The resort accomodations are nice and so are the hikes. Lobby areas should be more dog friendly at the canyons themselves. Hiking with a dog at sunrise is tough. Public bathroom is at the ridge. Pizza is the only dog and owner friendly place to dine. Fireworks should be banned completely. People know this is a recreational area and there a lot more ways to celebrate independence day. read more

I booked this room online. The confirmation came from Agoda, which I believe is related to Booking.com. I paid for the 2-night stay ahead of time. When I checked in, I was told there was still a "resort fee" to be paid, $15 per night. I said I already paid for the stay, and it included all taxes and fees. They said no, this is a fee you are charged when you check in. I said there was no mention of this. They said it would have been in the email confirmation, and it would have come from Expedia. I showed her my confirmation, with no mention of an additional charge and no mention of Expedia. They insisted I received another confirmation. I asked to see what as supposedly sent and they said it came from Expedia and they didn't have a copy. I asked them to contact Expedia and ask for them to send it again and they said they had no way of doing that. I had no choice but to pay since I had booked far in advance with a less expensive rate. I really felt taken advantage of. The room was old, dated and the TV didn't work. Will never stay here again. read more

People were nice enough. But the bed sags, the pillows are hard. It's an old, old place, but the room I was in was clean and recently painted. I had to unplug the tv to get the extension cord over to the bed. The location is great. I did not try the restaurant. The 'pool' area was truly laughable. Calling it a resort just sets expectations that they can't meet, and that gets people upset. read more

Bryce Canyon Resort - Resorts Near Me - Bryce Canyon, Utah

Everything worked, and everything was clean. The ambiance is "rustic", which could also be called "dated". The light fixtures were unshielded and and bothersome, but rustic. Nothing fancy. It is very convenient to Bryce Canyon Nat'l Park. 100 yards or less from a right hand turn and you're on the park entrance road. read more

The one star is because this hotel ended up being almost as much as the chain hotels nearby Probably deserves two stars for housing us from the heat overnight. What is really refreshing about this hotel is its comfort with itself . It's old, doesn't look like it's social media photos , is not into plastic surgery and doesn't give a shit what you think about it The wall by the TV had been painted but someone was too tired to move the dresser out to finish so they clocked out (yes I saw one of those old clock- out machines that I used in my first job in a room by the office). It was so anti-Silicon Valley attitude, that's where I live, that I had to appreciate it. I did not appreciate however the bathroom as much. You can see the shower curtain below (tacky!) and every time you got off of the toilet, it would teeter and bang While this is good for letting the next person know you're finished it did tend to make me feel as if I should be squatting, something I prefer to reserve for public toilets outside of my hotel room The pool didn't appear to be anywhere near usable, but when we arrived, I saw someone hosing it down, which I think is very optimistic! It doesn't appear from the reviews that it's been used anytime in the last decade, but I like a person with dreams The breakfast has something I chose not to partake in after reading yelp, which at this point I was wishing I had done prior to booking My husband and son gave me a somewhat post apocalyptic review. Seeing how the news is right now I may get some tips from them for the future The Bryce Canyon resort opened my mind to new questions that had never occurred to me before: what exactly does a $14 .95 resort fee go towards? What constitutes a "resort" in Utah? If this hotel ended up being around $150 with all the fees, what was the $54 a night hotel like? read more

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Certainly is not a resort! The pool was closed and there were no other amenities to qualify this as a resort. It's just an OLD motel, that's it... The shower was "clean" as long as you didn't look too closely! Bedding and everything else was clean! The place just needed an ACTUAL deep clean: you could tell (thick dust settled on top of the headboard, chunky mildew in every crevasse of the shower door, stains on furniture, I could go on) ... The included breakfast was what you'd expect (typical hotel breakfast, but worse), and the building that they do the breakfast in is super old and run down! Don't forget about that $15 per day fee that you must pay upon check in! No clue where that money goes but, it's definitely not going to maintenance or bettering their business... The only reason I gave 2 stars instead of 1 was because I've seen worse sadly read more

