Last minute booking meant little options but the high priced lodge. Like all Park Lodges overpriced and worked by minimum paid and minimum customer service help. Typical government a management and efficiencies. You can't beat the location and saving 30' of valuable time if you want to see sunrise or night star shots. The rooms were barebones, rustic decorated and clean and the complementary buffet breakfast was better than expected. I'd stay here again even at this price for the location and convenience. read more

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Great location outside of the Bruce Canyon National Park entrance. The rooms were comfortable though a little dated. Check in was quick and the staff was friendly. There's an ice machine on site. Parking was available infront of each room. We did come back late to our room one night and there were no parking spaces available so we had to park by the office area. The complimentary buffet breakfast at the Ebenezar restaurant next door was ok. Watery scrambled eggs and salty sausages with cereal, muffins, toasts, coffee, yogurt, apples, and oranges. But hey, it's free! read more

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Not get double charged -two different priced bills for a one night stay. We booked on booking.com and they charged us through booking.com and again through the lodge. We called and they would not rectify the issue saying we stayed two nights when we only stayed one! Main resort across the street about a mile away (walking/drive). Just a motel style two story bunch of buildings on the other side of a busy road no amenities on this side only on the Ruby's Inn side (main lodge/hotel with attached restaurant, pool, gym, jacuzzi, shop). Wish they were more clear and didn't have misleading pictures without clarification on their website. Also we were forced to end our day early at Lake Powell (kayaking) because we were notified the day of check in no one would be at the resort to give us a key after 10pm, if we weren't there by 10p we'd have no access to a room we paid for. When previously we told them we'd be arriving late and it wasn't an issue. read more

Reading the mix reviews made me think ok this is one I have to experience myself. Yes the hotel is old ,out dated and needs upgrading. The bed wasn't the worst I've slept in but we did rest. The bathroom is old and needs updating but shower pressure was good. No it's not the worst. Customer service was ok. If you just need a place to sleep while visiting Bryce then ya it's a good place. You can hop on the shuttles and go up to Bryce really easy, If you are coming to experience a nice hotel this isn't it. You do get free breakfast buffet across the street at rubys inn. It's a decent breakfast. If you just want coffee go to Tropics they have a nice coffee shop there. read more

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We were very happy with our one night stay on a Sunday night in April. We parked and checked in at the office building before driving over to our room. Check in was fast and easy since they had everything already prepared and labeled (room keys, map). They charged a $25 deposit to my credit card. There was plenty of parking right outside the room. Our room had 2 queen beds, a fridge, microwave, TV (that you can cast to from your phone), plenty of towels, and toiletries. The water pressure was amazing in the shower and the water was hot immediately. There is no heating in the room but our bathroom did have a heat lamp. The room remained at a comfortable temperature despite the outside temperature dropping to 33°F overnight. The beds were comfortable and although you can hear some activity outside and from your neighbors, everyone was respectful and quiet. A continental breakfast buffet for two at Ebenezer's was included. They had toast, croissants, scrambled eggs, sausage, cereal, oatmeal, and more. There was also packaged milk, yogurt, and juice, in addition to coffee. Everything was clean, comfortable, and above expectations for the $100 total we paid. I loved the express check out option where can you reply to the email they send when you're leaving and just go! Just 10 minutes from Bryce Canyon - highly, highly recommend! read more

This hotel did what it needed to, served as a resting point between hiking trips. It was a decent room with comfy beds, and good waster pressure in the shower. Checking in was quick, and the two ladies at the front were very welcoming. Not only were they friendly with guests coming in, but also with each other. It's nice to notice when co-workers get along and enjoy working together. The breakfast wasn't what I expected though, wish there was more to offer other than bagels and fruit but it was included, so we made it work. Would stay here again. read more

