Hotel St. George, Utah

Econo Lodge’s central location makes it a fabulous St. George, Utah hotel choice

Offering guests some of the best hotel room rates in St. George, Utah, the Econo Lodge is located in the middle of town on St. George Boulevard, the city's chief commercial street. The St. George area provides visitors numerous attractions, recreational opportunities and entertainment venues, including Snow Canyon State Park, nine golf courses, two reservoirs, and the Tuacahn Outdoor Amphitheater, which presents Broadway musicals in a scenic, red rock setting. Our hotel is only 45 minutes from Zion National Park, Utah’s most visited national park, which is a showcase of stunning rock formations and narrow canyons.

The St. George, Utah Econo Lodge features 54 clean hotel rooms, ranging from suites to single rooms. All of our spacious rooms feature a refrigerator, a hair dryer, and cable TV, including HBO. All of our rooms face our outdoor heated pool and its attractive patio. Every morning we offer free continental breakfast while our onsite restaurant, The Fairway Grill, serves breakfast, lunch and dinner. Other restaurants, such as the Mandarin Buffet and Café Rio, are within easy walking distance. To top it off, our friendly, knowledgeable staff will fulfill your every request and answer any questions you have about southern Utah.

The St. George, Utah Econo Lodge is a great hotel to use as a base camp for exploring nearby Zion National Park. The park’s most popular spot, Zion Canyon, is a showcase of humongous rock monoliths that tower up to 3,000 feet above the valley floor. Some of the canyon’s most recognizable formations include Angels Landing, Court of the Patriarchs, and The Great White Throne, the park’s signature natural landmark. Many short hiking trails, such as Emerald Pools and Weeping Rock, give visitors an appreciation of the park’s natural beauty and diverse ecosystem. Drivers of the Zion Canyon Shuttle, the only way to access the canyon’s scenic drive during the peak visitor season, provide visitors background information on the park’s history, geology, flora and fauna on the ride to the trailhead.