Not exactly a resort, the remnants of an old Motel 6 from the 79's maybe. Nothing really good to say about it, the pool was empty, everything was so outdated, the shower didn't work, and it wasn't worth the price! read more

Poor service--waited an hour at front desk. Booked two rooms and got rooms separated from each other (my and my sons). Terrible food at free breakfast--literally inedible. Swimming pool closed and they lied about it being open the next day. I called health department, who'd padlocked the pool gate and put up a sign, and they let me know the pool was closed for being unsanitary. Noisy rooms due to thin walls. A real embarrassment. read more

We got a 2 room cabin for 2 nights. Most of the area is sold out for the eclipse and just being a popular time of the shoulder season. The cabin is dated but very clean. The heater works. Parking is ample. The water is clean and the shower heats up fast. WIFI works but is a bit weak. They charge a $12 per day resort fee, which is a scam to save some % on the booking site fees. Maybe that covers the "free" breakfast. read more

Everything! This is a tired, worn out facility. Should have been shuttered years ago. They are clearly wringing out every last dollar they can make out of it, before someone forces them to close. DO NOT STAY HERE! read more

The cabin we stayed in was affordable, clean, cute, quaint, and overall wonderful! The bed was comfortable, the only thing was the bed frame, my toe kept getting stubbed. Staff was great! Lobby was great too! Breakfast could have been a lot better but the service was nice. We would stay here again!!! read more

This is not what I think of when I think of a "resort". It's old, but clean. Their website is really well done, and boasts two restaurants onsite. One is a Subway, the other is lousy. Our room is on the second floor and with every step, the floor makes a loud squeaking noise. No chance of quietly going to the bathroom at night without waking others. Poor lighting in the room with weird industrial looking bare bulb lamps. Touch up paint on bedroom walls and ceiling doesn't match. Just over all rundown. Plenty of better hotels nearby. read more

It's not a RESORT; it's the worst place we've been in over a decade. Plus they charge $14.99 PER DAY as a resort fee - this is to keep their online price low - it's a scam!!!! AVOID. We knew something was wrong when they charged a $14.99 daily resort fee (which hotels.com did NOT add to the total price). If this place is a resort, my 60-year-old, 5'6" dad-bod makes me an NBA Basketball Player! The comparison is valid--look at the pics! This place is a dump! AVOID! The pool is the smallest we've seen. There is no jacuzzi, no common room, no ice machine, no movies to borrow, no BBQs, or any outside amenities other than a rickey, an old, dangerous metal swing. Bryce Canyon Resort is the antithesis of a resort! AVOID! The buildings are in terrible disrepair and have not been stained/painted in decades (centuries?). The cabin was old and dirty, with smudges on everything. There is no mural as seen in the photos - just nasty, smudged, horrible-colored paint. They also do not have enough outlets (either use the lights by your bed or lose the lights to charge your phone. The view from the cabin showcases the dilapidated back of the restaurant, with views on the other side of old cars, abandoned trailers, and RVs covered with weeds. AVOID! The bathroom--I expect showers in prisons are better. The caulking was disgusting, there was no hot water (even though the water heater was on site), it was dark and dirty, and the tub did not drain. AVOID! The beds were very uncomfortable, and the AC/Heater screeched and tried to start all night--it would take 2-3 attempts before it sputtered to a start. The kitchen area had nothing--no towels, no salt or pepper, nothing. It's a fridge and microwave; you'd never cook on the stove. AVOID! Shockingly, the best part was the breakfast. Powdered eggs, whitebread, a thin slice of ham in water, cereal, and bananas. Yes, this was the BEST part of this RESORT. Remember, this slum charges a$14.99 A DAY resort fee. This is how they keep the cost artificially LOW on hotels.com, vs. reputable companies listing all their fees in the final price. AVOID! Speaking of the restaurant, we considered eating there but decided not to. It was very old, the menu averaged in the upper $20's, and they did not have simple food like hamburgers, wings, hot dogs, etc. If I pay $50 for a steak, I'll go to a place I don't expect to get food poisoning from. AVOID! To be blunt, this place must be shut down and renovated from the ground up. The bones appear solid with potential. Calling a dump a resort and charging $14.99 is insulting and does not make a dump a resort. AVOID! I'd rather sleep in a tent than stay at this dump. Whatever you do, stay someplace else! If you need to stay ONE NIGHT, it's tolerable, but at least you know what to expect. read more

