Smack dab in the middle of 3 national parks (Zion, Bryce and the North Rim of the Grand Canyon)! Not to mention the Grand Escalante National Monument , the little Western movie town of Kanab, Cedar Breaks National Monument, Coral Pink Sand Dunes and on and on. The area is breathtaking.
The hosts of Arrowhead are pleasant and thoughtful. They put an enormous effort into making our stay enjoyable, comfortable and memorable. The breakfasts were superb. We had to be careful not to overeat, otherwise we might not have made it to see the parks eachday, (instead we might have ended up staying in our neat, clean, nicely decorated cabin all-day watching movies from their collection of thousands of VHS videos, not that we wouldn't have liked that too).
We stayed 3 nights. Not long enough. There is way too much to see in just a few days. The next time we come its for at least a week. Now go and enjoy for yourselves!!!

We stayed in the Cottonwood Cabin for 4 nights in June 2010. It was wonderful for a couple who enjoys coming back from sightseeing and preparing their own meals instead of eating out all the time. We did have to drive 17 miles to a grocery store, but we just bought everything we needed and only had to make one trip. Location at Mt. Carmel is fantastic and Jim and Jane and the other business owners were instrumental in getting the road construction in Zion limited to night. You don't often get the government to change, so I commend them for speaking up for the tourists.
Jim and Jane were very sweet people too and helpful to us as far as sightseeing ideas. This was the best place we stayed on our vacation. Thanks you two.

We stayed with our small dog in the cabin by the road and I had read that it was noisy; solution: two beers from just over the UT/AZ border after a full day of hiking and a hardy dinner at one of the three places to eat nearby will do the trick nicely--I was out like a light and never was bothered by the highway noise. The next morning Jane made her usual FANTASTIC breakfast featuring biscuits, eggs, bacon, fruit-salad, coffee and juice. The TV is now on DISH TV so all the big-city folks can feed their lust for information. I'd stay there again, but $155/nite is a bit pricy.

Finding accomodations that are clean & comfortable for 2 & 4 legged travelers is difficult, this place is close. My dogs were welcome here, but the cabin that is pet friendly is next to the road making it very noisy. It only has one bed which is not a problem, if you are traveling alone, I wasn't. The television wasn't working due to the previous guest. The managements solution...I could phone the satellite company & get a signal or watch an old video. The food is excellent, breakfast is truly a feast. Comparing cost to customer service I would not go back.