Bryce has so much to do. The views are Epic and there are great guides all around. They have tours for all levels of excitement that you may bee looking for. read more

Bryce Valley Lodging - Scenic views - Hotels Near Me - Tropic, Utah

The neatly lined rows of cabins stand at alert ready for their respective guests. I got lucky as my cabin had the only concrete parking pad as the rest of the property is crunchy gravel. I wondered why I was treated so special but I later realized that I was the only guest during the weekdays. If you're thinking Bryce Valley Lodging may be perfect for your glamping desires, think again. These cabins are on the rustic side. My air conditioner struggled to keep up, my lampshade had a burn hole, the shower came with written instructions to turn on the water, and housekeeping isn't as good as it could be. All of that is just fine with me. At night, this town is dead quiet and stars in the sky shine brilliantly here. I'd definitely make Tropic and Bryce Valley Lodging my base during more visits to this area. read more

Bryce Valley Lodging - Hotels Near Me - Tropic, Utah

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Maybe we were just cursed with the worst cabin on the property, but disappointed is putting it nicely. It was dirty with toothpaste splatters all around the sink and walls surrounding the sink. The musty smell in the cabin was the least of our worries. The front window did not lock. The smoke detector was hanging on by a thread and didn't seem to be functioning. There was a dirty coffee maker but no cups to use. Some cabins had a bench or a few chairs on the porch. Ours had nothing but a big hole in the deck which was a tripping hazard. The front door looked like it had been kicked in repeatedly. If this was a 60 dollar per night stay I would not complain, but for two nights it was almost 400 dollars. I would rather sleep in my car than stay here again. read more

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Bryce Valley Lodging is conveniently located about 20 min away from Bryce National Park, with a small shopping plaza across the street which features restaurants and a convenient store. We chose Bryce Valley Lodging primarily because of the price, and also the privacy of having your own cabin. The cabin doesn't have a whole lot of features/amenities inside, but it has all your necessities like a bed, a seating area, microwave, mini fridge, and a cozy bathroom with a standing shower (I mean... What else do you really need). The cabin was clean, well-kept. Bedding and towels were freshly laundered as well. You also get this nice piney/Woody smell inside that just enhances your whole cabin experience. We only stayed one night but our experience was extremely pleasant, and we would definitely come back for our next visit. read more

Bryce Valley Lodging - Front entrance of the private cabin - Hotels Near Me - Tropic, Utah

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A wonderful little escape from the world during my stay in Tropic and just about a 10-15min drive to Bryce Canyon. ~Reservation~ I booked online through a third party website and when I arrived, my keys were ready for me. I did not have any troubles with my reservation. ~Cabin~ Parking is easy as you just pull up next to your assigned unit. When I entered, my cabin was clean, neat and ready for my stay. Loved the wooden interior, was on par with the theme of being among the mountains. -- Amenities: they provide toiletries and towels as well as a microwave and fridge which proved to be very useful during my stay. There is also a coffeemaker with styrofoam cups provided however there were no filters or coffee beans so I was unable to use it. There is an AC unit that allows for heating as well, ceiling fan, hairdryer, a Roku TV with cable and apps like Netflix that you can sign into. There is also wifi provided which was a bit of an issue for me on my phone however it was okay on my laptop. Bathrooms were clean and there was hot water for showers which is a must for me. --Room: I had the King bed which was comfortable and there was also a small desk with chairs that I used to for eating and working on. ~Area~ The surrounding area is quaint and quiet. There are other lodging properties nearby. Theres a general store right across the street as well as a gas station. Two big things for me was a great coffee shop and a delicious bbq place all within walking distance. Overall, I would definitely come here again as it was the perfect place to stay while hiking in Bryce and I am very glad to have found it! I recommend this to anyone looking for a getaway to Bryce Canyon. read more

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Surprise surprise surprise. You won't expect such an awesome amenities as per the price. Nicely built with well themed interior. Enough body heating blowers with microwave fridge and toiletries. Lot of towels. They have internet connection but issues in speed and connections. Must recommended while visiting Bryce Canyon. read more

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Nice small cabins near Bryce. Simple check in and check out, clean space, no complaints and no standouts. Exactly when we needed!

Beds or ok and cabin will do the truck. They have Continental breakfast but not until 8am. This is a huge turn off for me. I am grateful they offer it but we are in Utah where a lot of visitors want to hit the road before the crowds and heat to start a long hike. All other places started at 6am. And the ice machine is broken.... probably forever read more

I was ok (maybe 3.5 to 4 star) with the cabin until we had no hot water the second day when we came back from a full day hike and trail ride. It was about 10 pm and no sign of hot water. I wonder if it was a rush hour when everyone showers or what. There was not any after hour number to call and the office was closed by then. I waited until 11 to see if the water will be back. But no luck. So I had to either go to bed with all the dust and smell or take cold water shower. I picked the latter one. It was not fun in early spring. I think even an early warning such as don't wait until 10 to shower would have helped us. Oh by the way, I normally try not to put negative review to anyone. So I am feeling horrible writing this. Hopefully the management will take this in a good way and make some changes. read more

