2387-2500 E Id1071589p, New Harmony, UT 84757

Astoa Etxea, meaning "Donkey House" in Basque, is a peaceful desert escape located in New Harmony, Utah. This home is perfect for families, couples, or remote workers looking to explore, relax, and reconnect. Surrounded by sweeping views and star-filled skies, the home blends cozy living with modern comforts and is just minutes from Zion's stunning Kolob Canyons. The apartment features a bright open layout with large windows and a wraparound deck. It offers reliable Wi-Fi and Smart TVs for remote work or relaxation. The fully stocked kitchen includes a walk-in pantry and a spacious island, complemented by a wood-burning stove for cozy evenings. Enjoy books, games, and an upstairs lounge for unwinding. Pets are allowed on the main floor only with pre-approval and a fee of $50 per night, excluding service animals. Long-term rates are available upon request. Service animals are always accepted and not charged. Crate pets when unattended and use blankets on furniture if your pet will join you there. Control barking, especially during quiet hours, and clean up all waste. Conveniently located, the apartment is 10 minutes from Kolob Canyons, the entrance to Zion National Park, 30 minutes from Cedar City and St. George, 45 minutes from Zion's main south entrance in Springdale, approximately 2 hours from Bryce Canyon or Las Vegas, and 2.5 hours from Lake Powell. The apartment accommodates up to 9 guests, with a maximum of 4 unrelated adults. Smoking or vaping is strictly prohibited due to fire hazards. Quiet hours are from 10:00 PM to 8:00 AM to respect the neighbors. Parties or events require prior host approval. Eating or drinking in bedrooms is not allowed to help keep the home fresh and clean. Kindly remove shoes upon entering and tidy up before departure by washing dishes and taking out the trash. Check-in is after 4 PM and check-out is by 10 AM. The triple bunk bed is designed for children or guests under 200 lbs. Parking is available only on the gravel directly in front of the home. Do not drive behind the house to avoid getting stuck or causing damage. Guests will be responsible for repair costs.