I cannot praise this lovely old inn enough. My partner and I stayed for a week and had a wonderful…read moretime. The hosts made amazing breakfasts every morning and even surprised us with a cake during our stay in celebration of our 10th anniversary. The room we stayed in was beautiful and the bed was huge and extremely comfortable. The house is full of interesting history. The hosts gave us excellent restaurant advice too. I hope I get to pay Purple Sage Inn a visit again in the future!

When visiting the Purple Sage Inn Bed and Breakfast, it feels like stepping back in time. The…read morehistoric home is filled with beautiful knickknacks, collectibles, and antiques that constantly remind onlookers of days gone by. Adding to this nostalgic atmosphere is Kathy, the host, who provides meaning and memories for everything in the home. While stepping back in time is enjoyable, and discovering something new in each room is entertaining, the experience of staying at the inn is very much modern and comfortable. If you are ever in Kanab, a stay at the Inn is a must. Kathy's attention to her guests enhances the pleasure of staying at the inn. Her attention to detail is boundless. The coziness of the bed and bedding, along with her thoughtful care of her guests, does not go unnoticed. And, of course, one cannot compliment her breakfasts enough. Delicious fruit, beautifully displayed, fresh juice of your choice, and mouthwatering entrées are all part of the experience. If you don't already have plans, Kathy will help you with her ideas, resourcefulness, maps, and brochures. Her husband, Tory, available when he can be, is also a gracious host and tends the bountiful garden that supplies much of Kathy's cooking. The two are so much fun to get to know and share conversations with, and it's clear that they are just as delighted by their guests, whether they've come from across the globe or just a state away. I didn't expect to make such lasting memories, but I can confidently say that you cannot go wrong choosing the Purple Sage Inn.

This review is based on my two-night stay from 10/17/25 - 10/19/25…read more I had heard great things about this place so was really looking forward to checking it out. I was also hoping to "rent" a pet from the Animal Sanctuary for the duration of our visit, but alas, checked in too late for that. I'd advise anyone who wants to "rent" a pet to call in advance to understand the process and time cut-off. I loved the room. It was super cute and well-appointed for guests with pets. There were two bowls waiting near the front door, and two adorable sleeping areas - one in a cut-out in the wall, and another a pull-out trundle-style bed. The mercantile/ store was stocked with cute apparel for pet-lovers as well as items for pets. Breakfast was also served in the store in the morning - with lots of interesting and yummy options - like vegan egg bites and chia seed pudding. 10/10 recommend this place!!

The Best Place For Travelers With Or Without Pets…read more.... For our final 5 nights across the Southwest US, we stayed at the Best Friends Roadhouse. The BF Animal Sanctuary was on our schedule (at least 2 of the 4 days) and both reviews and their website looked great. Pros: - Location: Convenient, especially is you're visiting the Sanctuary. On the main road in the north part of Kanab. - Exterior: A newish looking hotel with nice views to the north and west. - Room: Excellent. Our king suite was spacious. One VERY large room included a big bedroom, a good sized kitchen and a spacious bathroom/shower/vanity. It also had plenty of space for storage and large closets. All done with contemporary Scandinavian furniture which minimizes clutter and convenient controls for lighting, ventilation and automatic shades. - Employees: Helpful. People at the reception desk and in the breakfast area/"Mercantile Shop" were all very friendly. - Breakfast: Vegan and very good. Included with the room. While it wasn't a buffet, you could order as much as you'd like. Much of it was homemade and I especially liked the "Overnight Oats". Unusual Pros: - Cats and dogs are encouraged to stay with accommodations in the room and across the property - "Barn Door" to create privacy between the bedroom and bathroom - Free laundry - Free iPad to use while in the room - Nicely equipped kitchen - Plentiful towels - Choice of full daily housekeeping, partial or none - Attractive high desert landscaping - If you'd like merchandise from Best Friends, the Mercantile Shop had everything Cons: - Bath towels for our first day were luxurious. The next 4 days were like a Holiday Inn. - Toilet paper was 1...maybe 2 ply and quite scratchy - Tissues were a bit rough - Parking was tight, especially on weekends and after 7 PM There are many places to stay in Kanab since it's a busy stop for Zion and Bryce Canyon National Parks, but the Roadhouse would be our only choice.

Absolutely excellent! Everything good that you read about this place is totally true, and so much…read moremore. There's community meals, group movie nights, big eating areas, an inviting lobby, a lush garden, a sheltered porch-- and so many other things!

