Under Canvas Zion Map, Address, Transportation & Nearest Stations and Airport

Zion is a leisurely town. The style of this hotel is very popular among us. The room is very spacious and the height is very high. There is no feeling of depression. We will check it out for 3-4 days next time, so relax and relax here. You can also go hiking in the mountains and enjoy yourself.

As our family of four approached Under Canvas Zion after spending the day exploring Zion National Park, we quickly realized this is the road less traveled and all the better for it! Stunning views and no traffic for the win. You’re greeted like royalty, from the friendly initial text intro to the warm host at reception, Samuel, who ensures your tent(s) will meet all your needs and then some. You are then given a private tour (we dug Ron) via a chauffeured golf cart to valet you to your lodging. Prepare to be spellbound by the vermillion sandstone canyons that surround the compound, creating a surreal, intimate ambience with ridiculously gorgeous vistas and mesas. Better still, the nonstop panorama changes with the sun. The luxurious tents are equipped with everything one could possibly need to soak in the experience. The postcard views from each deck coupled with the smell of campfire and howls from the distant cliffs delight the senses. Our teens were happy campers in their tent, thrilled to have their own space and play corn hole, Jenga, tetherball, and board games in the lodge, enjoyed over hearty burgers and fries at dinner. The “surprise” s’mores were just gravy, as was chatting with fellow campers. Stargaze from your deck or overhead windows, fall asleep under the dark night sky bursting with stars in a bed you sink into, appreciating the warmth of a wood stove to keep cozy throughout the evening. Rise to impressive in-tent bathroom facilities, and wander out to grab fresh coffee and a wide array of delicious breakfast options in the main tent. This is next level glamping, which we easily dubbed our favorite night in Zion. Without question, it’s a must-stay place!

I came to this hotel at 11:00 in the morning and arranged accommodation. The service staff at the front desk were very enthusiastic, and it was very convenient to go to the national park.

Our stay at Wildflower Resort was fantastic! The spacious suite offered a comfortable bed and a surprisingly strong shower, making it a perfect place to unwind after exploring Zion. But the true stars were the amenities - the hot tub was pure relaxation, and the complimentary S'mores kit added a delightful touch of cozy fun. Overall, the resort provided excellent value for the price. Highly recommend it!

A quiet little hotel, not far from Zino Park. Suitable for small living

Super clean. Good customer service as you check in. Awesome view.

We stayed here overnight while visiting Zion National Park. The location was perfect and the staff working at the front desk were more than wonderful and welcoming! Our room was a very large clean room on the second floor (Room 119, no elevator). The beds were super comfortable with crips linens and lots of pillows. We used the large table inside for a simple meal we brought along. The balcony overlooking the pool was lovely and we enjoyed having that space. The Inn is slightly dated, but we felt they did a nice job of updating it. There is a super close grocery store within walking distance that is very convenient. Only concern would be that the AC was very loud (more so than a normal hotel AC), but we were able to sleep through it by turning on the fan so it didn't cycle on and off. Be sure to visit the Bumbleberry Gift Shop across the parking lot! It is a high quality shop with an ice cream parlor attached! I'd recommend staying here for the right price. We did not use the included breakfast vouchers for the restaurant across the street since we were up early to get to the park. If I could give it a 4.5 I would.