We had two separate rooms, both for just one night. The inn keeper was very helpful and friendly, orienting us to the inn as well as restaurants within walking distance. Both rooms were comfortable and well appointed. Breakfast was very good -- a full hot breakfast served in a lovely sitting room. This would be a particularly good choice for groups who want some "togetherness" while still maintaining private space.

Although our stay with Green Gate was only for one night, it left a great impression on us. We stayed in the Tolley Cabin, which is one of the many quaint buildings on the property. Check-in was even a fun experience -- pick up the phone in the little red phone booth out front and our friendly host promptly came to greet us, check us in and show us the grounds and our room.

Our cabin was clean and cozy, with quite an interesting history (you'll have to stay there to learn more). It had a comfortable king bed, TV with cable, small sitting area, fireplace, mini-fridge, small coffee maker, and microwave. There is a shower but no tub in the bathroom.

The location was great - walking distance to parks, a few shops and restaurants. And breakfast (belgian waffles, fruit, bacon, eggs, juices and coffees) was wonderful and served with a smile and good conversation.

If you are looking for a luxury resort, this is not the place (after all, this is an historic property). It is like visiting a relative - warm and comfortable.

We hadn't really intended to spend much time in St. George. But when Zion national park was full up for the weekend it became necessary to find a spot for two days.

We owe it to our trip advisor brethren for pointing us towards the green gate Village historic inn. It's an interesting assemblage of historic buildings around well-maintained landscaping. It really does give one the feeling of escape in the middle of what passes for downtown St. George.

The full sitdown breakfast was delicious with guests arrange pleasantly around tables of six.

One notable thing about the location is that you are a short walk from ancestor square, where many of the good St. George restaurants are located. This was nice on the night that we shared a bottle of wine and were able to walk safely home leaving the car in the parking lot for the night.

Stayed in Tolley Cabin for 5 nights in September at the start of a two-week trip northward through Utah, and we can only echo the positive comments made by others. Our cabin faced into Green Gate Village's meticulously maintained courtyard and overlooked the swimming pool. Warm & welcoming, with an extra room in the cabin for larger families to stay together if needed. It's just a short walk to the main house for Ed's sumptuous breakfasts - no need to stop for lunch with his eggs, French toast, waffles, meat, fresh fruit, juices and other goodies at the start of the day.
Green Gate Village is centrally located in St George, across the street from the tabernacle and one of the best city parks we've ever seen, complete with its own water features and a carousel. It's easy to access the interstate for day trips to Zion & Bryce, and for a full-day trip to the North Rim of the Grand Canyon. Parking is plentiful & close to your room; it's a one block walk to the center of St George's downtown shopping and restaurant area.
We were fortunate to get tickets to "Grease" at Tuacahn (spelling?) on the way to Snow Canyon State Park, and this outdoor venue should not be missed when you are in St George. Lindy can score you discount tickets during the season - it's well worth the evening's attention.
In short, Green Gate village was one of the best B&Bs we've stayed in in the USA. if you are coming in either direction to/from Las Vegas and want to relax in comfort for a few nights, put this B&B on your short list.