Desert Pearl Inn

Although I wasn’t able to stay at the Desert Pearl Inn due to a family emergency, I am so impressed with their compassion. I was a no show due to the emergency and they credited my night charges. The customer service and compassion blows me away. I will be sure to stay there when I can make it to Zion.

A little on the pricey side, but WORTH IT! Thanks for a great visit.

Thank you to Carrie and the great staff at the Desert Pearl Inn for hosting us the week of May 8−12^th. Our family and friends are still raving about how beautiful the resort grounds, pool and rooms are! We are looking forward to returning year after year to enjoy the beauty of this wonderful hotel resort. Thank you!

AWESOME resort.
Don’t let the name fool you. This isnt a small «Inn». This place is great. Very comfortable and the rooms are some of the best I’ve stayed it. Lots of space and the views are great.
There was a small mix up on my bill but they fixed it right up for me on check out. Also I forgot my toothbrush and they hooked me up.
If you want to be right at Zion and have a killer place to stay this is it.

Very clean, stylish and comfortable hotel. Stayed here last April. I loved the view from our balcony — it was breathtaking and the pictures here on Unilocal don’t do justice. It is pricey but definitely worth it. It’s also within good walking distance of restaurants, shops and the entrance to the Park. Lots of parking and no fee for that — always a plus. I’m planning on staying here again during winter.

Best place we stayed the entire vacation. Very clean, well maintained, felt like a resort. Fantastic view from the deck. Zion shuttle access is right out front.
Was there in late March so very cool nights… but pool and hot tub were open and heavily used.
I was split between 4 and 5 stars but went with 4 because when calling the front desk (several times) I always got a recording that they were busy checking in customers… and when I walked down, the lobby was empty. Not a huge deal, but that is the reason for 4 stars.

Fantastic oasis in red rock country. Loved the modern, clean design of our large room, which made it feel instantly relaxing somehow. Did not expect it to be so well-​appointed. Felt like a mini — apartment where you could happily spend days and days. Don’t miss it. We’ll be back.

Fantastic hotel. This was pure comfort in a luxurious setting. We stayed here toward the end of December while visiting Zion. The whole experience at Desert Pearl was wonderful — from the amenities to the beautiful mountain backdrop, there wasn’t a shortage of nature. The room we had was beautiful and had a small kitchenette, and a «backyard». You could go outside and see the snow covered mountains. After a long day of trails, we went to the outdoor jacuzzi, which was super hot and bubbling. It was the perfect ending to the cold freezing night. Once we got back to the room, I made hot chocolate and sat on the couch to watch TV. It was heavenly! The hotel felt like a small home, and I think that cozy feeling is definitely something that draws me in. My room had satellite TV so the connection was a bit spotty at times since the weather wasn’t good. Every few mins or so, you’ll get an error message to contact the front desk. It didn’t bother me because I wasn’t really watching tv. I just had it on while drinking hot cocoa.
The bed was soft and supporting. I loved it. Slept great!

Ridiculously gorgeous place to stay while visiting Zion National Park.
Boyfriend and I stayed in a Premium King room, which was huge. It had a kitchenette (mini fridge, coffee maker, dishwasher, toaster oven, sink)… that was fitted with little touches to make you feel at home (dishwasher tablets, dish soap, plates, cups, silverware, paper towel roll). The room also had a lounge area with couch, table and TV, and a patio that literally hugged the river. Bathroom was anything by standard, complete with a bidet, you know, if you need it! The red mountains of Zion surround the hotel, giving guests pretty much a 360 view of the cliffs. It really is a wonderful sight to wake up to… and, seriously, may just be the most beautiful hotel I’ve ever stayed at.
Staff was warm and welcoming during check-​in. The receptionist gave us a worksheet with all the restaurants in town that included locations, hours of operation and kinds of food offered. Definitely a great guide for dining in an area you don’t know, where lots of places may close early or be closed for the season.
Location also could not be more convenient. The hotel is just steps away from the entrance to Zion National Park. There’s also a couple of grocery stores just down the street, in either direction.

This is simply one of the more unstated, but spectacularly wonderful places to stay anywhere. I’ve been here at least a dozen times as both a guide for a adventure company and as a guest.
Highlights: Incredible scenery, great little balconies, beds that eat you alive, well thought out materials and touches throughout, nice architecture, fantastic location, and a front desk that goes the extra mile to inform and educate at every turn.