Doesn't look like much but is SO adorable inside. I was very pleasantly surprised. The beds were super comfortable and the room was very clean. My only complaints would be that the tv remote doesn't really work. Not a big deal as we were hiking mostly. Second, the toilet was not secure and would shift every time we sat down, making a loud thump. ‍ read more

Bryce Valley Lodging - 2 full bed cabin - Hotels Near Me - Tropic, Utah

Perfect for two hikers wanting a full immersion experience at an affordable price. The cabin was very cozy and had all of the necessities, but nothing fancy - shower, sink outside the bathroom, coffee pot with coffee, hair dryer, tv and wifi. Perfect location that puts you right across the street from the only grocery store and coffee shop, but you also get a fantastic view from your little balcony. I also liked this place for the location in proximity to Bryce Canyon Park. You are far enough away from tourists, but only about 15 min away from the park entrance. You are also near some other great hikes, outside the park. read more

Bryce Valley Lodging - Morning view from patio. - Hotels Near Me - Tropic, Utah

Great find! Traveling to a popular spot on Labor Day weekend can mean doom when it comes to finding suitable lodging, but we got lucky! I found the place by chance and as it turns out that they have recently relocated and are expanding. We got one of the new cabins and it was very close to perfect. The place is less than ten miles from Bryce and close to restaurants, grocery stores and gas. We loved our stay here. read more

Bryce Valley Lodging - Hotels Near Me - Tropic, Utah

Quiet as a tomb! Simple accommodations. New carpet. WiFi signal was strong. Good value for the money.

Wow what a steal. My sister and I have been on a two week road trip through all of the national parks. We had reorganized part of our trip so we canceled our hotel in Zion and found this place on booking.com. We weren't sure what to expect especially when we called to let them know we would be in late. Their voice mail didn't say the name of their business so I wasn't sure if I had the right number. I left a message anyway and they called back within minutes. He advised me that they didn't have a sign yet but that they were across the street from Clarke's. When we got here I realized they had literally just opened. The people running the place are a sweet young couple with a baby. The cabins had all clearly just been built and are so charming! The cabin we were in (cabin 3) had two queen beds and plenty of room for a pack and play or portable crib. The cabin was extremely spacious. The beds had these beautiful quilts and cozy fuzzy blankets. The room had a coffee pot with Folgers. It also came equipped with a fridge and microwave. The beds were super comfortable and the temperature was easy to control. The furniture was clearly just made and was cute. We fell in love with this charming place and will definitely stay here again. read more

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The only good thing about this place was it's location. The beds were worn out, the floor was filthy and the only storage space was on the bed. We tried using one bed for storage and one for sleeping but it was impossible with the bed springs sticking into our backs. So we ended up each sleeping in the middle of separate beds with our own luggage. Not an ideal arrangement. Cabin number 9. read more

Stayed 1 night in April. Wonderful having our own private cabin. Staff was so accommodating. Will stay again if ever in the vicinity. read more

Cute, but for this location, the price could be lowered a bit. Nice community. We stayed in cabin 4, which we found out was one of the newer models just put in within the last year. We had 2 queen sized beds, a clean shower, a clean toilet, air conditioner, television, and a fresh pine scent. We do recommend it. read more

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We had reservations at Bryce Valley Lodging for early October.There was no down payment required. A few days before our trip, we had a family emergency and we had to change our plans. I was able to rebook all other hotels and the airline....giving each over 72 hours notice. Bryce Valley Lodging charged us full price. I sent a letter to them explaining the situation and, not only did we not receive a refund or credit, they never bothered to even answer my letter. We were able to complete our trip in November and stayed at the other hotels that we had re-booked at. I would never stay at Bryce Valley Lodging due to their lack of customer service and care. Also, the lodge we stayed at turned out to be in a better location. read more

Nice quiet cabins with comfortable beds. Reasonable sized for a family of 3-4 if kids are younger. Super convenient with Clarkes General Store, gas station and restaurant right across the street, and best of all reasonable priced with a nice young couple running the place. The place is fairly new and growing with their completion of 6new Cabins just this week. Simply adorned but quite comfortable, these cabins were perfect for us. Made our booking online and they actually text us the day before we arrived to confirm our arrival time. Since our timing was up in the air, I text back our ETA then updated when we ran late, and they responded back much more like a B&B than a hotel. Check-in was really straightforward and they emailed my receipt so no paper was wasted. Overall, it was a great stay and only about 15 mins from the gate of Bryce Canyon national park. Way better deal than the regional hotels. We actually hope to come back again! read more

I originally booked for their other location Bryce Point Lodge. They closed it for the season and moved me to Bryce Valley Lodging. Was not too happy at first moving from a motel type set up to a cabin. Turned out to be really good. Had a whole place to myself and didn't have to worry about bothering people next door. I can't comment on service or anything. I was out most of the day during my stay. Room was clean and comfortable. Heater worked well and shower was good. Would stay again for under $60 a night. read more

