The Golden Spur motel is situated on North Main Street in Panguitch, Utah. They offer ample…read moreparking, accommodating even trucks and trailers. Upon checking in online, we received an electronic password for our room access. Very easy process. We actually stayed in this same room, #21 sometime last year. The room has two queen size beds, a TV, refrigerator, dresser, microwave and a small table with four chairs. The room decor fit perfectly for this motel location. The room is very roomy with plenty of electrical sockets to charge our electronic devices. The bathtub / shower worked perfectly. There was individual bottles of shampoo, conditioner and body soap. The plumbing was a bit old, the shower head was hard to come on and the toilet need to flush a few times. We were able to easily access Netflix on our room TV.

This is a cute remodeled motel in Panquitch. It is what I call no frills motel. Nothing fancy…read more Great place for resting for a night or too, based on your travel plans. It was clean, there is a coffee maker, small refrigerator, and t.v. It's about 30 minutes from Bryce Canyon and an hour away from Fremont Indian State Park. 20 minutes-ish from Panquitch Lake and The Burger Barn (great BBQ spot). I really enjoyed my time in Panquitch and would stay here again if I end up being in that area again. The down town is walkable from here. It might be 1/2 mile. I am lazy and I drove to downtown and then walked around.

The manager was super friendly and accommodating! The rooms were spotless, the beds were…read morecomfortable, and the shower was nice! The AC cooled the room quickly and quietly. Just be careful with the uneven concrete in the parking garage. We will definitely stay here again!

This hotel is absolutely BEAUTIFUL! It's modern and updated…read moreinside, the most comfortable bed (you'll want to take it home with you when you leave ), it's pretty much spotless and the managers are the friendliest people you could have the good fortune to run into Make this your next stop on your way to anywhere... or like we did, make it your destination

Stayed 2 nights. Really enjoyed our stay. We had everything…read morewe needed. We always appreciate clean, quiet, reasonably priced accommodations. We would absolutely stay at Bryce Zion Inn again and have let family members know of these clean, comfortable accommodations in case they visit the area.

Wonderful experience! Fridge, microwave good...abundance of ice!!!…read moreSpacious room...very clean room, building and front grounds. Placed order on Expedia and all check in materials waiting for me at front office. Check-in was literally less than 30 seconds!!!

I stayed at Hilton Vacation Club Cedar Breaks in Brian Head as part of acclimatization before…read moretackling Colorado 14ers. At roughly 10,000 feet, it's an ideal place to adjust to higher elevation. Personally, a long stay here noticeably reduces the effects of altitude, improves my breathing, and translates into about a 30% faster pace for me above 10,000'. Sleeping at 10,000 feet versus somewhere closer to 8,000' isn't a subtle difference, at least in my experience, it's significant. The accommodations felt much more like a compact suite than a typical hotel room, which made the stay especially comfortable. Brian Head, or Cloud Head as we renamed it in conversation (I understand locales with last names, but am not necessarily a fan of those centered around first names) isn't trying to compete with places like Vail or Aspen, and frankly, that's refreshing. It's understated rather than overdeveloped, with a level of peace and quiet that's becoming increasingly rare in mountain towns during summer. Nearby Cedar Breaks is genuinely spectacular and, in my opinion, every bit as beautiful as better-known prime destinations of the West, just without the crowds or self-importance. I'm used to spending extended time above 8,000', so I really appreciated averaging closer to 10,000' throughout my stay. That extra elevation makes a meaningful difference for acclimatization. If you're coming straight from sea level though, expect your body to need time to adjust. The first week or two can be an adjustment, even if you're otherwise fit. As others have noted, this probably isn't the destination for anyone who's uneasy with steep mountain roads, dramatic elevation changes, or a high density of deer casually appearing alongside the roadway. That's simply part of being in the mountains. I've seen complaints about the lack of air conditioning, but honestly, that feels like people applying city expectations to a high-alpine environment. At this elevation, it simply isn't necessary. Crack a window, let the mountain air in, and by nightfall temperatures are usually in the 40s, making for some of the best sleeping weather imaginable. Nearly every staff member I interacted with was friendly, capable, and professional. My only minor criticism is that one younger employee didn't set clear expectations, which created some unnecessary confusion and additional follow-up. It wasn't a major issue, but it stood out because everything else was handled well. Overall, this is an excellent choice if you're looking for a peaceful mountain escape or high-elevation base for hiking, peak-bagging, or spending time outdoors. It attracts people who appreciate the setting for what it is rather than expecting a resort experience, and I would absolutely stay here again.

Date of stay: May 24-25, 2026 Room 3117…read more If you are afraid of heights, curvy mountain roads, or deer, do not stay here! The road to the hotel is picturesque but can be harrowing, especially at night when there are no lights and deer and antelope (I saw both on the way up) are plentiful. I had emailed the hotel a week before the stay to make sure that our visit--complete with 16' moving truck would not be an issue, but I never received a response. We arrived late but front desk staff was very friendly and got us to our room relatively quickly. The room was spacious but the thermostat was very finicky, resulting in a fitful night of sleep due to the temperature. There are some updates to the room that could be made as it is starting to show its age. A major reason for selecting this hotel during our cross-country move was the spa options, but there the facility fell quite short of the mark. The large hot tub was empty and roped off, the small hot tub was cold, the dry sauna was not operational, and the wet sauna was underwhelming. Staff was notified but it takes quite a bit of time to heat up a hot tub and thus we had to move on to our final destination without the benefits of the hot tub. The gym is incredibly small for a hotel of this size and price point as well. Coffee in the lobby was appreciated and the library/game room is a nice touch as well.