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Nice family run motel, clean rooms, helpful staff. Simple, roadside hotel... The breakfast was as expected, not great, so have extra snacks on hand. Lots of ice in the laundry room, which was helpful read more

It offers breakfast but it is not worth the aggrivation.The coffee was watered down, some kind of fake eggs, diced potato's from the freezer,good pancakes but the lady took 15 minutes to fetch the syrup. This is not a good way to start one's day. read more

This place needs to be totally renovated. The staff lied and tried to prevent us for cancelling a night. Not part of national park. Go to the real lodge. The word resort should never be used with this establishment. Also refused to let my sister check out of her room so she could get a refund. read more

Hoping my review will help someone else avoid a bad experience here while on vacation...this place has no hot water!! My wife & I booked a room here to spend the night after 2 days/night hiking/camping in Bryce Canyon. The 1 thing we were looking forward to was a shower - plan & simple. This resort did NOT have hot water! When I asked at the front desk they acted like I was being difficult by simply asking why we had no hot water. They eventually claimed they turn the hot water heater off and, despite us having a reservation for 4 days, they didn't turn it on. They refused to give us any partial credit for the inconvenience and eventually suggested we should just leave the property if we were that concerned about hot water. I've never experienced a worse experience at a hotel and would never recommend this place to anyone. read more

We wished we would have booked a pet friendly hotel In the city and drove in to Bryce the next morning rather than picked this location. Well...it's one of the very few limited Pet Friendly accommodations in Bryce Canyon so we didn't expect much, However, a clean room would be great. Dirtiest toilet ever. I really don't even want to talk about it but I must. A pic will help (mind you this is after I sprayed my 365 disinfectant on it and wiped the seat down) and still. It was a dirty situation to be in. The toilet maintenance is not top priority here. No water bottles were provided with our coffee. When my husband called the front, he said we could use tap and call him in the morning because we checked in late (almost didnt make it) so ok...that's fine. No water bottles. Fortunately I had my own. Coffee maker was dusty and dirty but at that point, I was not surprised. Then pull the coverlet from the bed and BAM there's a nasty stain!!! Good thing, we had a double queen so we slept on the other "cleaner" bed but wow...I was pretty taken back. Slept with my hoodie on and kind of nervous about using their sheets. Hubby didn't use their blankets or anything. We were too tired to complain and the place was full. At this point, it is what it is. Oh and the towels are yellow! Why oh why? You cannot bleach yellow! That's why most hotels and lodges have white towels, so that you know it is clean. There were some stains on some of the towels and of course it showed because you can't bleach Yellow! But wow...I just wish I'd have brought my own towels. And my own toilet and my own bed! Okay, so this sure sounds like a negative star review. The reason I am giving it one star is because it's better than camping & allows pets for $20/dog Oh they offer complimentary breakfast but let me just end my review. It is definitely ok to skip that comp breakfast too. read more

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Large spacious rooms, older kind of funky place. Not super clean. Pool was nice . The included breakfast was fabulous actual chaffing dishes full of eggs, pancakes, potatoes and gravy. Would I stay here again? Probably is it a place to rave about? Not really but it's close to Bryce and overall comfortable. read more

Bryce Canyon Resort - Front view of hotel - Resorts Near Me - Bryce Canyon, Utah

Setting expectations first: this is a nice bed and breakfast. Rooms are clean, bathrooms were renovated with hot water. Room had proper air conditioning. We had a place to stay/ sleep. We weren't expecting a resort anyway for a price of $100/$125 per night. We needed a clean, warm place to stay. They even had breakfast - basic again but did the job. Eggs, pancake, hash browns, milk etc. read more

