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.

We had a FABULOUS stay at this little hidden gem. The house is a historical home that's been…read morerenovated for use as an Air BnB. Our room was quiet, clean, and comfortable with toilet, bath and shower. Additionally, there is a huge shared kitchen stocked with plates, cutlery, cooking utensils, etc. There are seating areas inside, but I loved the outdoor eating area. Kanab is a cute little town with quick access to Zion (about 30 min.) and only about an hour and a half from Bryce. The price is very reasonable. Highly recommend.

Big clean room with a comfortable bed, however not the place if you want to sleep in. Dogs outside…read morestarted barking at 7am and once people in the house start moving it is very noisy.

Laurel and Russell are fabulous. Cozy accomodations include giant TV with surround sound and movie…read morechannels. Comfy bed and well appointed bathroom. Laurel made us 3 different yummy breakfasts with great coffee. Accomodated my lactose free lifestyle. Gave us yard tour- the orchard, gardens and pets. Provided lots of great local info.

Savage point was a beautiful coy BnB to stay. The host are very friendly and informative. I would…read morelove to stay with them again if I visit there again :). Russel is very knowledgable and Lauren and sweet and helpful.

This is a great little quirky hotel on the outskirts of Kanab. It's very retro, the vibe is…read moredefinitely sunny and almost Scandinavian, the room was furnished very beautifully considering this is really just a little motel that's been converted into a hotel. We didn't meet anyone from the hotel as it was all keyless check in, but the room was spotless. There were lots of little touches like the retro red fridge and really nice bathroom products and even a flashlight the console should you need it. The bed was very comfortable on the linens were good. There was even a little mushroom lamp on a desk. The pool was small, but it was a perfect size really with some comfortable chairs around it, and some umbrellas to protect you from the Utah Sun. I would definitely come back here.

From classic mesh metal chairs to color choices this refurbished 50s motor inn is just cutesy like…read moreit says on the sign. Bring ear plugs though, the air conditioners sound like a '50s era turboprop aircraft! We stayed in a King bedroom with shower. The room is stuffed with oversized nice furniture. Difficult getting around in the room. The living room size couch takes up so much room, no room for sitting on it, just used it for our suitcases. Same with the footbed seat. Just very cramped room. Cute place, but I wouldn't stay here again.

Such a charming and well-kept hotel. Everything felt cozy, thoughtfully designed, and extremely…read moreclean. The bathroom was surprisingly spacious, and having a fireplace in the room made the stay feel extra special. You can really tell how much care and attention goes into maintaining this place. The staff were beyond friendly--honestly some of the nicest people we've met while traveling. Breakfast was one of the best I've had in a long time: simple, fresh, and perfectly done. We came during the off-season, so it was pretty quiet, but that actually made the experience even better. It felt almost like having the whole place to ourselves, which was really relaxing. Great location, plenty of parking, and overall a place I'd highly recommend to anyone staying in the area. In every way, this is a fantastic hotel and a wonderful place to stay.

Great stay! Accommodations were lovely. Would definitely do…read moreagain over a large chain option. One thing we missed out on - the restaurant. Open in the evenings but we had no idea what an imaginative and unique menu they had. We made the mistake of eating elsewhere on the way back from the GC. The food at that location was good, but the menu at this hotel was really something special. We were tempted to order something and have it in our room, but we were already too full.

My wife and I spent four days here while exploring the three nearby national parks ands other sites…read moreincluding Horseshoe Bend and Page AZ. There are two main features I want from a room: Good location and comfortable bed. Canyons Lodge delivers on both! They also provide good showers, high pressure and hot. They are within walking distance to downtown Kanab. Upon check we received many good recommendations for food and timing for each park based on weather and crowds. All in all a great stay and I highly recommend! The breakfast was just ok and I didn't care for the coffee served with breakfast.

This past weekend was my first time staying at Canyons Lodge but my third time staying at one of…read moreTravis's properties. I've stayed twice before at Canyons Boutique across the way and thoroughly enjoyed myself. This experience was no different. Travis always makes us feel right at home. With bikes you can borrow to ride around town (we didn't this time thought we have before), a delicious breakfast in the morning, and walking distance to local eateries (we ate at Wild Thyme and Adria's -- both great experiences), the stay itself just felt familiar and provided for, luxury but at home. Travis is great every single time, as are his staff who provided for our every need and request. Stay here!! Support local!

Well, we've given Parry Lodge three other tries. It really is hit or miss here. Funny story, as we…read moretravel to SLC during the Christmas holiday, we happened to stay here. We didn't arrive until late Christmas Eve and the lobby was shut down. (fine). We didn't know how to get into our room. After some phone calls were made, we were able to get in the room. As previously mentioned, this hotel/lodge is under new management and has been renovated /updated. Not all the rooms have been redone. The golden age of small bathrooms with no counter space has long since passed. Since we travel to SLC quite frequently, one night is perfect for the Parry Lodge.