Wow, what a fabulous gem! This hotel is the only place I will stay when visiting Zion. The hotel staff is very friendly and accommodating. Gail at the front desk gave us a list of places to eat and recommendations on what to do for New Year’s Eve. We stayed in the off-​season and only paid $ 108 a night! Well worth every penny! We stayed in room 405 which is on the river side (great porch with awesome patio furniture). Our room came with a King size bed, a small kitchen, a dining table, a pull out couch and a very modern and spacious bathroom. We brought our own wine and snacks so were happy to find wine glasses and utensils. It is only about a 5 min drive to Zion and just moments from shopping and restaurants. We will be coming back very soon!

I was able to enjoy the off-​season price at $ 108/​night for a pool side king, room 202. WOW! It was fantastic!
The room was just gorgeous. The kitchenette was nice and had a nice large fridge and even a dishwasher. The bathroom was beautiful. The king bed was comfy. The AC/​heater was a modern Japanese wall mounted unit, and it was fairly quiet and very effective, though it took me a few minutes to interpret what the icons on the remote meant. The view from the porch was phenomenal. The pool and Jacuzzi seemed nice, clean, and well maintained, but I did not use them. The ice machine and coin laundry was just across the parking lot. The staff was friendly, courteous, and knowledgeable.
Parking may be crowded during the busy season. It didn’t seem like there would be enough parking at full capacity.
Free Wi-​Fi was available, but the signal was very weak, and the connection dropped often in Room 202.
The normal price in the summer is just over $ 200/​night. Because I have the skills and equipment to car-​camp, and because camping at Watchman campground is about $ 15/​site/​night, I think I would rather camp in the summer than stay in a $ 200+/night hotel.

Not a campground! Don’t know why they say they are on Unilocal.
Also they were not so nice…

We stayed in a second floor, pool-​side room for four nights in October during our visit to Zion National Park. The room is clean and very spacious with a high ceiling, king-​sized bed, couch, kitchen area, table for 4, microwave, sink, coffee maker (with supplies) and balcony with a great view. The vanity area is separated by a door from the toilet/​shower area, so one person can be getting ready while the other is showering.
We were rarely in the room as we left early for the park & came back late, but it was a great pleasure to return, so tired, to such pleasant accommodations. The big king bed & linens are particularly cozy. Recommend to anyone looking to visit Springdale!

A wonderful place to stay near Zion.
Rooms are modern, spacious (over 500 sq ft), and come fully equipped with a kitchenette. We were lucky enough to get a room downstairs (509) and had easy access to the river. The property itself doesn’t have a restaurant but there are plenty within walking distance. It is also within walking distance from the Zion entrance but I’d advise taking the free Springdale shuttle instead as you will do plenty of walking once inside the park.
Highly recommend this excellent property for those who are staying near Zion.

My wife and I stayed at Desert Pearl In for 7 nights in late September so we were able to get a good look at the property. Here are some bullet points on the pros and cons of the hotel:
Pros
–The location is outstanding, just half mile away from the entrance of the park
–The rooms are spacious, well decorated, and equipped
–The pool area is very nice, a great place to unwind after a day of hiking while still getting those wonderful mountain views.
–Our final five nights, we stayed in a River King room which I highly recommend, worth the extra $ 20 per night in my opinion. Great views of the mountains not to mention the star viewing we did each night while listening to the river. Even had a couple deer sightings…
–At the front desk, Brittany and Yesenia were both very nice throughout the stay. An extra shout out to Yesenia who was very empathetic when the hotel was unable to accommodate a second floor request on two separate occasions.
Cons
–I am not saying the beds were bad by no means. They were just nothing special, a little bumpy in my opinion. I found it to be the same in the two different rooms we stayed in.
–We had to keep the A/​C unit off each night because it blew directly on the bed, so it got a little warm each night, but fortunately they have a ceiling fan but I would have preferred the AC.
A lot has been mentioned about a second floor request, which is probably why we were unable to get one, even for two different reservations. However, it was only loud the first night so I guess we were lucky the remaining 6 nights. It’s just a crap shoot on who you get above you.
Regardless of these minor small issues when heading back to Zion we would stay here again for sure!

