Hotels North America United States Zion National Park

A lush, beautiful patio area is ready for parties, lunches, meetings and other social gatherings. Business travelers

Ideally located close to Zion National Park this stylish hotel offers a wealth of amenities and a warm welcome to business and leisure travellers. The area's many popular attractions such as Grafton Ghost Town and the Springdale shops are within easy reach. Coral Pink Sand Dunes, Kolob Canyon and Pipe Springs National Monument are all just a short drive away. The well-appointed guest rooms all feature coffee makers, hair dryers and cable television as well as free Wi-Fi. The Family suites include refrigerators, microwaves, wet-bar kitchen areas and sofa sleepers. After starting the day in style with the free deluxe continental breakfast, guests can relax at the seasonal outdoor pool. Families with children will appreciate the games room, playground and picnic area. Business travellers can take care of basic needs with access to copy and fax services and free local calls.

The hotel is close to Zion National park and just 5 blocks from Sky Mountain Golf Course. Other attractions in the area include Quail Creek State Park and Pah Tempe Hot Springs. The property consists of 53 guestrooms equipped with air conditioning, 37-inch LCD TVs, wireless Internet connection and many other convenient amenities. Corporate travellers will also find useful facilities here, as a 24-houre business centre is entirely at their disposal. Leisure guests can organize fun outings in the hotel's picnic area or use the barbecue grills. An 18-hole mini golf course is available and sun lovers can work on their tan at the sun deck, which surrounds the outdoor swimming pool. The property has designated areas for smoking.

The Ramada Inn offers a tennis and golf in area. The hotel is 1 hour from zion and Bryce nat'l parks. The Ramada Inn offers guest rooms and two-room suites. The hotel has restaurants nearby.

Located at the edge of the Markagunt Plateau, Cedar City is surrounded by 10,000-foot Mountains to the east and a vast desert area to the west. Known as the "gateway" to five breathtaking national parks, Cedar City is a central point to locations such as Bryce Canyon National Park, Zion National Park, and Cedar Breaks National Monument. Cedar City has received the nickname, the "Festival City", primarily because it is the home of the world-famous Utah Shakespearean Festival, the recipient of the 2000 Tony Award for Outstanding Regional Theater. Not only are the staging and performances strong, the enthusiasm of the players and the host town is contagious and makes the festival come alive.