Lawwwd, if I could give this joint ZERO STARS, I would. Firstly, they cancelled our reservation. So when we went to check-in - they couldn't find it. After some time, they found it, but had to give us a 2-Queen room instead of the King we booked because they were "out of rooms". There's plenty of parking. When we entered the room, we found there was no mini fridge (deal breaker when traveling with a 1-year old) even though it comes with the room. It was pretty outdated and dirty, and I've stayed in some cheap hotels. I'm ok with outdated as long as it's clean. There was some splooge on the bed and like... I don't even know - like someone ate oreos and left crumbs on one of the beds. I doubt it was oreo crumbs. lol And then the light switch... didn't even have a switch! How were we supposed to turn on the light?! We called to ask to switch rooms. After some more wasted time - apparently, they do have other rooms... We entered that one and this musty/cleaner/old cologne smell permeated the room that it was still lingering in my nose 15mins after we left. Thankfully, they let us cancel. We stayed at the hotel across the lot. We would not return. FOR SURE. Yelp 2021 Challenge: 18/40 read more

Technically a hotel because i got a room with a bed, a bathroom, and a locking door, but what a miserable experience. The blankets on the beds are paper thin, and nights can be pretty chilly there even in the summer. There are no spare blankets available in the room, so if you run cold your choices are 1) freeze, or 2) turn on the heater that's about as loud as a jet engine. (Bonus: if you run warm, the A/C is also incredibly loud.) ...but at least the heater noise covers for the fact that you can hear every single thing happening in the neighboring rooms. You'll know the toilet habits of complete strangers. The breakfast buffet was also awful, with toasters that jam constantly, inedibly dry muffins, and coffee that could probably strip paint, all served in a 'barn'-style restaurant with Christian-country music playing from the speakers. Stay anywhere else. Literally anywhere. read more

I usually only like doing good reviews.. but so much is wrong with this place I feel the need to warn others. Bathroom- The shower had mold and also didn't drain so had water up to my almost calves every night. No hot water one night for any of our showers.. too many people at once? Sink also did not drain. Floors- dirty and walked barefoot and feet turned black from just walking around. Gross. Pool- what pool? It's in another hotel across the street. This was a big let down because the only reason we booked was for the indoor pool for my mom who cannot walk far, so cannot hike due to bad knees and was looking forward to relaxing in the pool while my dad and I were out hiking. She didn't get to. Breakfast- absolute chaos. We went first thing in the morning and like a couple bus loads of people were also there and literally elbowing, cutting in line, and so freaking rude. This happened both mornings. Also- the food... not many choices for costing $10 extra for a person. Also did not have decaf coffee which is the only thing my mom can drink. Staff- gave barely minimum effort. I felt like I couldn't ask anything because the first check in guy made me feel like an idiot when I asked question about breakfast. I also got several emails with other guests names. I had to go in and have it all corrected and they replied with it happens cause we have lots of screens up at once. Oh and no elevator and we were put on the second floor even though my mom is in a wheelchair so that was great and hard on the stairs to get her up and down. read more

Terrible service. Tvs don't work. I brought it up to the front desk and Trisha said I should've seen a paper that was off to the side stating that the TVs were being upgraded and had limited functionality. She didn't even point out that when we checked in and acted as if it was our fault for not reading the paper on the desk. Trisha was extremely rude. This was on June 29 to June 30th 2023 around 7:30PM read more

We stayed here for 2 nights while touring the area. I wanted to stay inside the park, but that was full, and this was much less than the Best Westerns. We liked the hotel's proximity to Bryce Canyon National Park. The room was average. Nothing special about it; you could tell it had been a while since it had been updated. It did come with a free breakfast across the street, which was nice. It wasn't a bad hotel, it just wasn't especially good. Although not the best, it's good if you want to stay near Bryce without paying a ton ($70 less a night than the cheaper BW). read more

Pros: -Unbeatable location, just 5 minutes from Bryce Canyon NP. -Very affordable. -I accidentally left my watch in my room, and the staff kindly shipped it to me the day of. -Complimentary breakfast, which we had to go each day, was pretty good. It came with an egg burrito, fruit, granola bar, and a drink. -Rooms have ac/heat. Cons: -The beds are very old and loud. They creaked with each toss and turn. The pillows are also very flat and don't provide any support. -I can't be certain as to whether they washed the sheets. They smelled clean, but there were a couple small lipstick/makeup stains on the pillow covers. -There was no maid service. read more