Do not consider this business. I had a confirmed reservation fully paid for including all taxes. When I went to check in the desk clerk would not provide the room unless I paid additional taxes and fees. Additionally this deceptive business used a name very similar name to another local and highly esteemed and highly rated motel called Bryce Canyon Inn. Furthermore this is not a resort but rather a filthy smelly dump. read more

Based on our stay in March, I wouldn't call it a resort but our stay was comfortable and we did not encounter any problems. The rooms are updated. Luckily we didn't need a fridge as the room was not equipped with one. I prepaid and booked via 3rd party site so there was a resort fee that was collected at check-in which I was aware of. Was there during their winter season so the restaurant was closed but they did provide breakfast which I regret leaving too early in the morning to try. Its location is situated not far before entering the boundaries of the national park. Contrary to other reviews (that may be outdated), they do have wifi! read more

Bryce Canyon Resort - Resorts Near Me - Bryce Canyon, Utah

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DUMP - take all the 1-star reviews as being overly kind. Dated, old, dirty, shabby, dilapidated - the only thing left out was the "suite" (a dingy stand alone cabin) was right next to some trashed single wides. Give this place a wide berth. We walked from a $280 deposit it was so poor. Booked through Expedia so won't be using that crummy service ever again. read more

Do yourself a favor and skip this place. The room we stayed in was dirty, dated, dark and depressing. The room we had did come with a fireplace, but it hadn't been cleaned and old burnt logs weren't removed. The soap provided was so thin it broke in half the first time used in the shower. The breakfast that was "provided" was none existent because they ran out of food when we got there at 8:30 am. read more

It's certainly not a Marriott or Hilton, but in all honesty, it wasn't bad either. We got a cottage, so we had two queens in a large bedroom, and we had a smaller kitchen area with a futon that folded out into a bed, so it slept 5 of us comfortably. There were nice comforters, which was a suprirse, and everything was clean and nice. There was a mini fridge and a two burner hot-plate, along with dishes, microwave, sink, etc. Also, several outlets have been updated to support USB. Location was a mile or so away from Bryce Canyon, so that was nice. Would be nicer if there was a bit more landscaping with some pavement rather than dirt roads, but for the price, it was everything we were expeting. Unfortunatly, with Covid19, the pool was closed, but we drove by it, and it was pretty small, and looks like they could use a new, updated pool. Staff were super friendly and recommended we go see Mossy Cave/Waterfall which wasn't on my list. Glad we went as that was really cool as well. Overall, A-OK. read more

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Just as all of the reviews state, this place is not even close enough to be called a resort. This was my first trip with my dog, and they charge $20 for the dog fee. My dog was so nervous in that room. It's obvious that they don't clean up after humans or pets. They charge for some kind of resort fee, which is ridiculous. I'm guessing it's for the nasty breakfast buffet. Luckily I went down to Tropic for coffee and breakfast. This place was packed with tourists. It's a great location, but until people avoid coming here they will stay in business. I felt perfectly safe, but this place is gross. I decided to come down here on a whim, so everything else was booked. I won't stay here again. read more

We checked in then checked out Our room had some sort of black mold on the bathroom ceiling. We actually could of ignored. It was when we went to their restaurant we knew we weren't staying. Trying to enter the restaurant they had a sign "enter here" but the door was locked? Tried another door which brought us into the bar side. Only 1 other couple seated. We proceeded to the bar took a seat. A staff member finally appeared to tell us "this side is closed, go sit in the other side"?? So we went to the other side and took a seat. Placed a drink order and kept swatting flies. Placed a food order, why I am not sure . Food came, more flies came Asked for management, told no one on duty. Paid. Went immediately to hotel checkin and CHECKED OUT. The girl wanted to give us a new room-noooo way read more

Bryce Canyon Resort - ?black mold bathroom ceiling - Resorts Near Me - Bryce Canyon, Utah

