Hotels in Utah

For the best accommodations at the lowest prices, look no further than our Utah Hotel Guide. Many people visit to explore the Great Salt Lake and Temple Square to learn about Mormon heritage - choose one of our discount Salt Lake City hotels as your home base. If you are attending the popular Sundance Film Festival or snow skiing, select a luxury Park City resort in the mountains. Whatever your budget is, we will have a hotel that is priced to match.

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To describe all there is to do and see in Utah is a difficult task! Its primary cities line up and down I-15 which stretches vertically through the middle of the state. Capital Salt Lake City rests on the southeast edge of The Great Salt Lake, and its Mormon heritage is on display at Temple Square. Professional basketball and soccer are popular pastimes in this metro area of close to a million, including suburb West Valley City. Plenty of Utah hotels are available in every price range in this area. Provo, about an hour south of SLC, is home to Brigham Young University. Park City, known for spectacular winter skiing and world-famous Sundance Film Festival, is roughly an hour east of SLC or Provo.

The cities offer great nightlife and attractions, but rural Utah is what really shines!  Set aside enough time to explore the Grand Circle, which takes in all 5 Utah national parks. These parks are located in southern Utah: Arches National Park, where you will see over 2,000 natural sandstone formations; Bryce Canyon National Park, an astronomer’s delight with dark sky and lack of pollution; the Colorado River and its tributaries flow through Canyonlands National Park, where you can see the famous colorful spires called “Needles”; Capitol Reef National Park protects the unique 100-mile Waterpocket Fold in the earth’s crust; and Zion National Park, which is adorned by pink and cream sandstone cliffs.

Along with these parks you will find numerous National Monuments - here are three favorites: Natural Bridges National Monument, created when flowing rivers formed three natural bridges, and considered to be sacred by Native Americans; Rainbow Bridge National Monument, presenting the world’s largest natural bridge to her visitors; and Dinosaur National Monument, showcasing Jurassic dinosaur bones embedded in rock (this monument is more north, directly east of SLC).

Glen Canyon National Recreation Area covers over 1.2 million acres, near the Arizona state line; the Orange Cliffs lie in Utah, and visitors enjoy miles of trails which vary from two-wheel drive, high clearance to difficult four-wheel drive paths. Lake Powell, also in Glen Canyon, is a popular houseboating locale with over 186 lake miles amid exceptional scenery. Anasazi State Park Museum allows you to explore 100 excavated structures at an over 800 year old Pueblo community known as Coombs Site. Ahhhh, Utah.

Anasazi State Park Museum

Located in the town of Boulder, this museum site preserves a large Ancestral Puebloan community known as the Coombs Site. A hundred structures, dating from 1160 to 1235 AD, have been partially excavated. Spend time browsing the unearthed artifacts displayed in the museum as well as exploring the archeological site. Find Discount Hotels near Anasazi State Park Museum.

Arches National Park

Boasting over 2,000 natural sandstone arches, including the world-famous Delicate Arch and the appropriately nicknamed arches called Spectacles, this park offers stunning beauty at every turn. A hike along the Delicate Arch Trail from its parking lot is only 100 yards round trip – don’t miss it! Demanding and popular Ranger-guided Fiery Furnace hikes are offered March through October – reserve ahead of time. Rock climbing is popular as is perfecting photography skills, especially early morning and late afternoon. Find Discount Hotels near Arches National Park.

Bryce Canyon National Park

See famous spires, called "hoodoos, and explore 3 climatic zones in Bryce Canyon. Visitors enjoy driving to a variety of viewpoints, and also hiking various trails, some easy, others quite strenuous. Ride a horse or mule into the canyon with your own wrangler guide, or cross-country ski the top of a plateau. Astronomy and night sky programs are particularly special, as this area is super dark and lacks air pollution. Find Discount Hotels near Bryce Canyon National Park.

Canyonlands National Park

The mighty Colorado River is the backbone of this visually stunning park. Outstanding whitewater rapids, ranging to Class V, are found in Cataract Canyon. Island in the Sky district is most accessible; you will find short trails along with longer, strenuous ones. Drive to Grand View Point where you will be rewarded with a panoramic vista of the entire park. Activities in the Needles district include driving to Big Spring Canyon Overlook, four-wheeling and mountain biking. Visits to the remote Maze district require a longer stay.  Find Discount Hotels near Canyonlands National Park.

Capitol Reef National Park

Capitol Reef National Park preserves a colorful, 100-mile long warp in the earth known as the Waterpocket Fold. Visitors enjoy exploring an historic settlement called Fruita, along with its 1896 one-room schoolhouse. Fruita is the genesis of the Park’s iconic Eight Mile scenic drive as well as a great variety of hiking trails. Look for petroglyphs, climb rocks or bicycle heart-pumping routes. Another exciting drive is the 60-mile loop of Cathedral Valley. Find Discount Hotels near Capitol Reef National Park.

Zion National Park

Dramatic landscapes, towering cliffs, deep sandstone canyons. Take advantage of free Ranger-led programs April to November to experience Zion, and have your camera ready on the Scenic Drive. The Pa'rus Trail is available for bicyclists, and a trail system exists for hikers of all abilities. You can see Peregrine falcons, California condors and bald eagles here. Visitors enjoy spending time browsing the Museum’s extensive exhibits as well. Best tip: use the shuttle system! Find Discount Hotels near Zion National Park