I chose this hotel because I was unable to get into the less expensive Best Western which was completely booked for weeks. After reading several positive reviews which included photos of the rooms which are not on the web site I decided on the Driftwood which was available. I liked the updated decor in our room especially the carpeting and... more

We stayed at the Driftwood Lodge after camping for two days in Zion National Park. After looking in on a hellhole down the road we pulled up to the Driftwood and upon first glance looked like a nice hotel. We were offered one of two choices at a discounted rate so we took the upgraded offer and stayed in room... more

We made a rapid tour of Utah's five national parks, flying in to Las Vegas mid-day Sunday and flying out mid-day Thursday. So, we didn't linger at any of the four hotels we stayed at. The Driftwood was our first stop. We stayed on the ground floor of the newer (1991) two-story building on the west side of the property.... more

The owners are friendly, stay out of your way and provide great rooms. Rooms are very modern, nice tele for relaxing at end of day, very nice beds, lots of pillows. Everything is first rate. Nice decks, with great chairs for relaxing and enjoying the views of Zion right outside your room. River swimming and a rope swing just a... more

Nice hotel, newly updated rooms, very good in house coffee. Small rooms, great view. more

Friendly staff, great views, great stop on a motorcycle trip through Utah. more

We were looking for a pet firendly place for two nights. This was the only place available, but the on-line rates shown were way out of our budget. I thought I'd call, anyway, and was quoted about half the shown rate. The room was very large, but very drab, except for the loud bedspread. The pluses to this place were,... more

My wife and I stayed there for two nights in May. The reviews from this site were a little off on both sides of the line. We stayed in a King suite. Let me tell you. Thats the way to go. The room was Excellent. You walk in to a sitting area with a couch and table as well as... more

The new owners have redecorated the rooms with elegant darkwood furniture, luscious blue/brown textiles and leather headboards. Our room had a mini-fridge but no microwave. The balcony had adirondack chairs with great views of the amazing sandstone cliffs. The TV was a newish flat panel model. The location is farther away from the park entrance but still in town and... more