SpringHill Suites Springdale Zion National Park - UT [Master Thread]
Jan 15, 2017, 3:23 pm
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SpringHill Suites Springdale Zion National Park - UT [Master Thread]
Hotel website:
http://www.marriott.com/hotels/trave...national-park/
Category 7. Opening February 2017.
"Set back from the main road, nestled along the banks of the Virgin River, the hotel offers easy access to Zion National Park, local restaurants and art galleries.
Located one mile from Zion's gate and a short distance from Bryce Canyon, the Grand Canyon North Rim, Lake Powell, Coral Pink Sand Dunes State Park and Best Friends Animal Sanctuary, our hotel is centrally located to explore everything southern Utah has to offer. Enjoy our outdoor pool and hot tub with amazing canyon views, splash pad, several balconies, patios and fireplaces."
http://www.marriott.com/hotels/trave...national-park/
Category 7. Opening February 2017.
"Set back from the main road, nestled along the banks of the Virgin River, the hotel offers easy access to Zion National Park, local restaurants and art galleries.
Located one mile from Zion's gate and a short distance from Bryce Canyon, the Grand Canyon North Rim, Lake Powell, Coral Pink Sand Dunes State Park and Best Friends Animal Sanctuary, our hotel is centrally located to explore everything southern Utah has to offer. Enjoy our outdoor pool and hot tub with amazing canyon views, splash pad, several balconies, patios and fireplaces."
Jan 15, 2017, 9:53 pm
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My family and I were just talking about going to Zion as well! This is great. Some random nights in July of this year are hovering near the 300/night area. Points it is!
Oct 20, 2020, 4:02 pm
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We spent a night here and thought it was a pleasant property. It's in the middle of Springdale and has a pretty setting overlooking a small pond and wooded area. I used a Suite Upgrade to move from our award night into a full suite. I was underwhelmed by it, primarily due to the lack of furniture in the living room It had a sofa bed, a desk, and a TV - but no end table or coffee table or chair. Most of the room was empty space. It had a long corridor between the living room and the bedroom with a microwave, under counter refrigerator, sink, and coffee pot.
Oct 21, 2020, 10:31 am
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We spent a night here and thought it was a pleasant property. It's in the middle of Springdale and has a pretty setting overlooking a small pond and wooded area. I used a Suite Upgrade to move from our award night into a full suite. I was underwhelmed by it, primarily due to the lack of furniture in the living room It had a sofa bed, a desk, and a TV - but no end table or coffee table or chair. Most of the room was empty space. It had a long corridor between the living room and the bedroom with a microwave, under counter refrigerator, sink, and coffee pot.
The location is superb and unrivaled by the friendly staff that I met. Springdale has some excellent food options for sure.
Oct 21, 2020, 6:17 pm
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Regular rates were >700 last labor day and stayed in 300-400 range most weekends since summer. Not a bad place to burn points from that prospective however HIX next door is better priced at 35k ihg pts.
Also there are many options in St George 40 min away.
Overal imo marriott properties near parks are way overpriced on points relative to other chains.
Also there are many options in St George 40 min away.
Overal imo marriott properties near parks are way overpriced on points relative to other chains.
Oct 22, 2020, 11:52 am
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Join Date: Feb 2018
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Stayed two nights on points in August. Am a Platinum so was upgraded to a nice suite. The hotel was great....room was clean, good toiletries and beds were nice. The breakfasts were good, considering Covid protocols, though there was more selection the first morning. It is relatively expensive but I would absolutely stay there again.
Mar 7, 2022, 2:57 pm
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Stayed for 2 nights over the Christmas. It was a great experience overall. 220+tax for 1 bedroom suite are not a bad deal over the Christmas. Make sure you keep track of the price, It was originally 400+, much much higher than other properties around, then about 1.5 month out it dropped to 300+, then about 3 weeks out it dropped again.. The hotel was nice, clean, spacious and new, and the breakfast in the lobby with a great view was such a treat. The pool was under maintenance so we are unable to use it.
Mar 7, 2022, 3:39 pm
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I've been here multiple times, most recently this past Thursday night. Solid property, although I have to say that the water is very soft which makes washing off soap really annoying.
Also, if you intend on charging an EV, you most likely will prefer to be in the main building. They have 6 chargers that I've never seen full (max 3/6), although I've also never stayed during the high season or a sold-out night.
Also, if you intend on charging an EV, you most likely will prefer to be in the main building. They have 6 chargers that I've never seen full (max 3/6), although I've also never stayed during the high season or a sold-out night.
Mar 11, 2023, 8:13 am
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March stay.
Beautiful grounds even 'off season'. Pool closed but hot tub open.
Buffet breakfast had minimal options compared to other SpringHill Suites (St George UT previous week)
We find the trundle bed/couch to be massively uncomfortable for sitting.
Beautiful grounds even 'off season'. Pool closed but hot tub open.
Buffet breakfast had minimal options compared to other SpringHill Suites (St George UT previous week)
We find the trundle bed/couch to be massively uncomfortable for sitting.
Oct 7, 2023, 12:38 am
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I want to get an idea about the late checkout situation here. Sorry I’m usually a Hyatt guy so am unfamiliar with Marriott. I’m Gold Elite per Platinum card.
What do you think the chances are of getting the late checkout on a Sunday here? Also, is it all or nothing, 2pm or 11am? Or do I have a better chance of getting something like 1pm?
My schedule calls for me to be out until ~12.30pm from a morning hike. I can get a 2pm checkout for sure from the Hyatt in St.George. But that is really a long ways away from Zion to make the extra round trip.
What do you think the chances are of getting the late checkout on a Sunday here? Also, is it all or nothing, 2pm or 11am? Or do I have a better chance of getting something like 1pm?
My schedule calls for me to be out until ~12.30pm from a morning hike. I can get a 2pm checkout for sure from the Hyatt in St.George. But that is really a long ways away from Zion to make the extra round trip.