Towering sandstone walls of Zion Canyon with the Virgin River and road winding through the green valley floor

Cheap hotels & rooms in Zion National Park

Zion National Park in southern Utah is known for towering red-rock cliffs and hikes like Angels Landing and The Narrows. The town of Springdale sits right at the park entrance, while Hurricane and St. George offer cheaper chain hotels a drive away.

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Where to find cheap rooms in Zion National Park

Springdale

Hotels and lodges steps from the park entrance, with a free town shuttle.

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Rockville

A tiny village just west of Springdale with B&Bs and cabins.

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Hurricane & La Verkin

About half an hour away, with more affordable motels.

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St. George

The region’s main city, about an hour away, with the most chain hotels and the lowest rates.

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East Zion & Mount Carmel

Quieter lodgings on the east side of the park, handy for Bryce Canyon too.

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Famous hotels in Zion National Park

Zion Lodge

The only lodging inside the park, in the heart of Zion Canyon.

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When to book a cheap hotel in Zion National Park

Spring and fall are the best times to visit; summer is hot and very busy, and winter is quiet with the cheapest rooms.

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Frequently asked questions

Where should I stay to visit Zion?

Springdale is the most convenient; Hurricane and St. George are cheaper if you do not mind the drive.

Can I drive into Zion Canyon?

For much of the year the Zion Canyon Scenic Drive is served only by the park shuttle; check current shuttle seasons before you go.

Do I need a permit for Angels Landing?

Yes, a permit has been required in recent years — check the National Park Service website for the current lottery.