We stayed here for one night and were pleasantly surprised by this hotel. We checked in after…read moremidnight because we couldn't find any other available rooms in the area. The rate was a bit higher than we expected, over $160 for the room. The room was clean, spacious, bright, and nicely designed. One thing I especially appreciated was that the floor was not carpeted. I personally prefer hard flooring, and it made the room feel cleaner and fresher. The bathroom was spotless, and the toiletries were excellent, with a pleasant scent. The shampoo, conditioner, and body wash were all nice quality. The staff was friendly and welcoming, and the hotel itself felt clean, modern, and well maintained. The location is convenient for travelers, and although the hotel is close to the highway, we were pleasantly surprised by how quiet it was. Traffic noise was not an issue, and we slept well. Breakfast was included. There were egg bites, bacon, sausage, breakfast potatoes, waffles, cereal, milk, coffee, and juices. The only downside was that breakfast was very busy, and food sometimes ran out quickly, so there could be a short wait for items to be refilled. Our only real complaint was the curtains. They were not blackout curtains, so the room became quite bright as soon as the sun came up. Other than that, everything was great. Clean, comfortable, quiet, and well maintained. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay.

Stayed with my family of four. Loved our stay, it was quiet, very clean, the staff was very…read morefriendly and even gave us suggestion on places they recommend we visit since we were visiting from out of state. They have a nice pool and a pickleball court we used during our stay. They offer breakfast and have coffee and hot chocolate available all day. Would definitely recommend.

Very charming and comfortable room. The room is small but it is just enough. The bed is king size…read moreand comfortable. The room has obviously been recently remodeled. There is not very many hotel options in panguitch, Utah and as we have family here the Purple Sage will definitely be where we will stay next time we come in to town. Oh and the woman working the office is very sweet and polite. Definitely recommend this property.

Out of all the hotels/motels in Panguitch I'm happy we selected Purple Sage. Although we only…read morestayed one night I would have been more than happy to stay multiple nights if needed. Our whole interaction with Adi was very pleasant. She was polite and accommodating, extremely thorough in explaining our stays details. Justin was also friendly as he recommended places to dine. We stayed in unit #4 which was clean, tidy and modernly decorated. Every unit has a bistro set in front so you can sit and enjoy the morning or evening. All in all a comfortable and nice experience at Purple Sage.

Cute hotel in a cute town. We were here for one night between national parks and it was fine…read more We did not have one of the remodeled rooms but our room was good. A teeny bit small but for one night not a big deal. Bathroom was pretty large - would have appreciated a small table or something to hold our toiletries as there really wasn't anyplace big enough to put them near the sink. Comfy bed, room was clean and the location was quiet. We had the added bonus of cute kittens staring in our window from the bench outside. Took all our will power not to take one home! Note - alot of places in town are closed on Sundays.

A small gem in the cute town called Panguitch, Utah. A…read morelittle about me: solo traveler from California on my way to Arches National Park. Southern Utah and its lovely residents always leave me wanting to come back for more. Lisa is the owner of the Canyon Lodge Motel, so helpful, honest and just a lovely person all around. She allowed me to see all her available rooms before deciding to get the newly renovated #6 (i believe they're mostly all renovated) .... New carpet, new furniture in the room as well as the bathroom: new shower, new floors and cabinetry. VERY clean, safe and quiet !!! Wish I lived closer ... I'd come every other month !! Thank you Lisa for making my one night stay so cozy and comfy... Best of luck to you in all your future endeavors !!

First of all, we and 3 other parties had to stand outside for 10 minutes waiting for someone to…read moreopen the door to the lobby area to check in. Someone had put up a note stating they would be back soon - but didn't say when. After arriving and unlocking the door, she made no, as in zero, apologies. The room looked like it had last be updated in the 1980's. The 24" TV (YES it's that small!) had no modern stations. Who doesn't offer cable at a minimum? Is a smart TV that expensive? The room was tiny and had no closet. We had to wait 30 minutes to eat at their restaurant. The wait got up to over 45 minutes. How does that make sense? They brag about their great restaurant and how convenient it is to be located on the property, but all evening there was a minimum 30-minute wait.

We really enjoyed our stay at Bryce Pioneer Village. Only about 10 minutes from Bryce Canyon…read moreNational Park, it never felt far at all. Originally we tried to book the Lodge through the national park reservations system, but put this and a couple others as backups. Being that we only booked our trip about 3 weeks in advance, we got lucky with this place. We were a little tentative because of the reviews (thin walls, etc), but when we got here we were pleasantly satisfied. Has a very Campy feel to it; from the hexagon bench swing setup, to the mini bridges, the volleyball court, and the giant chess setup, it looks like a place we could stay a few days and just hang out without even going anywhere really. But I digress...we rather enjoyed our stay. There is a restaurant in the middle of the property where we had dinner one night. (Note, it can get pretty packed cuz looks like everyone eats there, esp with the live music going on, it's a good time). Check-in was easy, and even though the place is an old school cabin/lodge, they have new electronic keyfobs to get in and out of your room. Just don't forget it because the doors will automatically lock on you. We had to get a spare from the front desk once during our stay. The room was small, as to be expected; not much common space, just enough for your beds, luggage (not too much) and other small items. We kept most stuff in the car (You can park directly in front your cabin, space willing. There are separated cabins as well, but we didn't book far enough in advance. But we def paid a lot less than we would have at the Lodge or another place closer to the park. But again, it's like 11 minutes out, so not a big deal. The shower is a little small, but we made it work. We were able to sleep well, and though you can hear things, it wasn't not too bad and everyone seemed to be pretty respectful of each other and didn't cause too much noise. I did feel bad because I loaded the car up late at night and our car was facing the cabins directly and the headlights from our rental shone directly into one of the rooms, but I quickly turned them off and apologies and they were okay with it and understood. They also have RV spots and a couple were there during our stay, so it seemed fine for them as well.