I stayed here as a volunteer for quite a few weeks, while waiting for my first pay me from the job…read moreI had just started in town. It's a very calming homey environment. Lots of laughter and warm smiles. While I was volenteering Joanne and her husband took all three of us volunteers to Zion National Park for the day. They even payed for our meal (not cheap!) Generally I put in 4-5 hours of cleaning in the morning 5 days a week and had the evenings as well as 2 full days to do as I wished. I cooked a meal for the staff once a week and there was always leftovers or food from the garden to eat it I didn't have food of my own. Overall I thoroughly enjoyed my stay here!

We were passing through on a road trip and had to stop. The property is GORGEOUS and the cabins so…read moreunique and very well maintained. We ended up staying in the large cabin to accommodate our family and it was perfect! Immaculate space with all the things to make you feel at home. Large kitchen, living room with fireplace and tv, comfortable beds in the loft and a cozy bedroom downstairs. Beautiful bathrooms as well as washer/dryer. Our kids loved the hot tub and being able to roast marshmallows for s'mores in the fire pit. The views were stunning as well. Hosts were quick to answer questions and accommodating. Will definitely be staying here again next time we visit southern Utah. Wish we could give it more than 5 stars. Very impressed!

I loved these tiny houses. Washer and dryer were super nice. Small, but so much better than a hotel…read moreroom. Owners were very friendly and helpful. If you're visiting Zion/parks around here I'd definitely recommend these.

10/10 recommend family owned and operated. Very clean, amazing views, and very well thought out…read morewith family and pets in mind.

Reasonable, fairly quiet and very private. I stayed here 3 years ago on my solo road trip then…read more This time, we got 2 cabins next to each other for my son and his girlfriend and on for me. The cabins are well appointed with a good supply of decent size towels. The bed was comfortable. With these cabins, you need not worry about noise coming from the room next to you or above / below! Great place to stay.

its a cute place, but it was a bit dirty with cobwebs in all of the ceiling lights , dirt on all of…read morethe windows ledges, bathroom was dirty, floor was dirty. Also the housekeeper walked in before 10:00 am while we were using the bathroom! We also moved rooms, because of cat pee smells in #21 & moved to # 22. Matt was very helpful moving us. But Not coming back

Very Small rooms, had to sweep myself Bc so much sand in the room…read more The kitchen for the restaurant had something below my room so I could hear it all day.... Not heard any neighbors, just the kitchen staff. + AC for the restaurant auxiliary went out the well window in front of my room so heard the AC if went outside + much hotter In front of my room vs the rest. Very Rude manager or owner I interacted with who acted like it was THEIR GIFT TO ME for me to spend stacks at his establishment, not the other way around as it should be Bc I was the CUSTOMER SPENDING STACKS. Make you take the sheets off the bed when you leave.... It takes 5 minutes, but you leave feeling weird and used- IT IS MY VACATION & I have never been asked that before in 600+ nights staying at hotels, & I have had 3 shoulder surgeries so it left me in annoyed pain all day.

I have been staying here three or four times a year for the last three years. We love it! The rooms…read moreare lovely and the staff is super helpful. My husband is in a wheelchair and the ADA accommodations are better than most places. They are relatively pet friendly. Located near amazing hiking and the community is so wonderful and friendly. We bring friends and family here every chance we get. They are still making changes to improve the wheelchair accommodations but they are so open to our needs and always strive to make our stay as comfortable as possible. They have breakfast every morning with full hot breakfast when they are near capacity (which has been more often than not lately).

This is definitely something else in terms of places to stay. It's 100% outdated, but the people…read morewho work here are VERY friendly. What would make this place a five star besides bringing the rooms out of the 90's and a better breakfast. Everything was soggy: eggs and hash browns. I give it to them, their fruit salad was fresh. I saw cookies being baked, but didn't get a chance to enjoy. Hey it's a quiet place, along the road so give it a rest if you just wanna lay your head down

My partner and I stayed at the Tyler Inn a few months ago and had an amazing time. Our hosts were…read moreextremely kind and helped us plan our itinerary, made restaurant recommendations, and prepared us a delicious breakfast each day. The rooms were spacious and comfortable.

Lovely home next to Zion National Park. Owners, Heather and Garth were very helpful. They gave…read moresuggestions for scenic drives and hikes, timing for parking at Zion, restaurants to try, and directed us to health care when we needed a check. Garth suggested Kolob Canyon, the western part of Zion, instead of the crowded, timed shuttle in the main part of the park which suited us better. The beds were amazing! We even asked for the brand of mattress so we can get one. Breakfast was very tasty and easy to get for an early morning start to the park. And we enjoyed getting to know them both! My husband was not well our first night there. Heather offered to drive us to the hospital, had an EMT friend who was visiting also discuss the situation with us and offered to drive us. Heather made sure we knew where their bedroom was if we needed help in the night. We felt cared for and secure. It was very comforting. Loved our stay!