Zions National Park haven, Cozy, pet friendly with private fence!

The owner of this property tried to “upsell” us into a tiny house which wasn’t pet friendly. Then was completely uncommunicative the entire day. Finally at 5:30pm we were contacted and we agreed the tiny house was not a good option and asked for a refund. We scrambled to find another location and did receive a refund.

Would have been nice to know the fence was not secure

Just what we needed to a great time around Zion National Park!

Owner was very helpful and responsive. Property was great!

The owner called a couple of hours before the check-in, saying that the apartment has not water and a plumbing problem. She offered another house with 2 beedroms. One of my collegues had to sleep on a small and old sofa. The cleaning was not perft too. It was such a bad experience

Great central location to hike Zion Nat’l Park, Grand Canyon and Lake Powell area. Quiet neighborhood and nice town.

The house was really comfortable for me and my furry companion. Very clean. Close to a lot of cool stuff to check out. Home owner was extremely friendly and informative. Would highly recommend

We were traveling on short notice with a teenager and two dogs. This home was pet friendly and fairly close to Zion. The host always responded quickly and even gave us some ideas on dog friendly hikes in the area. We enjoyed our stay.

We stayed here 3 nights while our RV was in the shop in Hurricane. Finding accommodations that will allow two Great Danes is a challenge, to say the least, so we were grateful to find this VRBO about 30 minutes away. It is an older single wide mobile home, updated and cutely decorated, in a mobile home community of similar homes.. It has a large fenced yard for dogs to roam and explore. The house was clean, comfortable, and mostly well-appointed. Food staples were stocked including some frozen pizzas and basic canned goods. The yard was cluttered, no grass (common for desert areas), and had some dried up weeds standing, especially toward the back of the property. We did not use the outdoors, and our dogs are large, so this did not bother them at all. I could see how it may not be safe or comfortable for small dogs or children, though. The cell coverage (Verizon) and Wi-Fi were good. There is a beautiful park (Maxwell Patk) and slot canyon trail (Water Canyon) nearby, which was fun. We were able to take the dogs off-leash on the trail, which follows a cool stream. We drive up to Zion NP (about an hour away) one day for hiking and adventure. There is a nice, new grocery store in town, but found that several meats and other perishables on the shelves were already expired, which was a little disheartening since the next nearest large grocery store was in Hurricane. There is a new fuel station attached to the grocery store, which was convenient. Overall, we would stay again if we found ourselves in a similar situation of needing lodging for us and our large dogs.

We just needed a place to sleep on our way to the Grand Canyon, and this place was perfect. It was adorably arranged, and there were little extras everywhere, from popcorn in the kitchen to toiletries in the bathroom, all of which were much appreciated. We were only there to crash for a few hours, but the place still managed to impress. It was a pain to find at night because it is a fairly rural area, but the host sent us useful directions that we maybe should have paid more attention to before we got lost.