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This "Resort" is just a Below Average Motel in need of updates... and overcharging at "Resort" Pricing! BEWARE!! The staff is friendly and welcoming... that is the only Positive! We were very disappointed! read more

DON'T BELIEVE THE FOUR AND FIVE STAR REVIEWS. THIS IS NOT A RESORT IN ANY MEANING OF THE WORD. This place is a dumpy, rundown motel, full stop. First clue...the outside is missing half of its paint. The exterior and setting lack any charm. Next clue...no microwave in the room...why not? Is the wiring too ancient to safely support a microwave? The tub caulking was mildewed and the floor corners by the tub were filthy. The roof overhang is only about 5'8", so anyone taller than that (like my husband) risks a concussion going into the room. The beds are clean and comfortable, and I've been trained how to look for bedbugs and see no sign of 'em. So I think it's fine there. I don't mind if a place needs upkeep or is dated...IF THE PRICE AND THE PIX ON THE INTERNET REFLECT THAT. But this place is grifting people. They slapped some paint on the walls and put up scenic murals and called it good. "Free" breakfast is offered at the equally dumpy looking restaurant next door...no thanks...don't want to risk it. read more

Ok, so they out and out lie in their hotel description. The pool clearly hasn't been filled in a decade yet they list a pool as an amenity and include photos of the pool. Additionally there was no coffee in the lobby, another published amenity. The picnic area was a long plastic table. The two restaurants are one Subway and one restaurant with a seriously limited unappetizing menu. They charge a small resort fee which, when asked, is for breakfast and WiFi. Those are not what us call resort amenities On the plus side, the rooms were clean and a reasonable size. Although something leaked a small amount onto the bathroom floor. Breakfast was better than expected with surprisingly decent coffee. The rooms were cheap and clean. That's what kept this to 2 stars. But the description and photos are nothing but bull crap. Also, they should just raise prices $10 and skip the 'resort fee' bs. read more

Bryce Canyon Resort - This is the so called 'seasonal pool' - Resorts Near Me - Bryce Canyon, Utah

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Everything you never wanted in a motel. Filthy shabby rooms. Bedspreads have holes, carpets have holes, the sink was coming off the wall. Smells like poverty and squalor. Indifferent staff to my concerns, two older folks sat in the lobby (maybe the managers) observing a young boy abusing a housekeeping manager laughing about it. The only nice person I met while staying there was "Susan", give that woman a Purple Heart for putting up with it. She seemed concerned but overwhelmed at the despairing conditions of her work environment and being harassed by a boy-child. Stains on the sheets, the toilet wasn't flushed, no hot water, and NO wi-fi. I couldn't get out of there fast enough, left one day early "No refund!" and it ruined my Bryce Canyon experience. Shameful. Beware the patel motel cartel. Not the experience for me and probably not for you either. read more

5min - That's how long I could stand being in my room. I just packed up and left after that, came to a nearby hotel, and writing this review. I got one queen bed "cabin." Never stayed here before, so didn't know what I was getting myself into. I picked this place because my trip to Bryce was a last-minute decision and I didn't have many lodging options. I wish I had researched a little more. As soon as you walk in, you will smell something like an old ashtray + soggy&wet boots stink covered up by a cheap air freshener. The room is tiny. Everything you see in your room is outdated. Coverlet has stains. The carpet is dusty. The restroom is falling apart. I didn't even touch the towels. I couldn't stand the idea of laying on the bed full of stains and possibly fleas or even bed bugs. That's just how it looks. The lady at the check-in was nice but nice doesn't equal cleanness. Don't waste your money here as I did. Oh gosh I still have headaches from the smell. read more

Best feature is their close location to Bryce Canyon Park's visitor center entrance (12 mins with no traffic) while paying less than if you stayed right outside the park entrance. Of three motels we stayed at in the area, these beds were most comfortable. Nice mountain mural in our room and a view of natural beauty past the highway BUT one desk guy was unknowledgeable and there were no outlets near our beds to charge our phones!! The two other ladies were fine. We got the top floor as requested. Clean room but heard random creaky noises. A room fridge would have been nice. Had to clean the coffee maker but the regular coffee was strong. The free buffet was ok, enough choices to fill you up but standard in taste. read more

