Fascinating, incredible, breathtaking, relaxing, reflecting, awe inspiring, tranquility, soothing!…read moreThat's not just referencing Bryce National Park, but Under Canvas Bryce Canyon compound in its entirety! This was our first time glamping, and I've got to say, not having to pitch your own tent, being able to stand upright in it, having your own shower, space to walk around in, toilet, seating, shower and sink, porch with chairs, with a real bed and not a sleeping bag makes for a great outdoor experience! Especially as you get older and you're looking for the outdoor experience without the drudgery, inconveniences and potential painstaking process. The DarkSky environment is also conducive to serenity, peace of mind and relaxation with an unadulterated view of the stars that's unimaginable until you experience it for yourself. Even more so, if you book the stargazing tent with an incredible clear canopy where when you rest your head on the pillow, looking up, and all you see are the galaxies in all its marvelous splendor, and then some! Here you don't count sheep, count the stars. With the amenities of dining on premises (pretty darn good food by the way), fire pits and s'mores, live music, hiking paths, it all builds up to be a wonderful adventure. Just a few minutes from Bryce Canyon National Park, Bryce Canyon City and Tropic, UT, gives you a chance to gas up, eat up and wander around these small towns. You're also a short distance from some of the most fantastic natural wonders Utah has to offer. Like Grand Staircase Escalante, Natural Bridge, Red Sands and more. All the amenities here are top notch, the concierge service is great, the service is fantastic, surprisingly fantastic meals and the staff are as excellent as you would find in any top-rated hotel. It's a fantastic hotel in nature and under the stars! Two words of advice, be aware you are going to be at about 8,000 feet above sea level, breathing does become a little more difficult, especially for us older folk and we with heart conditions - be aware of your limitations. And, as you approach Under Canvass' last few miles, watch for cattle, as all the area enroute to the site is free range, open grazing. That said, my wife and I had an extraordinary few days there, and we're happy with the experience. We definitely got turned on to the glamping experience - thankyou Under Canvass, for an outstanding job and such a marvelous time.

We booked the Deluxe Tent and it was perfect and tastefully decorated! The bed, linens and other…read morefurniture were so nice and luxurious. The bathroom was well equipped with towels and toiletries. The balcony was perfect for the hours that we spent under the stars. The food was amazing and the s'mores service was a very nice touch. They even provided blankets. Great breakfast and strong coffee to start our day of hiking. Very rustic and very spotty internet which was a good thing. It really helped me to unplug. No electricity in the tents but they have portable chargers for the phones and lamps. There's a wood burning furnace for heat. The staff were incredibly helpful and made our stay as comfortable as possible. I'll definitely book again and I highly recommend Under Canvas in Bryce Canyon. It's not inside the park but it's not too far.

Nice quiet RV park undergoing extensive maintenance and clean up. Reasonably priced and great…read morelocation to town Bryce National Park.

It is old and rundown. It was a KOA at one time and has never been updated since. There was a…read morebunch of miscellaneous vehicles around. There is a junk trailer house on the property. Bathrooms were marginal. Not very clean. They did have running water. No office. Cheap to stay because of the condition of the park

I read the reviews on the Penguin house which led me to make a reservation for our crew that was…read morecoming in from California. I reserved three rooms for six adults. The reservations were so simple plus, picking up the key to our room was even easier than ever checking into a hotel. The rooms were super clean, we stayed in the newer part of the establishment, which is the barn. My sister-in-law and sister gave me a hard time because they thought the barn meant something different. To their surprise, they love the place!! We stayed tonight so we got to enjoy the yummy breakfast. We'll definitely be back.

This bed and breakfast is amazing. I would stay there again in a heartbeat! It's clean, has a homey…read morefeel to it, the food is good and the sack lunches were yummy!

Stayed here a couple of months ago to go fishing. Owner was awesome. Room was great. 2 bedroom…read moresuite with full kitchen. 49.00 a night. RV and boat parking. Very accommodating.

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.

Beautiful place, excellent hosts, and a terrific jumping off point for many spots in the area. We…read morewould stay here again in a heartbeat.

Made a reservation for 4-3-15 thru 4-7-25 and now we fond out they are closed. We .ever heard from…read morethem, their phone is disconnected and we never got an email saying anything was wrong.

I quite enjoyed my stay at this little renovated motel! I was only there for one night but it had…read moreeverything I needed - a HUGE and VERY comfortable king size bed, some cutlery, a fridge/microwave, and a clean shower with hot water. The large window that looks out toward a large field and the mountains (red canyon's west side) is also nice. There is a smart TV, you do have to log in to your own streaming services if you want to watch there. And take note - on arrival, your appliances will probably not be plugged in (they shouldn't be, it's part of the checkout instructions to unplug when you leave, which I found out when leaving but didn't know when arriving!). If you notice nothing is on/turning on, check the master wall plug and just push it in. Also - plenty of parking here, easy to find, and they do in fact have a little fire pit area in the very front which faces the street. I didn't use it, but could be nice to sit around with a group on a chilly night.

Came in April 2026. I think only two or three other rooms were booked. It was a cold night but I…read moredidn't need heating. Room and parking lot was clean. Self checkin was easy. It has some remodel but does still has some quirks of an old property. The town of Panguitch is has many motels but this one has a better online presence. Sheets were comfortable. I appreciated the pour over coffee. Shower was plenty hot, though the bathroom is tight for American standards. Great view out the back of the mountains.

You get your own cute cabin with a porch. Rooms are well appointed, all wood and cabin feeling…read more Newer construction means that the shower is new, clean, good water pressure and has its own water heater. In room climate control works great. Beds comfortable. Nice people at the front desk. I like that you can walk around in the downtown and get a great dinner, shop and walk back to your cabin. FYI, it's a super tiny downtown with exactly nothing going on at all unless it's summer. We were here as a family vacation to national parks.

We were delightfully surprised with this great overnight spot on our road trip. We had stayed in…read morelarge, name-brand, and expensive lodging and felt slightly nervous pulling into the driveway on Main Street in downtown. The private log cabins were charming; well decorated, nicely appointed, and very comfortable. Cait at the front desk was very sweet and welcoming. One small caveat: There was only 1 restaurant downtown open for dinner on Sunday. We were there 6/26 and they had only been open for 3 weeks.