Hotels near Cedar City Regional Airport - CDC, Cedar City

Staff went out of their way to be friendly and helpful. This was an exceptionally comfortable hotel stay; they have thought of everything to make your stay successful. The room was spotlessly clean and absolutely quiet, even though it's close to the highway. The bed was fantastically comfortable.

Worst hotel my husband and I have ever experienced. There was great difficulty contacting anyone for the problems encountered: TV didn't work, phone in room didn't work, showered dirty, spa wasn't working and apparently hadn't been working for a year, pillows were horrid. Look at the reviews...no one has a good experience there....and no one at the hotel makes any effort to fix things!!!

Cedar City is a lovely town with plenty options to eat, not counting that is the door to two great National Parks as Zion and Bryce Canyon, and to The Coral Sand Dunes State park as well. We had Sushi Tacos, French coffee and the familiar Apple Bees dinner. We were there for a graduation at SUU and were happily surprised by the size, organization and the history of this University.

Cedar City has a wonderful downtown with a lot of the old historic buildings still being used today. The town has a great variety of neat restaurants to try. Th Southern Utah University is a very old quaint university to walk around. I highly recommend the Shakespeare Festival Park and grounds. This city has beautiful sculptures and artwork all around. A wonderful free Art Museum and a very neat historic Frontier Homestead Museum. Hwy 14 is a very scenic drive up the mountains to a rustic village called Duck Creek. Beautiful scenery. There are several hiking trails around and neat campgrounds close by. It is very easy to get around this town. Just lots of hidden places and wonderful old different architecture houses to check out.

This was my second trip to Cedar City visiting family. It's a cute but very small town. "Downtown" area is essentially a couple blocks on "Main Street." Have had a couple of decent meals here (Centro Woodfired Pizzeria, The Pub Spirits), but also a couple of bad meals (iHop, Jimmy John's). Fair amount of ongoing construction / refurbishment, which is a potential positive omen for the city, but detracted from my immediate experience. If it weren't for local family, I'd never return.

We have been visiting Cedar City for the past 8 years while our kids were attending Southern Utah University. We love the city and surrounding areas. There is so much to do, but in a small town. Views are beyond beautiful, and all the people are so kind. We will continue to visit, and possibly retire there.