Parque Norte: Tours y Actividades

The Duck Creek Inn was a very convenient hotel, between Bryce and Zion National Parks. It was clean and comfortable

I didn't enjoy my stay and wouldn't return, at least not in a cabin. Luckily, it was only for one day. On the positive side, the place is nice, the location is good, they have activities, the facilities are decent, and the cabin itself is Ok; everything "seems" maintained. In our case, and these are things I don't really care about, I wouldn't give a bad rating for them, but the main light was out, the fly net on the large window had holes, and they forgot to make the bottom bunk bed; there were no sheets. My complaint is for other things, as the showers. We tried two shower doors, and they wouldn't open because the bottom part was touching them. The extractor fan wasn't working on three other showers, and the door closes by itself. So, after a shower with warm water, it's damp and unbearably hot inside, and since the door closes, the next person finds it like that. Besides, the facilities are a bit old and bit dirty. The cabins are nice, but there's no refrigerator, kettle, coffee maker, or microwave... maybe all of that isn't necessary, but they should have at least some basic appliances, like the $50 road motels have. The cabin sleeps six, but it's not comfortable for six. The front door doesn't have a flyscreen, so you have to survive inside the cabin, opening the windows and fans for ventilation. From 10:00 to 11:00 AM, there's nothing open to buy coffee or pastries. I understand they don't cook, but not being able to get a coffee when there's nothing within a 20-minute