Family Hotels & Resorts in St. George from NZ$94

"Staff were super friendly. Hotel was very clean."

"Very disappointed with the room. It had a dank smell, there was no coffee maker in the room. The comforter smelled of sweat."

"We enjoyed our 2 day stay here. Staff are very friendly and helpful. The room is clean and beds are comfortable. It shows a little wears and tears but we didn’t mind at all because everything is clean and functioning. We enjoyed the atmosphere and the decorations of the hotel. It’s beautiful. The hotel backs up to a golf course and it’s quiet and peaceful. Breakfast is good - scrambled eggs, sausage or bacon, make your own waffles farm fresh yogurt and other usual hotel breakfast. Very dog friendly. Good big area to walk our dog. "

"I thought that the breakfast could have had more variety ..it was pretty plain.."

"Hotel is old and needs a remodel. Carpet was dirty, no USB ports, strange in this age. Hotel is in an area that looks like a war zone, quite a few abandoned properties, could not recommend it for anyone. Breakfast was decent, but coffee was terrible, tasted like water, slightly colored water."

"Clean & modern room"

"Great place. Extremely quiet and secure parking. Staff was great and clean rooms with very comfortable beds"

"Great location and fantastic breakfast. I stayed here last year when they were deep in a total renovation and the upgrades are really n8ce for the price. Problem this time was lack of insulation around the door especially at the bottom, with a half inch gap clearly visible. Ended up with several flying roaches making a visit. While there is a lot to like with this hotel, i may have to look for another stop in the future. "

"The room was outdated and there was construction going on outside of our room first thing in the am. The windows were covered with plastic. And the pool was closed even though it was noted it was open and available to use. Thankfully the holiday Inn next door allowed the kids to swim there for a bit to blow off some pent up energy from the long travel. Beds were rock hard."