The Mulberry Inn

Bed and breakfast in an 1873 pioneer mansion in downtown St. George, with seven individually decorated rooms.

The house dates to 1873 — within the first fifteen years of the settlement — which makes it one of the oldest buildings in St. George still in use, and a pioneer mansion rather than a purpose-built inn. Seven rooms are individually decorated, which is the practical consequence of fitting guest accommodation into a historic domestic floor plan rather than a corridor of identical units.

Worth knowing

A house built in 1873 in St. George is a Dixie Mission building: the settlers arrived in 1861 to grow cotton in the desert, and the substantial homes of that first generation are among the oldest structures in southern Utah. Running one as a bed and breakfast is one of the few uses that keeps a historic domestic interior intact rather than gutting it.

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Nearby: Bonrue Bakery, Bear Paw Cafe, Pica Rica BBQ.

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217 N 100 W
St. George, UT 84770

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How old is the building?

It dates to 1873, within the first fifteen years of the settlement, which makes it one of the oldest buildings in St. George still in use. It is a pioneer mansion rather than a purpose-built inn.

How many rooms are there?

Seven, each individually decorated — the practical result of fitting guest rooms into a historic domestic floor plan rather than a corridor of identical units.

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