Zion Lodge

Information Sheet

In-Room Amenities

On Site Facilities

Hotel Services

Additional Notes:

• All cabins and rooms have a private porch or balcony.
• There is a seasonal snack bar at the lodge, it is open for lunch only.
• Sound insulation: Our cabin was quiet, we didn't hear the neighbors in the adjacent rooms. But... rating the quietness of a room is pretty subjective. Much depends on how noisy the folks in the adjacent room are. When making a judgment on this issue we try to consider hotel construction, noise masking (white noise) sources in the room (like fans), the layout of the rooms, and the policy of the hotel management on guest noise. Some things really help reduce annoying noise, such as a fan in the room to drown out external noise, no televisions in rooms, and "quiet hours" (when loud noise is forbidden by management). Old buildings tend to have less soundproofing than newer ones. We always suggest you take along ear plugs, just in case you find there are elephants staying in the adjacent room.
• 3-prong outlets: The cabins have plenty of standard 120 VAC grounded electrical outlets that are in good condition.
• A special pass is required to drive a vehicle to the lodge, the pass is free. The lodge will send you a pass when you make your reservation, or you can request one at the park entry gate. There is a vehicle entrance fee for Zion National Park, where the lodge is located, so you will need to pay the vehicle fee to get to the lodge.
• Free shuttle buses provide transportation throughout the park. Free shuttles also run between the park and most of the motels and restaurants in the nearby town of Springdale.
• Disclaimer: The information above is a combination of information provided by the lodge and things we observed when we visited. Many of these items are subject to change at any time and we make no guarantee that the above information is accurate. Please send us an email if you notice something above is not correct. Thank you!

Other Information:

• Zion National Park is located in southwest Utah on State Highway 9, about 45 minutes east of Interstate 15. There is a park entrance fee, overnight guests at the lodge must also pay the park entrance fee. The Park service website is at http://www.nps.gov/zion/.
• The nearest town to the Park is Springdale, Utah. Springdale has several hotel/motels and restaurants. See the local Chamber of Commerce website at http://www.zionpark.com/.
• The nearest airport with commercial flight service is at St. George, Utah. Rental cars are available at the airport. It takes about one hour to drive from the airport to Zion National Park. The airport website is http://www.sgcity.org/airport/.
• Most cell phones do not work well at Zion Lodge. I did see a few people talking on cell phones, but my AT&T phone did not work at the Lodge. I was able to get good reception at the Human History Center, and in the town of Springdale.

• A Park Service Map of Zion Canyon. Download it at http://www.historic-hotels-lodges.com/utah/zion-lodge/photos/ZIONCanyonMap.pdf. Suggestion: print a copy of this map and take it with you! It is much more detailed than the one provided when you enter the park.

Hotel Contact Information:

• For reservations or more information on booking or reserving a room at the Zion Lodge, see the lodge website at http://www.zionlodge.com/ or phone 888.297.2757. The Zion Lodge is operated by Xanterra Parks & Resorts.
• Xanterra Parks & Resorts Central Reservations
  6312 South Fiddlers Green Circle, Suite 600N
  Greenwood Village, CO 80111.
  Phone: Toll-free within the U.S. call 888.29.PARKS (888.297.2757)
  Outside the U.S. call 303.29.PARKS (303.297.2757)
  Fax: 303.297.3175