We were driving from Capitol Reef to Bryce and saw this perched on the hill with a good view and…read morepulled off. Great vibe and windows with a view. My husband got a cappuccino and I got one of the best darn blackberry muffins - loads of blackberries and not too sweet. I had a few bites and saved the rest for after a day at Zion. A few bakery items; not really a place for a meal - good for a sweet snack. Prices were reasonable considering the view. One bathroom, so you might need to wait. There is handicap parking closer to the coffee house and upper level parking where you walk down stairs.

Fun little place in the middle of nowhere. We had to stop because we had seen it on instagram when…read morewe were planning our trip to Calf Creek Falls . The view from almost every window was beautiful but the patio was stunning. We enjoyed our espresso and the desserts were really good especially the lemon bar. You stand in line to order but they bring your order to your table. The staff was friendly and professional. And the patio was pet friendly.

I noticed there were no current Yelp reviews. So as a public service, here you go…read more This is an old school house turned B and B. We were on the 2nd floor because the first floor room only slept two adults and we had three. That first floor room is ADA friendly. I believe there are about 10 rooms in the entire building. All have different names related to a school setting. There was an interesting front door policy but for the sake of safety I won't write about it. We stayed in the Arithmetic Room. It was clean and ready upon our arrival. We arrived one hour early and were unable to check into our room??? So we went in search of food. It was slim pickings for sure. Torrey is a sleepy town. Many establishments open at 8:00 am and close by 3:00 pm. Some places are closed In the middle of the week. I wish I'd known this before booking a room. Our room was really two rooms with a Jack and Jill bathroom. The decor was what you'd expect in an antique-vibe establishment. As far as beds and pillows, the pillows were too hard for our liking. My mom and I woke up with stiff necks and headaches after the first night. We did check out all the pillows on the other beds and found two that were softer. The actual beds were great. The bathroom was not ADA equipped and was not marketed as such. My mom had a difficult time using that bathroom. We had an excursion that first morning and were being picked up at 7:00 am. Since breakfast is served at 8:30, there would be no breakfast for us. When I informed the owner of this, no other provisions were offered. We were not offered coffee, which ended up being Folgers anyway so no loss there. We were not offered any kind of small snack etc. I even texted the owner the evening of our first night to remind her that we would not be around for breakfast. We were the ONLY party staying at the facility this first night and I wanted to ensure that breakfast was not cooked and wasted due to our absence. In the name of customer service, I was hoping we could grab coffee or tea and a snack and then head out for our excursion. Unfortunately, none were offered. The grounds are well manicured. It is a lot of work to maintain these gardens which were beautiful. My friend is an avid gardner and explained the various varieties of flowers, plants, and shrubs. A deer hung out in the gardens that first day. It's a very serene setting. We had two tv's in our rooms and could pull up Prime, Netflix, etc and watch just about any type of program. We did get breakfast today. It was pretty amazing. We were served gluten free banana crepe/pancakes, cantaloupe, grapes, grass fed beef sausage, poached egg with cheddar cheese and condiments like strawberries and yogurt for the pancakes. Canadian maple syrup was also served. Anyway, I gave this BnB a 3 because we did not feel very welcomed the first two days. We seriously did not see anyone on that first day after that initial meet with the owner around 2:00 pm. We were not asked yesterday about how we slept, were we comfortable, did we need anything etc. In fact, we didn't see anyone yesterday either. Today seemed more welcoming. Just fyi, If you sway more toward the liberal side of life, you will love it here. Here's your sign.

Loved this Bed and Breakfast! We stayed in the Moenkopi Room and loved it! We had a beautiful view…read moreand a lovely room. The room was clean and ready when we arrived (the pull out bed was even made and ready for the third person in our group). The property has plenty of history! Built in the early 1900s. Butch Cassidy and his gang attended events there when it was being used as a dance hall. They have pictues on the main floor of classes that attended school there. Breakfast was loved by all who stayed there. Everyone we spoke to loved their stayed and raved about the morning breakfast! The breakfast is organic and delicious. As you make your way down the stairs toward the main room you are greated by the sound of music coming from the grand piano (player piano). We plan to visit the area again and the Torrey Schoolhouse Bed and Breakfast will definitely be part of the trip!

We were very pleased with our stay at the Rainbow Country B&B. Catherine and Clark were wonderful…read morehosts who provided us with a wealth of great information about the area. Our room was very comfortable and clean. The homemade breakfast was among the best I have had at B&B's. This is a great choice if you are looking for a comfortable quite and friendly place to stay in Escalante.

Catherine & Clark are truly incredible hosts and offer a bed & breakfast that feels like home. I…read morehad car trouble while in Escalante, & they were so kind & helpful. Breakfast was delicious, the room was comfortable, & they are truly wonderful people full of in depth knowledge about the area! Definitely coming back next time I'm in Escalante

This was a very cool drive. We traveled from our hotel in Loa, Utah and drove the the visitor…read morecenter. The views from the road were beautiful. In one point the road is very high up with shear cliffs overlooking the vast Grand Staircase area. Getting there the road goes through a wooded area where you go up and up. I think the temperture went down 20 degrees at the top, It was a cool windy road. Also when they say there are free range cows, there are free range cows. We came around a windy bend and there stood a cow. The visitor center for the Staircase isnt very large but we could get our national monument stamp and look at a few of the displays. There isnt anywhere to stop along this road if you need to use a rest room. So plan ahead. There are plenty of places to stop for pictures.

