Hotels with Swimming Pool in Duck Creek Village, Utah

"Most welcoming staff!!! So genuine, and made us feel right at home- making suggestions for easy dinner, and never made us feel like we were overstepping our welcome while walking all around- like they wanted that. Felt good."

"Great staff and hotel, just needs better gym"

"Nice rooms nice pool free decent breakfast plus free tram and close to the park"

"Perfect "

"Great stay! Would stay again for sure."

"This was our second night and we got the presidential suite. It was totally worth it to upgrade our room. We paid $20 to have early check in. The room had 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. A good size kitchen and a family room with a fireplace. It was really clean and open. Our goal was Zion National Park while staying here. It was about 1 hour 30 minutes away. Totally worth the drive to come back to such a nice hotel. They have a beautiful pool and hot tub. "

"Great location and great amenities."

"We booked a "studio with 2 queens." No A/C, but windows open a bit. High/low in-room temps were 76/72°F in our east-facing room w/ no afternoon sun. Cool/cold evenings w/ some wind-plan accordingly! Underground parking, & central, well-lit, above-ground parking. The main building has the complimentary spa amenities: pool, hot tubs, sauna, steam room, & locked bike/ski storage, restaurant, game/library room, etc. Our room had newly remodeled everything. Ceiling light fixtures, bedside lamps, a big window. Bedside tables include a wireless charger/various other ports for charging. The "kitchenette" included mini fridge/freezer, large microwave, toaster, coffee maker, sink, soap, scrub sponge, dish towels, paper towels, dishes, flatware, garbage can, table, 2 chairs. The room's gas fireplace did not get used in July. Central area outside has 3 gas grills w/ tools, picnic tables, gas fire pit, playground. There are few grocery options in this tiny town; eating out has expected resort pricing. The bathroom had actual cabinetry and drawers. Vanity height was fairly low, and ceiling head-height was a bit low (to accommodate the venting). I'm 5'8". There is exactly 1 place to purchase fuel in Brian Head. It only sells expensive 91 octane ethanol-free fuel. Fuel up before arriving if you plan on any driving for sightseeing. Cedar Breaks Nat'l Monument is nearby and highly recommended, as well as Brian Head Peak via its gravel road. There are also amazing hiking and biking trails."

"Great"