Adorable hotel near the entrance to Zion. I was not able to book a room through a travel site such as expedia for a one night stay on a weekend but was able to through the hotel site which was nice. We had room 101 that faces the spa area. Very green outside and well kept. The room was gorgeous. Very clean and comfortable. It has an amazing area with a sink, dishwasher, microwave, towels, cups, dishes! It was very convenient. I really enjoyed sitting outside on the patio chairs and watching people enjoy themselves in the pool. There was people in the pool very late until after 10pm which I was surprised the hotel allowed. But, once you closed the doors to the room, I couldn’t hear the people so it did not bother me. What did bother me is that you could hear footsteps, furniture moving. who knows what else from the room above. The floors are hardwood and very noisy. The people above us where up at all hours of the night. Literally hearing footsteps tromping around at 3am. So, In the morning I was sooo tired. The beds are cozy, so I stayed in bed a bit longer in the morning than I would have liked since I was so tired.
We noticed that in the trash there were ants. No big deal right? We cleaned around the sink area and packed up our stuff to go. Well on the way home, we noticed ants all in the car. Even in my sons car seat. We pulled over to find that they were in our luggage, our purse. pretty much on everything. So, we cleaned stuff out and went on our way. I know its not the hotels fault, we probably had something that drew the ants in the trash. Either way, we really enjoyed our stay at the hotel. Next time, I would definitely request an upper level floor to prevent the noise and possibly a room away from the pool. We were at the end of the pool, so the noise did not bother me, but if you are in the middle area, it may get annoying.

We stayed four nights in an upstairs double queen (500 building). The large room had a high vaulted ceiling with a fan (we love ceiling fans). We enjoyed sitting on the balcony listening to the river and the wind. We saw but seldom heard another guest while on the balcony.
The Inn is non-​smoking and we can verify that our room had not been smoked in. Most of the time we turned the A/​C off and opened the large balcony door and side wall window (we were in an end room) to enjoy the cool dry air. We did use the A/​C in the evening and night.
The hot tub and pool are adults only 6 – 8 am. The hot tub was great after serious hiking and serious shopping. The on site laundry was perfect for our extended vacation.
Desert Pearl employees were most helpful at check in and in providing tourist information. A restaurant map and bus schedule were given out upon our arrival.
Is the Inn on the pricey side? Yes, but it was definitely worth it. We had a large room with vaulted ceiling, kitchenette, balcony with view, peace and quiet, shuttle bus access, dynamite views, laundry and friendly service. Plus, the post office is next door (in case you don’t Unilocal).

If you’re lucky enough to find yourself in Zion National Park for a couple of days this is seriously the only place to stay!
We spent the first couple of days of our trip in a king room overlooking the pool and then switched to a riverside suite and wowzers! I mean, I was comfortable in the pool side room and then WHAM I was moved to one of the most beautiful rooms ever with a HUGE soaking tub, kitchen and double sized patio with a view of the river! Needless to say, I spent a lot of my downtime on that patio reading books on the day bed with a cup of tea (or glass of wine) in my hand!
The best thing about this resort is the salt water hot tub at the end of a long days hiking or canyoneering and we definitely took advantage during our stay! After 9 – 12 hours of hiking it’s great to come home, grab an adult beverage (in a non glass container of course) and soak those weary muscles while getting to know some of the other guests and maybe even get some inspiration for the next day’s adventures!
This can be a little bit on the pricy side but the experience is worth every penny! This is the only place we’ll be stay in Zion from now on!

Stayed here for 2 nights and it was great!
Pros:
— beautiful views from anywhere in the room
— modern appliances
— clean and sleek furniture
— spacious bathroom
— they use LATHER products!!! Love love love lather!
— amazing customer service (thanks for all the tips, GAIL!!! You are WONDERFUL!!)
— love how there’s a microwave, dishwasher, and a good sized fridge… kept all our water nice and cold for all our hiking adventures
— walking distance to restaurants and stores
Cons:
— YOU CAN HEAR PEOPLE UPSTAIRS!!! We were on the 1^st floor and you can hear everything upstairs… people walking, dragging their shit around, moving the chairs, etc.
We would definitely stay here again but will request for a room on the 2^nd floor for sure.