Best Western Paradise Inn & Resort | Hotel in Millard County
Hotel in Fillmore, Millard County
Located at the Center of scenic Utah, a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts is the BEST WESTERN Paradise Inn and Resort. Just off Interstate 15 at the north exit to Fillmore, Utah (Exit 167) makes it a good location to stay when visiting all of the popular tourist locations throughout the state. We're just a couple of hours drive from three National Parks and 15 State Parks, along with dozens of other recreational opportunities. Fillmore is a great halfway point between Salt Lake City and St. George and an easy drive to Las Vegas or the North Rim of the Grand Canyon. Just outside your room you will find a magnificent full service golf course, serving the area residents and visitors since 2000. We specialize in booking tee times, coordinating tournaments, corporate golf events and unbeatable value packages. The Paradise Golf Course features dramatic mountain views from each hole. A challenging links experience awaits golfers as the course's spacious fairways roll and twist amongst towering trees and unique water hazards. Our elegantly decorated, spacious rooms include hairdryer, coffee/tea maker, iron and ironing board, AM/FM alarm clock radio and a 27-inch stereo cable television with 38 channels including HBO?. Each room has a telephone with dataports for your convenience. Our property includes a full service restaurant, 24-hour vending and desk service, a year-round indoor pool and hot tub. Some other points of Interest within minutes include: The Paiute ATV Trail, considered one of the ten best wilderness ATV trails in the country, four mountain canyons for camping, picnics, hiking and creeks great for swimming and fishing, desert trails that are great for hiking, biking, ATV's and rock hunting, and Statehouse State Park. Fillmore was the original Territorial Capital of Utah, the building, now a wonderful pioneer museum was built under the direction of Brigham Young, intending it to be used as the State Capital, but was never finished because the C
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