This is such a charming place to stay! Everything was very clean and the staff were very welcoming. It is a short drive to Bryce Canyon and the price was extremely reasonable. The town is small but cute, with a couple of restaurants, a cafe, and a small general store. Overall we were very pleased with our stay, but the only downside was that the WiFi was extremely spotty and dropped the connection all the time. read more

Nice! No complaints ... We found this place to be fantastic. It had a ceiling fan and a light overhead. Comfy beds with USB charging (for iPhone/iPad) clock. Wall mounted flat panel big LCD TV. Parking literally 5 feet from your front door to your cabin. All for a low price. Don't mess around and just stay here. read more

These are the cutest little cabins! They were super clean, very comfortable, and conveniently located across the street from a grocery store. I will definitely stay here again if I am ever back in the area! read more

Pretty cool place , you get your own one bedroom cabin we had #18 , they were building six more while we stayed for 2 nights, the young man who checked us in was very nice , short walk to see sheep turkeys horses and beautiful sunset , our room had 1 Queen bed so keep that in mind if you like more room . For $100 a night not bad , side note if you want to eat eat at the Rustler s restaurant across the street , short drive to Bryce read more

The cabins are cute and fairly new. It was convenient to be able to park right next to the building. Our view was across the excavation for another cottage to be built and out to the main road and the scenic mountains beyond. The rooms were knotty pine rustic and attractively decorated. The refrigerator, microwave and wi-fi were welcome appointments. But how very deceiving an initial impression can be! When I opened the bed I found a very thin flat sheet laid directly on the mattress. Huh? No mattress pad! Yuk! Now I became rather concerned about the level of housekeeping in the cabin. So I pulled off the pillowcase from the very thin and cheap pillow. No pillow cover here and a quite unappealing dark hair and yellow stains! (Check out my photos related to my negative comments.) Fortunately we had some blankets in the car to lay over the sheet and we put towels over the pillows. But the ickiness didn't end there. Take a look at my photo of the faucets and the toilet. There was a soft crustiness around the base of the faucet, which was not a hard mineral deposit, as I easily rubbed it away from a section just with my thumb and a wet tissue. The seat area of the toilet was clean, but the base of the bowl had been ignored by housekeeping for awhile, and showed a serious layer of dirt. The toilet seat was too small for the bowl, and the bowl rocked because it wasn't securely bolted to the floor. We had to crack the window open to the May night temperature in the 40's, as there was no exhaust fan. And the heater/AC set to heating cycled on and off every five minutes, so eventually we had to just turn it off in order to sleep. I would hope and expect there must be better accommodations in the area. I would strongly suggest looking elsewhere for a room and staying here only if your sole other choice is sleeping in your vehicle. read more

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My S/O and I planned a trip to Bryce Canyon for thanksgiving. We initially wanted to stay at the Ruby Inn but thought something more local and quaint would be fun and less costly. Alas! It was not! On our way from Salt Lake, we hit a huge snow storm and were forced to drive 25 miles per hour along 1-15 for what seemed to be 3 hours. We tried to muster up the courage and confidence to continue all the way to Tropic, Utah to make our reservation at Bryce Valley Lodging. Unfortunately, we had to stop and stay in Beaver as the weather got worse. In calling Bryce Valley Lodging to let them know that we were unable to make our reservation that night due to the storm, the guy assured us that he would cancel our reservation for the night while sounding somewhat mad about it. Feeling good about not driving the rest of the way, we drove to Tropic and checked into our cabin the next day. In order to clear the air, my S/O spoke with the guy about charging us and asked if they could split it and pay the difference. The guy informed us that they weren't sure if they were going to charge us but it was possible they wouldn't. I was hopefully that these people would be understanding and would try and compromise with us so we both wouldn't be totally put out. Upon checking into our cabin, we were immediately overcome with the constant sound of construction going on right in front of us. We could neither open the blinds nor the windows for lack of privacy. In addition, the cabins are located on a gravel parking lot off the side of the main highway with little views. And though it may not seem like a big deal, especially if you're in the comfort of your own house, the beds had a flat sheet on the mattress instead of a fitted so we were constantly sleeping on the bare mattress during the night. After leaving this place, we found out we were charged for the "canceled" reservation and when we tried to contact the place, got no response. The whole time we kept thinking how much we regretted not staying at the Ruby Inn. I'd like to think I'm a fairly understanding person as a young adult who works as a server. I've encountered numerous customers who come in with a bad attitude and look for something to complain about and I also know that sometimes a business can be misunderstood based on an isolated experience. Yet this is ridiculous. There is a total lack of communication and customer service in addition to the sub-par facilities and surroundings. What happened to honesty, human understanding, and integrity? This place is just down right sad and depressing. There goes $80 I'll probably never get back. Thanks! read more