Great little "hotel" in Parowan!…read more All the hotels in Brian Head were completely booked solid or very expensive for New Year's Eve, so our choices were to book a hotel in Parowan (19 miles away) or Cedar City (40 miles away). We chose to stay in Parowan for convenience. It came down to Days Inn or Victoria's, so we chose Victoria's since it was a similar price and seemed like a slightly bigger space. There is no website, so we knew we were in for a bit of a gamble. To call Victoria Rose Country Inn a "hotel" is generous - it seems like a house with a converted upstairs for guests. Things that were great: - Gail, the innkeeper, is great. She was so nice and so accommodating about our dog, checking in, and checking out. She was really nice and always answered the phone promptly. - Lots of space for what you pay for. Separate rooms each for the bedroom, bathroom, and living room. There is a small kitchenette with a kettle, blender, coffee maker, pots and pans, dishes and glasses, and a full sized fridge. This was important as there weren't many dining options available in Parowan, especially for New Year's Eve. - Great proximity to Brian Head. From the 15, Parowan is actually on the way to Brian Head itself, so it's super easy to check in at the inn and head straight to Brian Head for the day's activities. - The hot water is HOT. Given the apparent age of the building and how cold it was outside, I was expecting the water to not get hot at all, but it gets and stays plenty hot. Things that could be better: - The bed is super small. I am also super small, some would say "tiny," so it wasn't too much of a problem for us, but I could not at all imagine two "average-sized Americans" fitting on this bed. - The doors are super thin, so if people are talking in the hallway or going in/out of their room, it sounds like they are IN your room. Things that are neutral / FYI: - The TV is super old school - it has a VCR - so don't expect to bring your PS4 and plug it in to play. Read a book instead. I will definitely be coming back here for future trips to Brian Head! -this review is also cross-posted on TripAdvisor-

This place is incredibly awesome!!! Imagine a quaint Victorian house (built in 1904) that sits on…read morea corner, with a white picket fence, situated in a picturesque town near a National monument. I was speechless when we got inside our room! It was a Victorian decorated apartment with a sitting room, FULL kitchen, bedroom, and bathroom with gold fixtures (and big, fat, fluffy towels) ... for a bargain price?!! Gayle, the manager, was delightful, sincere, and a wealth of information on where was best to eat or where to find groceries. We hit the lottery with this find! Don't hesitate and enjoy spoiling yourself!

This place is great! Great price, great location. Allison I is awesome and helps us every step of…read morethe way. Our go to spot on our way up the mountain. Little hole in the wall motel that I is absolutely perfect for any kind of stay.

I was passing through and needed somewhere cheap. It was $69 so I thought ok. The lady was very…read morefriendly and gave me a room. It was clean. A bit rustic, had a kitchenette which I didn't need but I suppose is nice if you're staying for a few days. The carpet was an eclectic mix of orphan carpet tiles. I couldn't decide if I liked that or not. Comfy bed and nice bathroom. Flat screen tv. I was worried the walls were thin so I kept the volume on the tv down to a minimum but I discovered no one was next door to me. I do wonder if that would be an issue though. I'd stop here again.

Brian Head surprised me in the best way. We visited over summer and spent time hiking rather than…read moreskiing, so I can't speak to the winter mountain. We gravitate toward Vail, but I could absolutely see myself coming back for a different kind of trip. There's something refreshingly unpolished about Brian Head. At over 10,000 feet, it's an ideal place to acclimatize before tackling bigger objectives. The cool alpine air is a welcome escape from lower elevations. The trails were quiet, scenery genuinely wild, and it never had an overly resort atmosphere. If you crave luxury shopping or après stretching to midnight, this isn't your place. But if you appreciate high-altitude landscapes without the crowds, Brian Head is a hidden gem well worth the detour.

I used to LOVE this place (Would tell EVERYONE about it), but ever since a mega corporation took…read moreover it's been pathetic at best. Bathrooms - always dirty, bar - horrid service, okay food and no liquor. IDs required and that's fine but a retired military ID is legit (retired military IIDs are valid, fix your ID system!) my drivers license expires before my military ID and my military ID got denied..... Wtf people? Season passes - hit or miss if they work. 2 out of the 3 years we've bought our season passes early they haven't worked,, and we had to go to the office to "fix the issue" There's no issue except this company who can't get their process straight. John NEVER had this issue...and I've been coming here since 2011...... Food? Don't get me started on the cafeteria food they serve now... The prior owner, John Grisainger at least had GOOD food, quality food being served. Not this cut rate, previously frozen, cafeteria food that's now "available" here. This place is sad, and I doubt John thought this company would turn this place into what it is now. Who in their right mind thought downgrading everything but upping the costfor everything was a good idea..... Oh, I know.... A corporation that DOESN'T care about its customers, that's who.. Do better. You're capable of it.

Nice lodge for a weekend getaway at Brianhead. The rooms were more spacious than we thought, I…read morelike that it included a microwave and mini fridge (bigger than standard minis) The beds were comfortable and the vibe is quiet and make you want to hygge at 10000 ft elevation. They also have a gym and pool indoor with hot tub outdoors. We liked the location and quiet environment, staff were friendly as well. Currently they're remodeling their flooring at the loft restaurant - pack layers even in the late summer since it's gets cold! Also there is a Brianhead Resort just a few minutes away where they have an annual adventure pass for kids with trampolines that they can strap and do flips, zip lining, outdoors sledding/slides all day! Highly recommended!