7-21-21 Stayed in a room for 2 nights in building 2 on 2nd floor. There are no elevators so keep this in mind if you have heavy bags or any persons with limited mobility. Our room was ok, outdated. The floor for the bathroom/sink was uneven, paint peeling off walls in bathroom and our tub filled up with every shower taking forever to drain. The breakfast is a short walk in Ebenezers restaurant which consisted of cold hard boiled eggs, muffins and small danishes, yogurt, apples bananas oranges, toast, croissants, flavored oatmeal packs and milk & cereal. Not the best selection before heading into the park for a day of hiking. Also their beverages are from the soda machine & coffee or tea. For the price this was an ok stay. You can catch the shuttle into the park close by and the rodeo is right next door. Location is just a few minutes drive from Bryce entrance and close enough that we ate dinner in Tropic. read more

Incompetent front of the house staff (made billing errors despite clear instructions) Interior: Out of date decor and beds whose creaking can wake up the upstairs neighbors. To be completely fair: the breakfast buffet is nicer than most, but there's no consistent use of masks by the waiting staffs read more

This hotel just needs some updates. It is a little old and the hotel rooms have a musty smell. Part of understands that after hiking all day you don't need a super clean place but at the same time you do want to feel comfortable. The pool is across the street in another hotel. It is an indoor pool which is nice. There were a lot of people in it and it gets pretty humid. With your stay you get to enjoy continental breakfast. This is your usual faire but there were hard boiled eggs. This continental breakfast is great for those looking to get a quick bite before hiking in the canyon! The hostess was fantastic and super helpful. read more

$80/night ($92 with tax) for 2 beds, which includes a hot breakfast for each guest at Ruby's across the street PLUS access to the indoor hot tub and swimming pool. WHAT A DEAL! For those complaining about a spot needing painting etc, you got a steal. It's a hotel; you aren't buying a home. Friendly staff, good food, at an amazing price. Highly recommended! The included breakfast buffet offers pancakes, delicious scrambled eggs, fruit, yogurt, sausage, potatoes, bagels, cereal, biscuits and white gravy, etc. The hot tub was nice after a long day of hiking. It's open until 10pm, As is the large indoor swimming pool. Out of all the hotels/motels we stayed at in Utah/Arizona/New Mexico during our family vacation, we wish more were like this place. Amazing price, and great included amenities. The room is your standard hotel room. read more

Blah! Only redeeming feature is its location. A place to lay my head close to park. That's it. Check-in staff were friendly.

Bryce View Lodge is your basic hotel that's perfect if you are just looking for a place to sleep and shower. It could use some remodeling as the hotel has a very old feel to it. However, the AC worked and we slept soundly although it can get loud in the morning. The rooms could use more pillows since they only provide some square ones to sleep on for each person. Breakfast was alright, there weren't too many options but I was able to make do with bread, cereal, and yogurt. It was fine for one night in Bryce Canyon! read more

We had room in building 3 on 2nd floor. Room was clean, stocked and had a fridge, breakfast was in the building next door, muffins, toasted, bagels, hard boiled eggs and cereal. Juice and coffee were also provided. Pool and hot tube across the street. Easy check in and also had ice maker outside. I would stay here again. Third of the price of the Best Western next door. We were here to explore Bryce Canyon for 2 days. Perfect place to sleep for the night. read more

Remembrance of Motel Sixes past. The people at this place were nice, but man, the room was a POS. There were flies everywhere! They gave us slips for free breakfast, but we went to the place they said it was good for (the Best Western) and were kicked out because the slip wasn't accepted there. Turns out it was good at a restaurant across the street, not the Best Western. I think they need to get their stories straight. This place is OK for a quick overnighter, but wouldn't stay here for very long. read more

Adequate, I guess. Beds are decent, rooms are reasonably clean. When the maids cleaned the room, rather than emptying the garbage they just left the bag on top of the dresser. Also, the plumbing is messed up so when you're taking a shower the water just randomly switches from nice and hot to freezing cold. My girlfriend's scream hit a decibel previously thought to not exist out of CenturyLink Field games and now I have a constant ringing in my ears. If I were to return (and Bryce Canyon itself is an amazing National Park) I wouldn't stay here. read more

