We booked the Julia room for one night because the room boasted a whirlpool tub. The room itself was nice enough (just a little shabby around the edges) and the bed was comfortable. The breakfast foods are yummy, although limited. However, the whirlpool tub was a big let-down. The tub drain wouldn't stay closed so the water leaked out at... more

Consisting of two neighbouring houses and a cottage in the Historic District of Saint George, Utah is the “Seven Wives Inn”. The two main houses were apparently built in 1873 and 1883 respectively, and are on the Historic American Buildings Survey. As the story goes, the 1873 house was built and used by a local Judge in the 19th century... more

We loved the jacuzzi tub, the great staff, and the ability to walk to restaurants and other historic areas nearby - it was so quiet you just drifted off to sleep at night. We will be back - B&B's are our only choices. more

Every tourist town has its hot spots, it's unique places to stay, restaurants you must dine at, and experiences that must be had. St. George, Utah is blessed with the Seven Wives Inn, the Painted Pony and breathtaking red rock scenery. Check yourself into a nice suite with a jetted tub, walk to dinner at the Pony and this gentlemen... more

the inn is very charming, decorated in all period pieces. our room had a claw foot tub and was very nice. we were loving it until the middle of the night when everything seemed creepy instead of charming. this place has to be haunted, in fact, the manager said that some guests have experienced some strange things. i probably wouldn't... more

We just returned from a weekend getaway at the Seven Wives Inn in St. George, Utah. Our first visit but not our last. Staff very helpful & welcoming. Loved the quiet (no highway noise, no barking dogs, no loud children, no crowing rooster!); yet, we were within the St. George Historic District and in easy walking distance to several great... more

We stayed there for two nights in order to explore the St. George region and it was quite nice. It is nestled within a very nice neighborhood with the former home of Brigham Young right across the street as a big tourist attraction. We did not stay in the main house but rather a small cottage in the back which... more

We flew to Las Vegas on May 10 to start a tour of the National Parks in Utah and chose St. George as our starting point. After a long day of travel the Seven Wives Inn was just what we were looking for to help us relax. The Inn is located in a quiet little down town area in a... more

This is an historic inn near Ancestor Square in St. George, Utah. It does not have the amenities we have found at other bed and breakfast inns (e.g. towels, toiletries, evening refreshments). It does have a great owner/innkeeper and excellent breakfasts. The accommodations are probably typical for inns of its age (1870's-1880's) but can be awkward for some (e.g. the... more