Arrowhead Country Inn & Cabins

Gabriela Benner

My husband and I had a great experience there. Everything is clean and cozy. Amazing homemade breakfast. The family that owns the business take a good care of the property and guests.

Sara Griggers

Great location near Zion & Bryce Canyon! Picturesque views and welcoming owners with helpful tips for travelers. The cabins are well equipped and the decor western country. Very comfortable HB sleeping in the country. I loved the animals sharing the acres of land — ducks, chickens, goats, and a couple of donkeys and cows…and of course the food is TOO good. Thanks!

P Perez

Common areas like the garden and patio (as well as smaller surrounding cabins) were charming and warm. Abundance of flowers, hummingbirds, and friendly goats to pet. However, the Cedar Creek family cabin wasn’t exactly what we expected. Eyesores like a private shop garage littered with rusting gym equipment, rusting cars, and other garbage greet you as you drive in to the isolated cabin and it remains clearly visible from the lodging. To the other side of the cabin, some distance away is what appears to be a junk yard with more rusted cars and junk - killing our views from the back porch. Without these two buzzkills, we would’ve enjoyed our time outside more. The “guest room” door didn’t open all the way because the bed is too big for this room. It had no closet or space to stow your clothes and the window unit AC did not work and looked to be repaired with duct tape and cardboard. The cabin itself has no air conditioning. Breakfast was spectacular and always hot and served with a warm smile making this honest review difficult because the staff and food really was the highlight. Overall, not a bad place - they provide plenty of towels and toiletries and staff is really helpful with planning your day trips. We feel that if we had stayed in the more centralized cabins, our stay would’ve been a bit more enjoyable.

jeff wieland

The pictures on their website do give the impression that this is a cute little retreat between 3 major National parks, but Arrowhead cabins are anything but that. We sustained rough $2,000 dollars in personal property damage because of some low hanging power lines. As we were driving back to Cedar Cabin the power lines pulled our bike off the roof of our car. The ground to the handlebars was 9 ft, I had it measured at the west entrance of Zion NP because I was worried about the tunnels. I explained what happened to the owner Jim, he said it wasn’t his fault. I’d expect signs warning of “low clearance”. The steps to our cabin were broken, and we found set mouse traps in our bedroom. Stay here at your own risk, some friends of ours stayed a few miles up the road at “East Zion Resort” and said it was great.