Conveniently located in Bryce Canyon outside of the national park. The front office staff were very nice and friendly and steered us in the right direction for a dinner restaurant. Our room was comfortable and was equipped with a refrigerator, microwave and hair dryer. I was going to give this place five stars until I went to clean up something on the bathroom floor with a used washcloth, and after I rubbed it around with my foot and picked it up, it was black. Ick. They I looked more carefully at the floor and there was hair on it from a previous guest. They gave us a breakfast pass for 2 at Ebenezer's - part of the Ruby's complex located in the same parking lot. We walked over for breakfast and all they had was yogurt, cereal, fruit and croissants and toast. There was also juice and coffee. Nothing with protein except the yogurt and nothing hot. It wasn't exceedingly appealing. That being said, I would probably stay here again, even though I know the housekeeping isn't stellar, but I'd do a little more cleaning myself at the beginning of the stay. I say that because in comparison the the other accommodations besides the RV and camping sites, this was the most reasonably priced of all. You also have access to the pool across the highway at Ruby's Inn. read more

This was an Expedia fail. It had decent reviews online, and what was most appealing was the shuttle for Bryce stops right on the property. When we arrived, we were told the office wasn't open and we were directed to check in at the Best Western next door. We decided to go hike and come back. When we got back, the man that checked us in had the personality of a rock. Actually I like rocks, he had the personality of a nail. He was rude, and very short with us. I had known ahead of time that Bryce was still considering this time of year "winter" and most restaurants were still closed, I asked him if he had a list or a internet site that had a list of places that closed for the winter, he said no and basically Ruby's and Fosters were our only option for food. Gee, thanks for the help. Upon looking further into it, there were way more food options about a 15 minute drive away in Tropic. The room itself was very basic, which is fine, as long as it's clean and comfortable. Well, 1 out of two isn't bad, I guess? The pillows were like little square nuggets. The bed itself wasn't the worst, but wasn't the best. I noticed that the entry door needs some insulation or something around it, I could see sunlight through the crack around 3 sides. It got down into the 30's at night and I had a feeling we were gonna be feeling that air coming through the door. They didn't leave any extra pillows or blankets. And the AC/Heater that was wall mounted sucked. It was either boiling hot or freezing in the room. Our second night we had to ask for some blankets and pillows. The nice thing about this hotel is its directly outside the entrance to Bryce, and the park shuttle makes a stop right on property. My advice to future visitors, book a room in Tropic. It's about a 15 minute drive (a pretty one too) from Bryce. We ended up eating there almost every meal, and Tropic had the only coffee house in the area. They had a bunch of cute little cabins, that were the same price we paid for this dump. read more

This is the largest Best Western that I have stayed at. There is the main wing, which has interior rooms. And then there are five separate lodges with exterior rooms. The room is good. Unfortunately, it is a bit small for an average motel room. It is tight in the desk area and the area leading to the bathroom. Finally, this is the only Best Western that doesn't have free breakfast. read more

