Cedar City, Utah
Cedar City was
originally an iron mining town populated with English, Welsh, and Scottish Mormon
converts, who turned to raising livestock with the closing of the mine. In the 1920's, it
became a popular tourist destination, due to its proximity to many scenic areas. There are
several points of historical interest in the area, and throughout the year the town hosts
several festivals: The Paiute Indian Restoration Gathering, The Utah Summer games, The
Highland Heritage Festival, The Utah Shakespearean Festival, The Midsummer Renaissance
Faire, The American Folk Ballet Summer Festival, and the Winter Fest. There is also skiing
at Brian Head Resort, 29 miles away.
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Near W.
Center St. and N 200 W. This quaint and charming English cottage
is surrounded by a lush award-winning garden. Just across from
the Utah Shakespearean Festival, it is filled with lovely
Victorian Antiques and vintage hand-made linens. It is walking
distance to shopping, dining and other activities, and central
to an endless variety of cultural and outdoor attractions
including several National and State Parks and Monuments. Four
romantic 2nd-floor rooms each have private bath,
beautiful furnishings and queen bed. One has additional twin
bed, one has private entrance, and two are connecting and ideal
for groups. Delicious full breakfast is served on fine china.
Smoking outdoors only, no pets, children 12+ welcome. D/$85-95
plus tax. Add $20/additional person. Off-season rates $65 November-May. Group
events can be accommodated.
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