Checkin was easy. Reception person was friendly and offered a breakfast bag when I asked about any breakfast options since they weren't doing breakfast due to Covid. It included two of everything -apple, yogurt, orange juice and gronola bar. Worked perfect for the next morning. Room was huge! Had a working fireplace too which was needed in addition the the heater since it was like 15 degrees outside. The bathroom amenities were plenty. read more

Horrible place! First, the door locked with a nail in the wall. We had to body slam the door to get it to close. The walls may as well have been made of paper. When I book a resort, I expect something akin to a resort. Not a dirty room with dirty beds and sheets. read more

We booked a double queen standard deluxe room for oct 18, 2023. We were issued what they call a bunk house room which was depressing and awful. When I complained that this was NOT the class of room we booked, we were told they were sold out of that type room and had only one king room left for TWICE the amount what we already paid. NOT happy, but had no choice but to take it as it was evening. Beware of the pictures on the website. They are not realistic. There was an additional "resort fee" of $13, which is an insulting joke as there are ZERO "resort " amenities: no hot tub, jacuzzi or weight room, a closed outdoor pool(even though it was 75 degrees outside), no lobby with coffee, no manicured grounds, and the wi-fi was on the blink. The breakfast was so awful that I threw out the eggs(powdered), potatoes and unrecognizable meat product(deli ham?)and the birds would not even eat it! The OJ machine wasn't working. The staff was not helpful and had an attitude about their "resort fee". They have cut corners virtually everywhere to save a few bucks and the result is a very sub par lodging experience. Avoid! read more

Filthy, 40 years outdated and disgusting overall. Paid a premium for a "cabin". Window blinds filthy and many broken slats. Carpet? Disgusting. Sheets on beds -- dark maroon -- undoubtedly to hide dirt, stains and dinginess Towels? Beige -- undoubtedly to hide dirty and dinginess. Shower dripped, dripped, dripped -- great for sleeping, not! This place is a hovel. Despite paying A LOT for their most "premium" accommodations some in our group wanted to sleep in the car instead due to cleanliness issues with this sad, dump of a place. I travel a lot -- this is the worst s-hole I've ever had the displeasure of staying in. No available rooms near Bryce or the cute town Tropic -- save the $$ and sleep in your car -- DO NOT UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES stay at this filthy, broken and worn out disgusting dump. read more

Sheets felt like sandpaper. There was a bright light just outside our window that remained on all night making our room almost as bright as day. No curtains, only blinds that did nothing to block the light. My husband hurt his arm trying to open the door. It needed to be jammed open and shut. The second door lock did not turn. The toilet was toddler size, and you had to hold the handle the whole time as it sloooowly flushed, exposing not one ring, but two! There is an AC unit and a space heater. No room temp control. Do yourself a favor and don't stay here. They should not be allowed to call this a resort. It's far from it. read more

They may try hard, but this is FAR from a resort. If you stay here, think motel at best. Dated, rundown, kinda clean but feels dirty. And it's not priced to reflect its deficits. Breakfast is included but go early because they run out. There was a fireplace in our room but chipped paint and dirt in and around it detracted from what ambiance they were trying to create. Drapes were so old they were cracked and light holes were visible through them. Place smelled of a combo of curry, mildew and age. Don't fall for any representations of transportation from airport or to Bryce Canyon. They don't have any reliable, consistent transport. Pretty sunset though. If you make it all the way to Bryce, don't stay here. Go on to Ruby's or Best Western, where there's transportation, good food, and a true resort experience for nominal more cost. If they're fully booked do yourself a favor and pick different dates. read more

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Had an absolutely wonderful stay! There were 3 of us and my dog on a road trip, we got there after hours in the winter, and getting settled was a breeze. The room was very comfortable, and they made sure it was warm and left the light on for us. Would absolutely stay here again! read more