Well, we knew we had booked a "value" motel and had set our expectations accordingly but what we got when we arrived showed that the owners of this establishment (Ruby's Inn Inc) "value" very little. Bryce View Lodge is a set of 4 barracks style buildings that share a parking lot with a beautiful, newer Best Western. We arrived and tried to check in at the Bryce View Lodge Office and my traveling companion was told in a completely apathetic way that she would have to check in at the Best Western across the parking lot because she was going to dinner at 4:26 pm. Check in is at 4pm. Weird. So my buddy and I walk over to the Best Western to check in. BIG MISTAKE! Imagine yourself as Little Orphan Annie and you've just landed at the Warbucks Estate. Only you're not Annie, you're one of her scruffy friends that has to go back to Miss Hannigan's. We asked if we could move to their hotel and they said that we could until 4pm. 26 minutes to late, we asked what the cost difference would be and the answer was about 3 times what we had already paid. Looking at each other we silently decided to suck it up and stay with our original reservation. We were assigned 3 rooms. We arrive at the rooms and there are no TVs as advertised. Wait, sorry, just our room had no tv. I walk back over to the. Best Western to sort it out. After a bit of back and forth, I begin to ask questions about the amenities promised. The reservation said we could use the pool and continental breakfast at the Best Western across the street. But not here, across the street means across the highway at Ruby's Inn. Looking over my shoulder, I noticed a sign that said this hotel is owned by Ruby's Inn Inc. Now, my friends, this is where things start to get weirder. I asked them why, if Ruby's owns this and the lodge next door and the Inn across the street, why can't all of the properties use all of the amenities. I was told that Ruby's Inn Inc. owns EVERYTHING in Bryce Canyon City but all are managed by different companies. They seemed almost nervous talking about it and my marginally friendly encounter with the staff cooled perceptibly. Wondering inwardly if we had just wandered into some sort of cult or human trafficking situation I worried that these nice young people were suffering from Stockholm Syndrome. Should I corner one of them alone and pass them a note asking if they need help? Further investigation was needed. Back at the rooms, my door was already open? Our traveling horde began settling in and discovering the realities of our situation. The bedding appeared to be clean and well kept even if the pillows were less than satisfactory. There were plenty of towels and the room itself was clean but small. Arranging our gear became a game of Tetris. But we pressed on. The Lodge is a two floor edifice with the second floor walkway above the doors of the first floor. The support poles for the second floor walkway were recently painted but upon closer inspection were found to be riddled with fungus damage and rotted nearly through. I prayed silently for the safety of souls staying upstairs. Travel weary and a bit funky, a shower was in order. There was plenty of water and decent pressure, I was pleased. That was until I stepped out of the shower onto a Tic Tac. We had brought no Tic Tacs. I can only assume the mint belonged to the owner of the black hair in our towels and on the floor. She must be a pleasant sort, clean and minty fresh. I inwardly hoped she was ok. Was she a victim of the Ruby's vortex? We would never know. In need of some forgotten supplies I walked over to the now open Lodge office to ask where a pharmacy might be located. I was "greeted" and by greeted I mean she looked up at me from her pamphlet restocking. My query was answered with a curt "30 miles away in Panguitch. What do you need?" I answered her strangely personal question and was told I could find it at the general store across the highway. Ruby's General Store. My general sense of unease escalated. I returned to the office after my trip to the General Store to ask the woman if I could borrow her scissors to open one of my purchases. After a contemplative, possibly suspicious moment, she slid the scissors slowly across the counter, blades first. Was she fearful of her safety or mine.....? On my way back to my room, I started singing Hotel California". "You can check in but you can never leave...." I thought again about Tic Tac girl. We stayed 2 nights in Bryce Canyon City, we ate at Ruby's buffet, shopped at Ruby's general store and slept in Ruby's lodge in between trips to Bryce Canyon where you can momentarily escape the creepy feeling of being slowly drowned in sadness and despair by reveling in the glory of nature. On our final morning, if there were witnesses to our packing and departure they may have believed that we were on the run from the authorities. But alas, we just could't wait to get the hell out of there. read more

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I have to admit that I based this review purely on customer service alone. You see we visiting Bryce Canyon in the middle of a rainstorm and had the misfortune that our wipers quit working and would no longer move. Due to that we were essentially stranded until our rental car company could drive another car down from Salt Lake City for us. After heading into the Best Western just outside of the park we asked if they had any rooms. We were told that they did not and asked how close the nearest hotel was. It was 7 miles away which was not drivable for us and after telling the front desk as much, they ended up being able to find us a room. It wasn't at the best western but the bryce view lodge across the street. At this point anything worked for us though and we were extremely happy just to have a room. The room itself seemed small and dated, almost like it was still decorated from the 70's. It did have a refrigerator though which we curiously found unplugged whenever got into the room. Since we had some items that we wanted chilled we turned it on only to hear a loud noise coming from it. We let it run for a while but whenever it did nothing to keep our items cold we unplugged it understanding why it had been unplugged in the first place. Overall though we were happy just to have a room and so did nothing about it. I did end up sleeping well that night though and we were able to get on the road earlier in the morning after a middle of the night drop off from our rental car company. The bottom line for me is that I would probably stay here again in the future. It's not because of the rooms though as I would probably give that a 2 to 3 star review by itself but the customer service was wonderful and we really appreciated it. read more

