-La Chona!

La Chona (pronounced "la CHO-nah") located in the scenic town of Hurricane, Utah. Inspired by the vibrant folklore of Mexico, the name La Chona evokes a sense of joy, celebration, and cultural richness. This charming guest home retreat offers a perfect getaway for nature lovers, with its close proximity to stunning national parks, including Zion (31 miles) and Bryce Canyon. Immerse yourself in the natural beauty of Hurricane and embark on an unforgettable journey at La Chona.

La Chona is a detached guest home tucked in the back corner of our place, giving you plenty of privacy. You’ve got your own driveway and can park inside or outside the fence, whatever works best. Just a quick ask—please keep the gates closed at all times.

Our guest home offers a comfortable queen-size sofa bed on the main floor and a spacious king-size bed upstairs with direct access to a private deck.

From the moment you step through the door, you'll have the freedom to explore & enjoy every corner of this enchanting urban retreat. Whether you're lounging in the cozy living area, preparing meals in the fully equipped kitchen, or unwinding in the plush bedrooms, the entire space is yours to indulge in.

House Rules:

Shoes Off: Leave your shoes at the door for a clean and comfy space.

Keep the Shower Glass Spotless: Use the provided squeegee after each shower.

Safety First: Please don’t lean on the railings.

No Parties or Events: This is a peaceful space to relax and unwind.

No Smoking or Drugs: Smoking is prohibited, and violators will face a $500 fee for smoke removal.

Guest Limit: The home accommodates a maximum of six people.

No Eating in Bedrooms: Keep crumbs and food out of the sleeping spaces.

Quiet Hours: Respect the 10 PM noise curfew.

Clean Up Before You Go: Wash your dishes and take out the trash before checkout.

Report Damages: Let us know if something breaks so we can take care of it.

Pet Rules:
We’re pet-friendly and happy to host your furry friends for $35 per pet, per day.

Keep pets leashed and off the neighbors’ property.

Excessive pet hair on furniture or blankets may result in additional cleaning fees.