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1. Spectacular chalet Overlooking the Ski Slopes

Brian Head

Joseph R.

$551 nightly

Oct 7 - Oct 8

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Top Enoch Hotel Reviews

Brian Head Lodge

10/10 Excellent

"Beautiful lodge with mountain views. Wonderful restaurant and staff. Loved our stay and will come again often!!"

Mountain Star Inn Cedar City

10/10 Excellent

"Front desk guy was VERY nice Breakfast spread was much more than you get or expect at these type of establishments , they have hot cocoa, whipped cream, fresh croissants and hard boiled eggs in addition to the bread, yogurt, cream cheese peanut butter etc. Easy access to Zion National Park"

Hilton Vacation Club Cedar Breaks Brian Head

10/10 Excellent

"I loved opening the curtains in the morning to the wonderful view! The bed was very comfortable and I loved the pillow choices. The fireplace added a lot of ambiance although we didn't use it. All of the staff we encountered were very nice. I liked the parking below the hotel; it's especially good during ski season, although we weren't there when there was snow. We got a pizza at the restaurant and it was fantastic. The service was excellent! We got a roll-in shower room and that part was a bit weird--the cabinet next to the shower area was fairly water damaged. There was a shower chair that folded up against the wall and I can't imagine actually using it because sitting in it would have meant that your shoulders/back were pushed against the controls unless you sat on the edge. (Luckily I didn't need to use it this time--my issues are with balance so stepping into/out of a tub can be very difficult sometimes.) Also, the idea of the adjustable-height shower wand was good but it wouldn't stay, and the hose was too stiff which pushed it so that it was pointing at the wall. Overall it was a very good room, but the accessible restroom aspect could use some adjustment."