Next to Ruby's Inn : same owner but a lot cheaper. Very close to the park. Clean rooms with airco, tv, microwave and fridge. Nice and clean bathroom. Receptipn woman could be a lot more friendlier. We booked 9 months up front and asked for a room in the rear buildings on the second floor. Got one in front building on first floor, although we were very early to check in. She said that she could not change it anymore. Yeah sure. Verdict : 4 stars without receptionist but 3 with receptionist. At checkout there was however a younger and friendlier receptionist. So 3.5 would be a correct score. read more

Bryce View Lodge - 2 days Bryce Canyon - Hotels Near Me - Bryce Canyon, Utah

Beds are hard, pillows are lumpy, floor is squeaky, house cleaner will knock multiple times starting at 9am. Shower was good, price was cheap. read more

PROS: close to Bryce Canyon clean room accepts dogs (20$ per day) access to all facilities at Best Western across the street CONS: unfriendly receptionist at Office cabin at check in No fridge or microwave in room WiFi was very slow read more

Bryce View Lodge - Hotels Near Me - Bryce Canyon, Utah

Can't beat this quality for the price! Comfortable beds, pillows & AC. The bath tub drained very very slowly and water pooled when we showered, but honestly not a huge issue as the price was so good & it was a 5 minute drive into the park! I recommend staying here. read more

I'll start by saying we very much enjoyed our stay at Bryce view lodge, but any of the reviews stating great breakfast and nice rooms should be ashamed. This place is old, looks as if the beds haven't been replaced since the 90s. The breakfast though that was the real bummer here. We were so excited it was at the restaurant across the street and free, but after entering and seeing the food we both had to laugh and try to get down what was on our plates. The eggs seem to be liquid eggs and they're very very runny, maybe to keep them from getting dry from sitting in the buffet....but a better option would be to make smaller amounts more often. They have plenty of staff to do so. The country potatoes were definitely frozen and cooked until they were so hard there was almost no potato left inside just a hard shell. The pancakes were probably frozen too and were like eating a leather belt. The coffee was so burned and bitter we couldn't finish it. The OJ was the only edible part of our meal really. We opted to have cups of oatmeal in our room for our morning after eating here the first day. On top of how terrible it was, we arrived at 6:20, doors opened at 6:30 for breakfast and the line was already out the door with over 40 people waiting. During covid I feel like this shouldn't be an option and if they do provide a buffet mask should be required when scooping food on your plate. They did provide gloves but no one used them. The fruit was canned and dumped in a huge bowl for everyone to break on as well. No toast, biscuits only for the biscuits and gravy which let me tell you is the worst I've ever had. Under cook the food rather than over cook guys! It all frozen and already cooked through it just need to be reheated! Other than the food our stay was wonderful. Yes the room was very old and needed bed replacements extremely bad but we had hot showers with good water pressure and a warm place to sleep during the blizzard that came through. Don't expect tv here...there is maybe 5 channels. But for the price this is all to be expected and the staff were friendly so for less than 70 a night I could expect much more. read more

This hotel was not great. There were some minor cleanliness issues like some mildew on the shower curtain, some stains on the bedspread... However, it is only two miles from Bryce Canyon entrance with a shuttle stop right by the hotel. I would stay there again simply for the convenience. Another reviewer had said that the rooms did not have fridges or microwaves but mine did. That was nice. read more

Clean, comfortable room at a great price! Free wifi and breakfast. Right outside the entrance to Bryce Canyon National Park. I will absolutely stay here again. read more

