Excellent location, very close to shuttle station to Zion National Park. Good breakfast. Good view to the mountains and mini farm.

Unreasonably expensive! Rip customers off! No lift to the upper floor.

Its just a 6 minutes drive by car to the entrance of Zion N.P. and a Springdale shuttle stop (that goes to the Zion N.P. entrance) is just 50 yards away from the Bumbleberry Inn's restaurant. . The complimentary breakfast there was quite good: tasty and large portions. Parking is free and fairly close to the rooms. The view of the mountains is gorgeous. The Inn has a decent sized pool. The staff were very accommodating in storing our bags after checkout. Rooms were very clean and modern.

The "Inn" is a cross between a hotel and motel with several 2 story buildings spread out over very large grounds. They are strict about checkout and charge you for every hour you over stay.

Excellent hotel, well located on the tourist strip outside of Zion National Park. Rooms are well back from the road, so nice and quiet. Swimming pool was lovely, with a lawn outside of the pool area, where we saw deer grazing one day. Breakfast at Porters was excellent and cooked to order. Oscar's cafe (a top rated place to eat on Tripadvisor) is just across the road. And the shuttle bus stop (for Zion) is right outside the hotel.

More expensive than other hotels we stayed in during our trip, but probably comparable to the other Zion hotels.

The rooms are very spacious and clean albeit a little outdated, but it didn’t bother us. They all have sliding glass doors to a patio looking towards the pool and beautiful mountains no matter the direction it’s facing. Each morning (per person)you get a voucher for free breakfast at the Bumbleberry Inn Restaurant; just bring cash for the tip. My husband loved his breakfast, but the French toast and biscuits and gravy could use some work. The staff were all very friendly and helpful. There is also a little petting zoo behind the hotel with goats and sheep. The goats were adorable rubbing against the fence begging to be pet…and for food of course. The gift shop is a must. They have everything from shirts and water shoes to grass flip flops and funny potholders. The ice cream shop has a variety of ice creams with themed names for Zion. I had bumbleberry cobbler ice cream and it did not disappoint! Overall I’d absolutely stay again.

It’s a little outdated and could use some upkeep. The ceiling in the bathroom had some rust and the shower curtain had a stain, but nothing that would deter me from staying again.

Convenient location, literally a mile walking distance from Zion entrance and close to everything else on the Main Street of Springdale. Shuttle comes right out front of the hotel near the Zion bank. Has a great view pretty much any room you get. Was clean, ac worked great, nice pool, ice machine, little area where you can see a few animals, a laundry room if needed. And the complimentary breakfast is one of the best when it has come to a hotel. They give you a voucher for a meal and 1 drink at the restaurant that is in the same parking lot. And it was good and lovely staff and a view at that!

It’s not a dealbreaker, but one of the things I was hoping to enjoy was a drink no matter what it was around the pool while being there. Apparently there’s no drinks or food allowed. Kinda kills the vibe. After a long hot day of hiking or whatever it may be, it’d nice to be able to enjoy that while being at the pool! The pool is still nice

What a lovely hotel and staff! I arrived much earlier than anticipated but the staff allowed me to park in their car park and, as the shuttle stop is a few yards from the hotel entrance, I managed to get an extra hike in that day. From the hotel to the park entrance is 20 mins/1 mile. I had a king room in block 300. I was able to park close to the entrance and could see some of the animals - spent some time with them the next morning 😊 The room was well laid out - the little hallway gave a real sense of space. There was a desk, chair, coffee-maker, fridge etc. all the things I needed. The bedroom window looked out onto the car park which was not noisy at all. The bed was very comfy. Bathroom was very clean and well stocked. Breakfast at the cafe/restaurant (near the hotel entrance/driveway) was included in the room price. I sat in the outside seating - very welcoming with plenty of shade. I also had an evening meal there - the ham and pineapple sandwich which I can heartily recommend (photo). There was also a bakery which had fabulous baked goods and ice cream (seating inside and out). Attached to the restaurant and bakery was a very large gift shop. The walk around certainly helped me digest my meal 😊 The shop had a huge variety of goods from clothing and shoes to jewellery, books, bags, souvenirs etc. Well worth the visit. Walking past the shuttle stop, about 50 yards, was a great little supermarket (Sol Market). Great range of stuff including, of course, the most important thing to me - Milk. I’m a Brit and love milk in my tea 😊 I really enjoyed my two-night stay and would highly recommend.

Nothing to dislike.

Good lockation and great breakfast. Love the balcony in the room.

Prices has gone up the last 5 years. Rooms are now 50% more expensive. Have visited this hotel 7 times, and have loved it each time. But wil probably look for a cheaper hotel next time. Hotel needs a makeover.

Loved the location. Conveniently right next to a shuttle stop to Zion. The Porter’s restaurant was an added bonus. The hotel gives you a breakfast voucher for each morning of your stay and you get a cooked to order breakfast in the restaurant, rather than food in warmers. I personally loved the omelets! Beautiful property with animals and also wild deer in the parking lot! Very nice staff and clean rooms. My only complaint is that the mini fridge was set way too cold and froze our items we put in it. I looked for a dial to lower the setting, but didn’t see one. When I mentioned it at my checkout, maintenance told me the dial is on the back of the fridge. I have never heard of having to pull a mini fridge out of the cabinet to change the temperature setting. Lesson learned. Other than that, we loved our stay at The Bumbleberry Inn!

The inn is a great place to stay when visiting Zion National Park. There’s free parking, and a shuttle bus stop is just a 2-3 minute walk away. You can also walk to the park's shuttle bus in about 20 minutes. The room is spacious and includes a fridge, microwave, coffee maker, and safe. There was also a large balcony. You can enjoy tea, hot water, and coffee in the office. There are also sticks to rent if you want to hike the Narrows (highly recommend taking one if you don't have your own) Breakfast offers a variety of options, like eggs, bacon, omelette, granola, and cereal. It’s served at Porter's Cafe nearby, and you need to pick up a voucher from the office each day for breakfast. The pool and hot tub are clean, and you can get free towels for swimming in the office. The staff is friendly and always ready to help. There’s a supermarket and many restaurants nearby, all within walking distance.

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I loved this place! Great room, pool, view from the room (300 building), farm with animals. The breakfast in Porter's was top notch. I enjoyed Porter's restaurant for separately paid dinner as well.

The staff was a bit indifferent (IMO), and was not enthusiastic to help me to prolong my staying there for one more night. The suggested price for extension was higher than I had paid for each previously booked night. The hotel is great, but I feel it as overpriced honestly.