Best Western Plus Abbey Inn

The Best Western Plus Abbey Inn is a mid-priced hotel in St. George, offering the predictable comfort and straightforward service associated with the Best Western Plus tier. It suits families, retirees, golfers and road-trippers who want a clean room, a pool and an easy base for exploring southwest Utah. St. George is a city where the weather is warm for much of the year, the sandstone scenery is only minutes away, and the roads to Zion, Snow Canyon and the lakes are well maintained, so a dependable hotel is often all you need to make the most of a stay.

Hotels in this category generally offer a pool, a hot tub, a breakfast area, free parking and a front desk that can help with local suggestions, although specific facilities change over time, so check when you book. Families often appreciate a pool after a day of hiking in the heat, and groups traveling by car value free parking and an easy exit onto the main roads. If you need an accessible room, extra beds or a pet-friendly room, confirm the details in advance.

The city offers plenty to see without leaving the area. Downtown has historic buildings, the pioneer-era tabernacle and Brigham Young's winter home, as well as restaurants and a farmers market in season. Red Cliffs and Snow Canyon provide hiking close to town, while the golf courses are a major draw from autumn through spring. Zion National Park is about an hour away, so plan an early start, bring food and water, and check shuttle and parking details before you go.

Seasonal planning matters. Summer is extremely hot, with afternoons often above one hundred degrees, so keep your outdoor time to dawn and the evening and make the most of the hotel pool. Spring and autumn are the best and busiest seasons, with comfortable temperatures and strong demand for rooms. Winters are mild but can be cold at night, and the occasional storm can affect higher roads, so check conditions before driving toward the mountains.

Who should choose it? Families, couples on a moderate budget, groups of friends and travelers visiting for golf, races or events will find it a practical choice. Those looking for a boutique stay, a spa or a remote red-rock setting should consider other stays on this page. Book ahead for major events and school holidays, and check when you book for current rates and room types.

Ask about late check-out if you plan a long drive after a final morning of sightseeing, and keep a case of water in the trunk, since long desert drives between towns are hot and services can be sparse.