Don't believe the old reviews on this place. They must've had an ownership change because our stay…read morewas great! When my friends told me they booked this place and I read the reviews after-the-fact, I was so sure it was going to be old, dank, musty and gross. We arrived at night and I was still skeptical of this place. Front desk told us to park on the side of the building on the dirt area. Driving around out back, there was this creepy abandoned barn that gave me horror movie vibes. Our room was in the newer 2-story building. Walking inside though, there were lights everywhere and pictures of celebrities who have stayed there. I saw a guy cleaning one of the rooms and the hallway smelled of Lysol or some cleaner. Ok, good sign I thought. Our room was pretty big with 2 queen beds and a vanity with a sink just outside the bathroom, so two sinks total (convenient!). The furniture was like what you'd find in a 90's home. It felt homey instead of hotel-like which I kinda liked. TV, fridge, microwave.. check. But no coffee maker. You can actually request hot water from the front desk and they'll give you a pitcher. Now the surprises, which made this stay so spectacular. The pillows were SO fluffy. The bed was lined with a thicker, textured design sheet compared to your average hotel paper-thin sheet, and the mattress was soft and comfy. I had way better sleep here than I did at the Hilton the night before. The best part? The bathroom has a heater under the sink that you can control the temperature with a dial on the wall, so it was nice and toasty all the time. It was so awesome! I also noticed the baseboards in the room, the bathtub and caulking in the bathroom were spotless. That's how you know a place is clean. They offer a small breakfast in the dining room for a small $, but we opted out so we can try other restaurants across the street. The coffee and tea are always free. I definitely judged Parry Lodge before arriving here, but boy was I wrong! It is a quaint little place with a nostalgic historic feel, and was not creepy at all. I think this was the hotspot back in the day for western films. A lot of hikers stay here and we saw many early in the morning. I'd stay at Parry Lodge again if we make our way out here in the future.

Rooms are on the smaller size but beds are clean and comfortable, bathroom was clean towels were…read moregood. ac not to noisy only downside was old chairs but other than that nice

A solid motel for the price…read more This place is OLD, but cheap, so it's hard to complain, especially given its other advantages. The rooms are clean, the beds are decent, the WiFi is strong, the staff are friendly, and the location is superb. I definitely wouldn't pick this place for a honeymoon or something, but it is a great place for a crash pad when you're hiking in the area.

Let me start by saying Kanab is a gorgeous area and a great base for Zion -- but this hotel made…read moreour group of 5 regret not paying the extra money to stay in Springdale. We drove 4 hours from Las Vegas and booked through Super.com. I'm a Choice Hotels member and was hesitant about Choice properties to begin with -- I usually stick to IHG, Hilton or Marriott -- but a great experience at the Comfort Suites Moab a year ago gave me confidence. The 4.5 stars on Yelp sealed the deal. Big mistake. The phone call before arrival -- called to notify them of a late arrival and the front desk lady answered with a flat "Hello," never pulled up my reservation, couldn't add my Choice Rewards number since I booked third party which is fine, but when I was done with my questions she said "bye" and hung up cold. I work in hospitality. That's not okay. Check in -- the overnight guy in a fedora was genuinely great. Friendly, fast, no complaints. Wish the rest of the staff had his energy at check in. The room -- rock hard queen beds, square couch-style pillows with zero support swimming inside oversized pillowcases, and a pull out sofa mattress with serious visible wear. All four of us on the queen beds woke up with back and neck aches and had to make a grocery run for pain meds before we could function. Breakfast -- both mornings were identical. Cold eggs, rubbery sausage patties, broken juice machine on day two. The make your own waffle station was the only thing worth touching. This is what your $5/night resort fee gets you. The afternoon front desk lady -- sat behind the desk on her personal phone both times we walked through without a single acknowledgment. Asked to switch rooms due to the beds -- flat "No," sold out, zero apology. Later came back from a bike ride with a potentially broken arm and asked where the nearest hospital was -- she pointed without looking up and went back to her phone. My friends had to connect to the hotel WiFi just to pull up directions since T-Mobile is spotty in Kanab. Ended up with a broken forearm and wrist. Now in a cast and sling. I don't expect a front desk employee to be a first responder but basic human decency isn't too much to ask. The A/C -- stopped working at 2am. Called the front desk and the overnight guy answered in silence with his phone playing in the background. After I said hello he responded with attitude. Told him the A/C was out in room 105 and he literally asked me "what should I do?" Requested a room switch, he said sold out and hung up. Five guys trying to sleep in a heatwave with no air conditioning. Pool area -- advertised as open year round and heated. Pool was covered. Spa was open but the gate to the entire area had no lock -- anyone could walk right in. Real safety concern for families with kids. At $146.24 for two nights the price seemed reasonable on paper. In reality this was one of the worst hotel experiences I've had. The area is 5 stars -- this property is not. Stay elsewhere.

Stayed for a one night trip to Zion. Was clean, bed was comfy, easy check in, and breakfast in the…read moremorning. Highlights: -Overall there was a small but decent selection. The eggs weren't great. But the waffles hit hard. -Plenty of towels, soft sheets, and a decent lounge area. -nice elevators A few downsides: - breakfast doesn't open until 6:30am. If you want to utilize the buffet before a day of hiking, don't anticipate an early start. -the black out curtains don't fully shut. Pesky street lights shined in. -creep in the parking lot made it feel a little sketch.