Bunk House Inn at Zion

The Bunk House was the perfect place for my husband and me to stay two nights while visiting Zion National Park. After spending one night in Las Vegas, we were so ready for the great outdoors, the beauty of Zion and comfort of the Bunk House - so much better than staying in a hotel in Springdale. Conveniently located only about 15 minutes from the park's main parking lot, Megan and Bob's home has all the amenities needed in a comfortable, cheerful, secure and scenic setting. Our comings and goings were casual like visiting friends. So we could get off to an early start the first morning, Megan had a delicious pre-packed breakfast in a bag for us to take along. Bob fixed us a great hot breakfast the next morning. We especially loved the fresh cherries from the backyard grove of fruit and nut trees. We only used one room, but the two room arrangement would be nice for a family of four. Overall a great value!

Was a great experience. Megan and Bob are great hosts. Megan makes healthy and delicious breakfasts, and was kind to have it ready by 6:30am before I headed for my hiking. They have a beautiful orchard which gives you the freshest fruit for breakfast. I was traveling on my own, so it was really nice to have their company after a day of exploring the area. Rockville (location of Bunk House) was only 4mi from Zion and is quiet and peaceful, which I really appreciated after experiencing the crowd of Zion. I stayed in the Southwestern room and the small kitchenette was really nice to have to make snacks before hikes. It was also very affordable. Would definitely recommend this!

Our experience at the Bunk House exceeded our expectations, and is definitely one of our favorites of all the bed & breakfasts we've stayed at. We most enjoyed the company of Bobby and Megan, who welcomed us to their humble solar-powered home surrounded by their orchard and beautiful mountains. They respectfully accommodated our dietary needs as vegans and made delicious, organic breakfast for us every morning, including cherries harvested from their backyard! The room was clean and comfortable after long hikes each day, and the location was a short 5-minute drive into Springdale, where we caught the shuttle into the park. We highly recommend staying in this charming house for anyone looking for a calm and relaxing retreat with great company, adorable pets, and deliciously healthy food while visiting Zion.

You'll almost certainly be using this B&B as a sleeping option to visit Zion National Park, and by all means, do. It's only about a 10 minute drive from the park's (canyon) entrance. Sure, the town of Springdale offers somewhat closer access, but mostly at much higher prices. The Bunk House is run by the incredibly nice Megan and her husband. They are very much into sustainability, low-impact, eco-friendly and all that, and I mean this in the best possible way. Just have a look at their website and you'll understand. Now, don't be put off by that. The rooms and amenities they offer are very nice and equipped with all you'll want and need. They have two rooms to choose from, one with a queen bed and one with a sofa bed. You can combine both rooms - I did - at a slightly higher price, in which case you get the shared bathroom to yourself. In fact, because of their commitment to the environment, they made sure that the guest rooms are very well insulated, which makes them nice and cool in the desert heat. Rooms do not have a TV, but really, who needs that when you’re visiting southern Utah? Wifi connection, however, is available and pretty good. This is a ‘true’ bed and breakfast, meaning you’ll be sharing common spaces with the owners, which I always think is a plus. Megan will prepare a nice (organic of course) breakfast. Since I rose early (Zion National Park is quite popular), she put some stuff on the table so I could head out before 7 a.m. I felt sad I had to leave after two nights. I really enjoyed my time at the Bunk House, a home away from home, clean, affordable and I tremendously enjoyed talking to Megan and her husband.

...I've decided to give this a 5. In retrospect, the Bunk House was part of why we enjoyed the Zion area so much.||||As others have said, Megan and Bob are delightful hosts. A former flight attendant, Megan knows how to be as available or invisible as you want. She provided good recommendations for Springdale restaurants.||||Breakfasts were terrific, freshly made with local ingredients from their own orchard or the farms of their neighbors. They take their coffee especially seriously, and have experimented with roasting it themselves. (More recently they switched to a store brand they like, but they prepare it in a French press.)||||Rooms are clean and comfortable, good Wifi, no TV. For us, this meant early nights, but that's okay because we wanted to hit the parks early. Breakfast is at 8, if you want it earlier Megan can provide something, but it won't be the usual fresh preparation.||||A shuttle into Zion is available from several locations in Springdale but not Rockville. Since we had to park a car somewhere anyway, we elected to drive to Zion Visitors' Center.||||Yes, there are 2 dogs and a cat. Friendly and silent.

Bob and Megan are the loveliest people you would ever want to meet. They warmly welcomed us into their home, and we had a peaceful and comfortable stay in the cozy room they provided. We enjoyed a healthy and delicious breakfast each morning. They were a great resource for any questions we had about the area. Even though we were in the next town, it only took about 10 minutes to make it to Zion National Park entrance.||||If you are allergic to animals, this would not be a good place to stay. But if you love cats and dogs, they have some sweet animals.

This cozy b&b is run by a very kind, welcoming and interesting couple, Megan and Bob, who are very familiar with the town and region. More than any place I have ever stayed, this one abounds with "environmental correctness", from the solar panels and reduce-reuse-recycle reminders to the almost entirely organic -- and locally-grown -- breakfast! It's a lovely property in a lovely town that is a good antidote to the increasing hustle-bustle of Springdale and Zion National Park (although noting can spoil the views in the park!). The room is small, and the bathroom even smaller, but everything you need is there (as long as you don't need a TV in the room). An added bonus are the adorable dachshunds, Lucky Dog and Hot Dog. All in all, a good value and an interesting place to stay.

Megan and Bob are the owners. There was some confusion over our dates that meant that Megan had double booked our room, so she offered a room in an annexe that usually is not offered. She reduced the bill and also gave us two breakfasts which were not in the offer. So, I can't comment on the room usually on offer. She is an ecowarrior in terms of eating and growing organic food and promoting natural planting. There are a number of fruit trees in the garden. Also a cat and a dog. It is on the main street but this is quiet as everyone goes to/stays in Springdale which is crowded and a totally different feel about it. This is an interesting and quite different accommodation - rather quirky and all the better for it. It added great variety to our types of accommodations on our holiday. I would certainly stay again.