Best location in Springdale removing the need to use shuttles and parking hassle at Zion visitors center. Hillside suite is a spacious apartment with separate bedroom and full kitchen, extremely clean and very comfortable with absolutely everything you need. Air conditioning is outside hence very quiet comparing to usual noisy below-the-window option. Very nice pool area, manicured grounds, business center, excellent housekeeping and staff in general. While hotel is not new, all fixtures are high-quality, well maintained and work fine.

The only real issue with the lodge is lack of food options. No breakfast (I brought my own supplies and cooked every morning), and very limited evening eateries nearby. You'd need a car for best Springdale restaurants. Spotted Dog at Flanigan's is the best option within 15 min walk. A matter of personal taste, but the pillows were a bit too fluffy for me - I'd prefer a choice.

Amazing location, perfect for embarking on early adventures and catching the first shuttle :) Room was super lovely and spacious. They provide you with dishes and cutlery as well as a microwave. Parking is free and always available for hotel guests, so that was a huge plus.

If you're on the ground floor, you will likely hear your neighbours upstairs walking and the flush was extremely audible, I assume the pipes were behind my bed's wall. So I'd suggest bringing earplugs in case you're in one of those rooms.

Perfect location, just near the entrance of Zion NP and a small market store. Cosy and large room with nice view over the river and the mountains. The cookies offered were very good!

It would be a very nice option if a breakfast was proposed in the hotel. I understand that the principle is more to rent a kind of apartment, but for couples who don't want to care about purchasing goods for breakfast, having the option just to come and sit to eat something would be great. Another point is about the swimming pool lights: the pool is open until 10PM, but the lights switch off only after midnight. Why wait 2 extra hours of keeping these lights on? It is a bit annoying for the nearby rooms, especially if we want to enjoy the night sky from our terrace...

The best choice we made! I was considering staying at another hotel inside the park, but I wouldn’t trade it. Cable Mountain’s location is perfect for anyone wanting to explore Zion Park. It’s right at the park entrance, with a supermarket across the street, bike rentals, and close to several restaurants. Highly recommend it.

Even though we booked the Classic Hillside Suite, which had a kitchen and fridge, the only downside was that we didn’t have any mountain view.

Beautiful facility within walking distance to the Zion Visitor Center and shuttles into the park. Brewery, shops, coffee cafe and equipment rental also within walking distance. Additionally, you get a card when you check in that provides a discount (10 or 15%… can’t remember) that is accepted at most of the above mentioned facilities.

Nothing not to like! Would stay there again and will definitely recommend to friends/family.

The location is the best! You can walk the Zion National Park's main entrance through a bridge within a few minutes. The room is clean & quiet. You will find all necessary supplies for the bathroom, the bed is very comfortable with nice sheets and pillows. They have a nice refergirater, microwave and a coffee maker. You will be able to view the majestic mountains from the courtyard or the observation deck.

not much!

Comfortable bed and spacious living room /dining area. The location is perfect if you want to walk into the park without worrying about parking. Hot tub was never crowded and was perfect after a day of hiking.

The kitchen amenities are okay but pretty limited: 2 skillets. A small cook top, no oven. Only salt and pepper on hand and the market on the property is more of a convenience store than a market.

The location is particularly excellent - you can walk to the visitor center, eliminating the need to use the Springdale Shuttle- you only use the park shuttle. The hotel is also walking distance to a gear rental place for the Narrows, a pub, a small market, and a Perks coffee, so anything you need. Additionally, I stayed in a 2 queen room, and it was huge - well laid out, with a fully equipped kitchen, which I used to prepare breakfast and my hiking snacks. Everything was immaculately clean, there was adequate free parking.

It was slightly annoying to walk/drive a mile to the better dinner restaurants, but well worth it for the other location benefits. An onsite property serving breakfast would be nice. The hot tub was cold. The price was a bit high, but understandable on Veteran's Day weekend.

The best hotel of our trip! It has a luxury resort feel and the staff provided a warm welcome and excellent service. The exceptional location is right outside the park with groceries, restaurants, outfitter, and more in a complex next door. The grounds are gorgeous and lovely to walk around. The pool was fantastic. The unit we rented was very large, quiet, had plenty of space for our gear, and it was easy to park nearby. We will definitely be back.

We were initially assigned a ground floor suite when we arrived with our Backroads bike group, and it was spacious and convenient. Initially, I was told by several staff that we would not be able to keep the same room (we were staying 3 nights after the Backroads tour ended) and were disappointed. On the morning of the switch, I tried a third time and this time, Alexis and Cathy at the front desk were very helpful and said keeping the same room was not a problem.

Hot water very tepid first day, but got fixed after I spoke to front desk. Twice, the room had not been cleaned when we arrived back around 3:30 after a full day of hiking or biking, but a call got it cleaned quickly.