Great summer room rates! Took advantage of the pool and hot tub and it was awesome! I also ate at…read moreThe Lift restaurant and it was lovely as well. I do wish there was an actual restaurant for breakfast though. There are breakfast items at the coffee place but nothing spoke to me. The room was super clean and it was very comfortable.

Loved the property. Close to ski slopes The staff was…read morereachable at all times. We stayed in the property on 517 vassals Bring a sleep mask it's very bright at night. Also jacuzzi tub doesn't fill up all the way with hot water.

Please do not rent from this company. We were screwed over by them. I gave the company many…read morechances to make it right with me but they left me no choice yet to tell the truth. Here are just a few of the problems I will list: one wall of the condo we rented was a giant window. The blind was closed upon entering and it never did get opened and they knew it was malfunctioned BEFORE we entered the unit. So much for the gorgeous mountain views that were advertised!! The hot tub broke after the first day. The company did bring in someone on the 4th day but said it was unrepairable. Ridiculous for a ski chalet when it was intentionally rented for an outdoor hot tub. There were no paper products nor cloths nor soap (including dishwasher tabs) provided and none was delivered. Two of my family got so sick we had to go to urgent care in Cedars. I believe it was hygiene triggered. I am giving it one star because the property manager Mike M did phone me. Also the furnishings were dated/dusty and uncomfortable. The unit certainly had seen better days but the photos in the ad hid all that. As a family we get one ski vacay a year. The chalet ruined it for us this year and compensation of $200 back didn't make it better. How lame is that offering when I paid thousands of dollars.

Stayed here for 5 days and can't wait to come back. I honestly did want to leave. Everyone is so…read morenice and welcoming. The camp grounds are clean and we'll spaced. I like this spot because is has trees and a good view of the lake. There is a restaurant in the lodge as well as a small store that has a few items. You can buy ice, firewood, fishing licenses and rent boats. We reserve out spots a year in advance. I'm wanting to add an extra week here during the summer we love it so much.

We rented a boat from aspen cove/ panguitch lake boat rentals and they weren't there when we…read morearrived our day was almost RUINED! Bear paw SAVED THE DAY!! They let us take out a boat last min so that we could get just a couple hours in seeing as we drove all the way from Las Vegas and bought fishing licenses already and were only in town for the day. Ended up being a wonderful fishing trip caught 5 trout in 2 hours!! They were so helpful. I WILL ONLY GO TO BEAR PAW FROM NOW ON! Thanks again!

We stayed here for one night and were pleasantly surprised by this hotel. We checked in after…read moremidnight because we couldn't find any other available rooms in the area. The rate was a bit higher than we expected, over $160 for the room. The room was clean, spacious, bright, and nicely designed. One thing I especially appreciated was that the floor was not carpeted. I personally prefer hard flooring, and it made the room feel cleaner and fresher. The bathroom was spotless, and the toiletries were excellent, with a pleasant scent. The shampoo, conditioner, and body wash were all nice quality. The staff was friendly and welcoming, and the hotel itself felt clean, modern, and well maintained. The location is convenient for travelers, and although the hotel is close to the highway, we were pleasantly surprised by how quiet it was. Traffic noise was not an issue, and we slept well. Breakfast was included. There were egg bites, bacon, sausage, breakfast potatoes, waffles, cereal, milk, coffee, and juices. The only downside was that breakfast was very busy, and food sometimes ran out quickly, so there could be a short wait for items to be refilled. Our only real complaint was the curtains. They were not blackout curtains, so the room became quite bright as soon as the sun came up. Other than that, everything was great. Clean, comfortable, quiet, and well maintained. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay.

Stayed with my family of four. Loved our stay, it was quiet, very clean, the staff was very…read morefriendly and even gave us suggestion on places they recommend we visit since we were visiting from out of state. They have a nice pool and a pickleball court we used during our stay. They offer breakfast and have coffee and hot chocolate available all day. Would definitely recommend.

We reserved an extremely upgraded unit, being that all of the other condos were more…read more"cabin/rustic". Upon checkin, we retrieved an envelope from an unlocked mailbox with all of our info and room number on the front and keys inside (red flag #1). We cross the street, park the car, and open the envelope on the way to our cozy modern condo..... with two kids in tow. Well, when we opened the envelope we find a note that says "sorry, there was a leak in the condo you reserved so we downgraded you to a 'very uncomfortable old smelly' room". We unlock the door, welcome the 8 year old birthday girl and she bursts into tears. How embarrassing. This room literally looks like a single wide from the 80s. The pool is great but if you're looking for great food, drinks and service- walk/drive across the street to CEDAR BREAKS LODGE/BAR & GRILL. Very unprofessional communication. NO attempt to contact us regarding the room change. No attempt to make it right, nothing. Very very disappointed. However, if this is the place you can afford- do it, and spend all your money at CEDAR BREAKS LODGE ACROSS THE STREET.

Good location just walk distance to Giant Steps, good size, reasonable pricing. 1 bed/1 bath gives…read moreyou pretty good space for 5 people. You do not want to use supplied towel (smells fish), make sure you bring your own towels. Other than that, it's good. Overall 4/5.

they're doing their best with what they have the lake is very low and it's full of a lot of Moss…read moregrowth. Taking boat out a rental for half day is a great experience you just may need to use the radio for some rescuing and Cory will help you out and you'll learn a lot real quick about boating. I got quite a few bites we went in the afternoon I saw other people pulling in fish I did not catch any. But me and my homegirl got a good tan and had a great day with the puppies it was wonderful escaping the heat from Vegas

Best place in Panguitch , RV lot is top notch, boat slips are great, 'Teeter' and her crew are…read moreamazing !