Ambition is an important attribute. The drive to aspire to something better is at the core of the oft-quoted American Dream. And after staying in Bryce View Lodge, you'll aspire to someday be able to stay in the Ruby's Best Western across the street on your next Bryce Canyon visit. Not that Bryce View Lodge (hereafter to be known as "The View") is too shabby: the beds worked, sheets were clean and there was a place to park the car. When you're visiting a state park, that's pretty much all you need. Hopefully you're not visiting Bryce Canyon to stay indoors, the park is beautiful. The View is certainly cheaper than the Best Western across the street, about $25 when I stayed there. It was $64 for the room, which isn't too bad for limited options near a park during the summer. But I'm going with two stars for the bad sounding TV, broken light fixture and generally beat-up looking room (a mix of a few small cracks in the walls, carpet stains, etc). So, I actually might stay here again at a next visit (since it is cheaper), but it's all for the location, not the room. read more

We went here me and my girlfriend on a tour to go to the canton and Yellowstone park. All needed are there but kinda small in a room of 2 beds the same as the bathroom which the toilet is almost at the tip of the tub and kinda hard to use on the shower is old fashioned the same time the pressure is not strong for water to go spread out at the shower head almost a faucets read more

We arrived in Bryce Canyon, Utah, after 600 miles of driving, tried to check in at the Bryce View Lodge and - surprise! - we've been 'upgraded'! To another hotel right next door! It's new! It has a hot tub! It has a super breakfast! It has Wifi! It pours golden nuggets out of its faucets! Etc! Well, they're both owned by the same people, and I don't know what the new hotel was called, since it didn't have a sign and they mumbled it at us. So this review is going squarely under 'Bryce View Lodge' anyway. The hot tub and pool were out of order. We asked for an extra blanket and it came an hour later - from the hotel across the street. The sinks - this is just bizarre - there were two sinks in the bathroom, and one only spouted cold water while the other only spouted hot water. It was like an old fashioned sink that someone split in half and separated by about three feet. The shower, on the other hand, was like a lukewarm drizzle. The pillows were ludicrously enormous. The refrigerator made awful noises. Hmph. 'Upgrade.' The one thing that was great was the breakfast. Sausages, potatoes, yogurt and granola, biscuits and gravy, eggs, fresh slices of grapefruit - great cranberry juice and hot chocolate. Usually 'continental' breakfasts result in my needing to eat again in roughly half an hour, since they consist of Froot Loops and muffins, but this one satiated me until lunchtime, even with two hikes thrown in. read more

Stayed for one night before hiking in Bryce. Room was simple and clean, though definitely older. Everything functioned, though! TV was a small tube TV and the other appliances (coffee maker, clock, hair dryer) looked just as sad, but I'm guessing you're not staying here for the amenities beyond it's proximity to the park - so don't let that bother you. I chuckled at the plastic, fake stone tiles in the bathroom. Has a feel of an old ski hotel. Ice machine in our building was broken, but it's a short distance to the next one. The hotel is close to everything in Bryce Canyon City, it's a fun overnight stay. Simple, a little rustic, cheap and doable. Honestly, would rather stay here than any place next door that's more upscale since you're paying to be outside rather than in. read more

Ok for one night if all you require is a basic clean place to sleep. Bed was comfortable enough. Clean linens. Basic toiletries. Good water pressure Make sure to turn on the fridge ; mine was off. Heater and wifi worked fine. Breakfast was the basic cold nearly all carb fare. One big negative was that the door would not close without slamming it -sorry neighbors! read more

This hotel is right at the entrance to Bryce Canyon. It was cheap and had decent reviews and we were tired of paying $250 each night. It was old but very clean. The bathroom was nice, it had a flat screen tv with lots of channels. They had a real breakfast buffet for free that I have never seen in a regular hotel. I only give 4 stars as it's not a Hilton but it's pretty much better than a Hilton in many respects. I will stay here every time in the future. read more

We stayed two days I would not stay here again. the room was somewhat clean ? Not covid 19 clean.. You will pay for a full breakfast so you can get on your way to enjoy the area . However the line for breakfast is two hours ??? long , The to go breakfast is nothing you can eat its nonsense. ( the only game in town for food period. Lodge has a dog odor UGH . Before going to the park you need to eat, read more