Rather pricey but perfectly formed. Clean very large room...in fact nearly a suite. Professionally run property. Quick access to the National Park. Really no complaints.

I stayed at the Quality Inn at Zion Park at the end of December. They are one of a few motels open in Springdale during the off-season. I got a great price (probably 1/3 of what it costs to stay there in the summer.) The front office staff were extremely helpful (both over the phone and in person.) The room was very large, with a small fridge, microwave, and coffee maker. The bed was comfortable and the shower had a great high power showerhead. They have HBO (call me old-fashioned, but watching HBO is always a perk of mine when I stay in motels, and yet fewer and fewer motels have it.) The free breakfast is very good, with waffles, eggs, sausage, muffins, cereal, fresh fruit, etc.

We spent 4 nights here; 3 with points & 1 we paid for. I was able to get a suite which is perfect. There were only 2 of us but it gave us plenty of room with 3 large pieces of luggage. The price is moderate to high; but there are no bargains in Springdale. The room was clean and had a nice appearance when you walked in. It's a great location to Zion Natl. Park - the shuttle stop is just to the east of the property and Zion Adventure Company is across the street if you need to rent gear for hiking the Narrows, etc. Another great plus about this motel is it has a huge laundry facility; 10 washers and 10 dryers. I hate motels that have one of each! The hot breakfast is the usual fare - cold and hot cereal; waffles; in addition to eggs, potatoes and sausage links; it's adequate to get you started for the day. Everyone I had contact with in the office was great.

We arrived at Zion late in the evening, and all the camping spots in the park were occupied. The Quality Inn is the nearest campground to the park, and they know it. $30 a night for a tent site with no electricity, within sneezing distance to your neighbors (which may include RVs), and 2 shower tokens.

It's certainly not worth it to camp here, particularly when you have to listen to an RV's waste being dumped all through the night. But, on the good side, we did get out early and right into the park, where we could get a spacious campsite for half the price, with gorgeous mountain views.