I have stayed here with my wife on 2 separate occasions and we love it. The rooms are lovely, each…read morehas their own attached bathroom. The hostess cooks a great breakfast. We loved walking around the farm. For the price, this is the best value in the area. We hope to be back soon!

This B&B is NOT closed! We stayed there last month. This place is exceptional! We loved…read moreeverything about it. We had the room with the King Bed, which was comfortable and decorated with a mix of antique and vintage style. We loved the window seat, the great fridge to put our fruit in and the fun little library to select books and movies from. We went on a wonderful tour of some of Spring City's old homes. Such a treat! We relaxed in their hot tub in the back yard and even enjoyed the cows, house cat, chickens, horses, and dogs on the farm. :) The breakfast was fabulous with Sally making just what we liked (fruit, steel cut oats with all the trimmings, eggs and bacon). Everything was perfect!!

Clean and Comfortable with Caring Owners. Beautifully decorated interior with comforts of home in…read moreevery room. The exterior views are lovely and the air is crisp and clear. Diane and Terry operate this business with pride and loving care. The rates are more than fair. I love this B and B.

It was our first stay and yet it felt like we were coming home!!…read more A step back in time where pampered luxury was the norm! Everything is gorgeous and the included breakfast was absolutely delicious. We will be back multiple times

I cannot rave enough about this place. For the price alone it is an amazing deal. We ended up in a…read moredifferent suite than originally booked, but I have never had a happier accident happen! We originally had the Moonlight suite reserved, but ended up in the Lavender suite instead. Just wow. So beautiful and unique. The king bed is a sleep number so my boyfriend and I each adjusted our own sides to what we liked and it was awesome. There was an attached outside patio with a hammock, the jetted tub was giant for me and my boyfriend to fit in with room to spare (it could fit three people really) and the changing lights and jets just really made it amazing. Seriously the best tub I've ever taken a bath in it was so romantic. They have a huge selection of dvds for the TV in the room as well (I'd say maybe bring a couple of your own, the two we grabbed were empty unfortunately due to past guests having sticky fingers) but Wi-Fi available as well if you wanted to stream anything. We had the entire inn to ourselves on a Saturday night and it was very lovely and quiet. The included breakfast the next day by the owner/hostess Katelon was very nice and she is so knowledgeable about the town and had fun facts/spots to check out when we come back! There is a feeling of serenity to this place, from the calming music they play throughout the inn to the beautiful artwork and plants in every room. I'd definitely recommend anyone passing through or looking in the area to stay, to check it out. Although we didn't partake their spa services looked amazing as well (especially the sauna/yoga workout room!) Overall, an amazing unique experience. Thank you Katelon for everything

This is the cutest bed and breakfast I have ever been too. We stayed here as an airbnb and did not…read moreeven know it was also a bread and breakfast inside. Lynnellen is the sweetest host and I would recommend this place to anyone. The scenery is to DIE FOR. 10/10

From the owner: Our family Farmhouse on The Family Ranch of 80 years.... welcomes guests to share our Hearth and…read moreHome... Step out of the busy world and into our Quiet World of Trees, Cows, Chickens, Horses and beautiful gardens. Unique over night and long term stays. Old fashion hospitality! Welcome ... Lynnellen

This is a charming and intimate bed-and-breakfast that offers a wonderful glimpse into early Utah…read morepioneer history. The manor itself is quite small, but that actually adds to its character and helps highlight the craftsmanship and simplicity of the era in which it was built. As with many bed-and-breakfasts, the experience is cozy and personal, with a quiet, relaxed atmosphere that's perfect for slowing down and enjoying Spring City. It's a pleasant stay for those who appreciate history, unique lodging, and a more intimate setting. Overall, Baxter Manor is worth visiting--especially if you value historical charm over modern scale.

From the owner: Baxter Manor Spring City Bed and Breakfast was home of Scottish immigrant and pioneer John R…read more Baxter. Built in 1903 the house is on the National Register of Historic Places. The B&B is conveniently located on Main Street offering convenient access to art galleries, historic sites, and food places. Offering a variety of rooms to suit every need, from cozy and intimate to spacious and luxurious. All of rooms are beautifully appointed with comfortable furnishings and modern amenities. The hosts share a passion for hospitality and provide a comfortable retreat for travelers.

This place is amazing! The owners Jason and Kristen are amazing. They are the sweetest people you…read morewill ever meet. The lodge was beautiful, the breakfast was amazing and the stay was wonderful. Kristen and Jason made our stay amazing by always checking on us and helping us with the little things we needed. We had our sons wedding there and it was the perfect venue. We were sad to leave. We hope to be back again.

While located in a beautiful location, Indian Ridge Lodge is not a friendly environment for family…read morereunions. The rooms are beautifully decorated, but children must be supervised more than 100% of the time. This venue is better suited for business conferences or adult retreat activities. Many of the beautiful features are off-limits to children and there is no equipment to help entertain children in a constructive way. Game room is not child friendly. Food and drink are allowed only in the poorly equipped kitchen and great room.

Absolutely loved our 1 night stay, wish it was longer to get a few more delicious breakfasts! A…read moretrue bed and breakfast with a bit more privacy which we loved. Welcoming and friendly interactions with the owners/staff. We loved everything about the room, comfy bed, beautiful shower! Would stay anytime traveling across northern Utah.

What a find! If you're heading to Moab, Arches or Canyonlands National Park, this is a great home…read morebase. Wish we knew sooner, but our one night here makes us want to stay longer and come back in the future. Breakfast was wonderful - fresh fruit cup, made to order eggs, sausage, homemade potatoes, choice of toast. Giant mugs for the great coffee and orange juice. What a way to get started on another leg of our trip.

Right in Nine Mile Canyon, known for amazing petroglyphs…read more Shady campsite, not even close to being full. The site had grass, table, fire pit, and bathroom nearby. If lots of campers had been there, the sites might be too close together, but I was far away from anyone. It's high about 6,800 feet, so the cooler temperatures were nice. I loved staying here. Be sure to check in. They'll give you info on the area.

My teen daughter and I loved this place. We stayed at the B&B, and everyone was so welcoming. Sassy…read more(the cat) was a friendly guide on the beautiful grounds. Truly a peaceful retreat!

Ok, I'm not a frequent B&B'er, but if they are all like this place, I'm going to become one. I…read morecame here on a church ministry retreat with about 14 people. The hosts (Norm and Margaret) are friendly, down-to-earth, genuinely nice people. The food was yummy and plentiful. The 101 year-old house is really cool. The beds are comfy, rooms are spacious and I got my own bathroom. I'm planning to come back with my wife.

A nice Bed and Breakfast in a beautiful setting. The home originally belonged to the Mine boss,…read moreand has since been restored by a lovely couple and turned in to a bed and breakfast. Come for a comfortable bed, a beautiful view and engaging conversation with the owners. Near enough to the sand dunes, Eureka mining trails, and the Tintic Historical District. Big enough for 24 or so people, but small enough to not just be a number. Highly Recommended.