Business Details
50+ Years
experience
Your Historic Stay Near Zion National Park & Bryce Canyon
At Historic Smith Hotel Bed & Breakfast, we believe in the power of personalized hospitality. Established in 1927, our mission is to create memorable stays by combining the charm of our historic building with modern comforts. Located in Glendale, Utah, we serve as a perfect base for exploring Zion National Park, Bryce Canyon, and the Grand Canyon. Our hosts, Rochelle and Bunny, have welcomed travelers since 1998, offering local expertise and warm service.We pride ourselves on community involvement and strive to make every guest feel at home. Our accommodations feature antique furnishings, private baths, and homemade breakfasts, complemented by beautiful gardens and public spaces. With extended parking and pet-friendly options, we cater to diverse traveler needs. Our commitment to preserving history while providing exceptional service has made us a beloved retreat for over 95 years.
Services
Bed and Breakfast Lodging
Homemade Breakfasts
Local Travel Guidance
Historic Ambiance
Scenic Location
Pet-Friendly Accommodations
Extended Parking
Details
- Year established: 1927
Highlights and features
- We offer accommodations in a historic 1927-built inn with antique furnishings.
- Our hosts provide personalized travel tips for exploring southern Utah.
- Homemade breakfasts served daily with locally inspired ingredients.
- Pet-friendly room available for guests traveling with animals.
- Conveniently located near Zion National Park, Bryce Canyon, and Grand Canyon.
What people say
Charming and cozy
Amazing breakfast
Top-notch service
Perfect location
Unforgettable experience
Services
Bed and Breakfast Lodging
Cozy rooms with private baths in a 1927 historic inn. Each room features modern amenities like TVs, refrigerators, and microwaves while preserving antique charm. Guests enjoy personalized service and a peaceful environment surrounded by Utah's natural beauty.
Homemade Breakfasts
Daily gourmet breakfasts with fresh ingredients, including hot entrees, fruits, and baked goods. Served in a historic dining room, meals cater to early risers and adventurers exploring nearby national parks. Dietary preferences accommodated upon request.
Local Travel Guidance
Personalized recommendations for hiking trails, scenic drives, and local attractions in southern Utah. Hosts share decades of knowledge to enhance visits to Zion, Bryce Canyon, and Grand Canyon National Parks.
Historic Ambiance
Authentic 1920s architecture with antique furnishings and handmade wooden decor. The inn preserves original features while offering modern comforts, creating a unique blend of history and hospitality for guests.
Scenic Location
Strategically located near Zion National Park, Bryce Canyon, and Grand Canyon. Provides easy access to outdoor activities like hiking, photography, and wildlife viewing, with secure parking for extended stays.
People
Rochelle
Host & Master Gardener
Rochelle has welcomed guests since 1998, sharing her deep knowledge of southern Utah. She maintains the inn's beautiful gardens and ensures guests experience local culture and history.
Bunny
Host
Bunny co-hosts with Rochelle, offering personalized travel tips and warm hospitality. With over 25 years of experience, she helps guests create unforgettable memories during their stays.
Questions
What are the check-in times?
Check-in is available anytime after 12pm. A note by the front door will direct you to your room location.
Are pets allowed?
Yes, Room 7 is pet-friendly. Please request this room when booking and bring your pet's bedding and food.
How close is the hotel to Zion National Park?
We're located in Glendale, Utah, just minutes from Zion National Park's entrance. Bryce Canyon is also nearby.
What's included in the breakfast?
Daily breakfast includes fresh fruit, yogurt, granola, juice, coffee, tea, cold cereal, bread, and a rotating hot entree.
Do you offer discounts for extended stays?
Yes, we provide a 10% discount for stays of three nights or more. Contact us directly for booking details.
