our questions.

The sign for the property should be maybe a little bit bigger, and one of the doors to the house should say office on it. That would be so much more helpful.