The rooms are decently managed and okay if you don't get in the way of inn keeper. He is impatient,…read moreill tempered and hates being disturbed. He is not a people's person and he doesn't have business sense, which confuses me why he is doing this. Unfortunately this is a small town, with limited options.

awesome, a little off the beaten path to stay!! Great host…read moreand very nice bed and breakfast!! Perfect for a night or even longer as a base for Escalante / Bryce Canyon adventures!

Upon arrival, I felt like family. Absolutely stunning location with a laid back vibe. The rooms are…read morebeautiful including the lobby. Such amazing touches throughout. The location is perfect to take advantage of the plethora of activities near by. The attached restaurant North Creek Grill is worth a visit. Highly recommend, it's a gem of a location!

We recently spent a delightful two nights at the family owned and operated Bullberry Inn. Owners…read moreJoe and Emily are gracious, engaging, and very accomodating. Instead of having Emily's gourmet pancakes or waffles, which my husband loved, I requested egg whites and slice of whole wheat toast and iced coffee With nonfat milk! They provided all with a smile instead of an eye roll. Felt spoiled and grateful. Emily and Joe are loving parent to 3 sons and have a menagerie of indoor and outdoor farm pets! All adding to the charm of the place. The bedroom was small but comfortable and very clean. Parking is great. The best part was having conversations with this couple and learning how they juggle their many activities and responsibilities. They are awesome.

We had a wonderful stay after visiting Bryce Canyon all afternoon in the cold snow. The room was…read morecozy and the bed was very comfortable to able. Emily was so welcoming and made us a delicious breakfast with wonderful coffee. Highly recommend!

Our stay at DreamKatchers Bed and Breakfast was nothing short of amazing! Eric our host was so…read moreattentive friendly and kind. After looking at the Page AZ hotels I wasn't too keen on staying in any of them which is when I came across DreamKatchers. It's a very comfortable stay with a rooftop hot tub to unwind after hiking and adventuring. After having a very comfortable nights rest we got to have an amazing breakfast made by Eric. If you have the chance to stay here highly recommend!

We cannot say enough about the warm hospitality we experienced during our recent stay at this…read morewonderful Bed & Breakfast. From the moment we arrived, we felt truly welcomed and at home. Eric was gracious and thoughtful and made our visit so memorable. Our room was comfortable and decorated beautifully with every detail well thought out. From the charging strip to the grab bar outside the shower, to the soft side coolers and ice packs, Eric seemed to have anticipated every little thing we could possibly need. The rooftop deck over the garage offered the perfect spot for stargazing at the end of a long day of traveling. And then there were the incredibly delicious breakfasts that rivaled any 5-star restaurant we've eaten at! This was the perfect place to stay on our journey and Eric was the quintessential host.

Red Rock Ranch Escalante is one of your best lodging choices in Escalante Utah…read more The Red Rock Ranch is a log home on 3-acres of land, located in the town of Escalante Utah. People come from all across the US, to experience the rugged beauty of the Grand Staircase - Escalante. Located in the heart of the Dixie National Forest, the RRR is nestled at the edge of town on historic Highway 12, between Bryce Canyon and Capital Reef National Parks. It's the perfect location for a high-impact, out-doors adventure, as well as relaxing vacation-time away with family and friends! This non-smoking, family cabin, is a 2,500 square foot log home with five bedrooms, sleeps 12; and has three and one-half bathrooms. It boasts a gourmet kitchen with a large dining area that seats 12. Three family rooms on 3 finished levels, and a bonus loft for the kids allow plenty of room to spread out. The Red Rock Ranch is completely furnished and ready for relaxation and serious hiking. For additional details please visit our website at: http://redrockranchescalante.com/ For more about hiking the Grand-Staircase Escalante area, visit my blog at: http://redrockranchescalante.blogspot.com/

My wife and I spent one night at the Muley Twist Inn and it won't be our last. Penny is a wonderful…read moreinn keeper, gracious and welcoming. The rooms were clean and comfortable and well stocked. Our breakfast was delicious and cooked to perfection!! We welcomed the rest from the city lights and noise. There really is no great place to enjoy the red rocks of southern Utah than in Wayne County.

The Muley Twist Inn was an absolute delight for my wife and me. Penny was the most gracious…read morehostess. Her home was immaculate, perfectly appointed with intetesting art, photos and furniture and surrounded with exquisite views. We woke to the the smell of blueberry muffins snd great coffee. Breakfast was between 7:30 and 9:00 and when we arrived she prepared us delicious pancakes with sausage and fresh fruit. Penny is very knowledgeable about the area. She recommended a good restaurant for us to dine in Torrey. The next day we were off to Tropic and she gave us a good recommendation for coffee along the way, KivaKoffeHouse, and an excellent restaurant in Tropic. I would highly recommend this to anyone looking for a good stopover between Moab and Bryce Canyon