Find hotels near Utah Shakespeare Festival, Cedar City from ￥6,636

"Despite the construction, it was still a fantastic stay. The beds are comfortable and the staff is friendly. Also, the rooms are always so clean when I stay!"

"Was in the middle of remodel, but everything was top notch. Will stay here again"

"My new favorite hotel in Cedar City, Utah "

"It was perfect for the elderly couple with mobility issues."

"Great, charming old house with loads of personality! With SO much schtuff and numerous nicknacks everywhere, it was surprising that it was as clean as it was; not spotless mind you, but clean enough that we didn’t worry. The breakfast wasn’t bad as it was home cooked. Because there were just a few guests staying at the same time as us, the main food was limited but that was not a surprise. Still, there were other standard options: cereals and bagels, etc. Most importantly, the coffee WAS hot!"

"The Magnussen is an older building, but well maintained. We have stayed here nearly every year for the past 7 years to attend the Shakespeare Festival. It's very reasonable price wise, walking distance to said festival, and the owner(s) (Mehda?) and staff are friendly, accommodating, and responsive. We will be staying here every year as long as we are attending the festival!"

"Perfect location! Literally across street from Utah Shakespeare Festival! And walkable to much in Cedar City itself! I usually drive up, park & then next time I move my vehicle is to drive home!! (unless I need to run to store (Lin's is open till midnight-at least in September) after evening show.Think this was my 3rd or 4th time staying here! (Already booked for next year)! Always super clean, comfy couch & big TV in living room, cozy overall. Very quiet as insurance business upstairs so are gone at night & weekend. Never hear anything up there during weekdays either.Nice parking lot out back, take this place just for the parking for the festival!! Sherie is lovely and great to communicate with, never had any problems, but usually let her know if I will be coming in late (she leaves all the lights on for me)."