I spent a very pleasant night in Escalante at this lodge. The lodge is small with parking in front…read moreof the room. I had the Single king room which was nicely furnished with lots of nice touches and perfect for my needs. The king size bed had a nice firm mattress but the pillows were kind of soft and didn't provide a lot of support. The tv was a connected to an antenna so there was only a limited amount of channels and sometimes the reception was spotty. But since the purpose in visiting Escalante is to get out and enjoy all the wonderful hikes and drives available this was no problem. The room has a microwave, small fridge, and a coffee/tea area with fresh ground coffee available. It would have been nice to have a small office chair so I could set up my laptop on the desk. The bathroom has lots of towels and a nice shower. The room has a back door that leads to a seating area in the back with a nice view of the mountains. The front of the rooms has a firepit and a grill and a nice seating area as well. The lobby closes at 6pm but the owners are available by phone to text or call. They are wonderful hosts. I had the pleasure of talking to and getting to know Terry and Wendy when I had a waffle for breakfast. They do not offer a free breakfast but they do have a small restaurant that sells incredible Belgian waffles and wonderful fresh ground coffee. The next time I am in Escalante I will definitely stay here again.

Great, clean, and cozy place to stay less than an hour from Bryce Canyon. They had a lot of little…read more"extra" touches all over the room that really made it feel like home. Nice toilet paper and tissues - not the thin stuff you'd normally find in a hotel. They had all kinds of toiletries such as band aids, room spray, q-tips, dental floss (individually wrapped), ear plugs, and eye masks. They also had a jar of snacks available, cups, plates, bowls, and silverware if you were eating any food. There was a roll of paper towels available and also a few packets of instant oatmeal and a variety of teas to make. Some of the rooms are pet friendly and they had a blanket, pet bowls, and treats available. They also had a note that they would arrange to let your pet out mid-day if needed while you were out for the day. There were also grills available if you wanted to grill. The blinds were also great for blocking out light if you want to sleep in a bit.

Amazing people, pizza, salads and cake! We ordered the 16" build your own pizza, salads (sharing…read moreApple Pecan Arugula with add chicken). We'd already began digging in on salad and cake before the pictures! Excellent place in Escalante!

Loved it. The pizzas were all amazing. We had a large party so we got to try a little of everything…read morebut the most notable were Devils Garden, Moody Creek and King's Mesa. We also sampled most of the cakes and the favorites were the Tres Leches and Blueberry Lemon. We also loved the staff. They were so helpful, inviting and quick to fix things. The inside and outside seating was great. My kids throughly enjoyed the decorative pay phone outside as well. Next time we come to hike, we shall return!

We came for Mother's Day to hike Coyote Gulch and we loved staying at Canyon Country Lodge. It is…read morebeautiful inside, clean, quiet and the staff was professional and kind. The pool is a nice size and not too cold and the hot tub has great jets! The breakfast was delicious! My husband commented that every woman in the room was smiling because the breakfast on Mother's Day was so good! We highly recommend and we hope to come back!

I want to start by saying the rooms were spacious and had what we needed. What this place lacks is…read moreservice. The guy at the front desk was so busy with his head in his phone that I don't know if he really knew what was happening around him. In addition, I would skip the breakfast and find something else. just not great. I would spend my money elsewhere because this place is not a good value.

Ofland Escalante kept popping up in my Instagram feed. I usually ignore ads, but this place felt…read moredifferent. What really sold me was that they're dog-friendly with no additional pet fees. We were originally planning an RV trip, but work got in the way. Staying here felt like an RV adventure without all the hassle. We stayed in one of the Airstreams, which had full hookups, a split AC unit, a sink, and a mini fridge. There wasn't a restroom inside, but the nearby bathhouse was spotless and honestly felt like a spa. The property itself was amazing. There's a great lounge area, delicious food from the onsite food truck, and an incredibly friendly staff. The drive-in movie theater with classic cars was such a cool touch. Brownie and Max absolutely loved their stay. Ofland Escalante is located east of Bryce, and the remote setting meant some of the best stargazing I've ever experienced. I could even see the haze of the Milky Way. Each Airstream site has its own fire pit, and they provide one complimentary bundle of wood. We ended up buying more because we loved sitting under the stars so much. Max, being a city boy, preferred relaxing inside the Airstream with the AC, while Brownie, who was always a lap dog, stayed curled up with us outside by the fire the entire time. We visited during their opening weekend in March, so it was peaceful, not overcrowded, and there were barely any bugs. I'll always have a special fondness for this place because it was our last camping and road trip with Brownie, who passed away this past Sunday after years of fighting congenital heart failure. Thank you to the entire Ofland Escalante team for giving us such a meaningful memory. One of the few things on Instagram that look better in person.

On a trip to the Utah parks, back in Sep 2025, we stayed at Ofland for a night but we both wished…read morewe had stayed longer. It was our favorite place with a great property and a killer location! The staff are great, the property itself is huge with a communal area, easy access to ice/water/coffee etc. There are plenty of chairs, couches and firepits to share. The drive-in is as great as advertised but some of the cars are a little bit uncomfortable (just get there early!). The unit itself was cozy with a huge bathroom and outdoor shower. Even in the cold evening air, the hot shower was amazing! Its also very close to Bryce and several other hikes plus they provide you with a lot of information about the surrounding area so you can plan your own adventure! We can't wait to go back! Also Dog Friendly!!

Really well kept, nice room. When you reserve you get an email with a HUGE list of "don't"s which…read moremade it difficult to find the part about checking in. He's only there until 6pm, but your room # is on a whiteboard after that time and the key is in the mailbox. You have to fill out a pretty big form with lots of initialing the rules which is a minor pain. The rules really are mostly common sense, but some very strict. Late checkout is impossible, and you'll pay dearly for instance if you're late. If someone not on the reservation takes a shower in the room you'll be charged an extra $20 (how he'll know worries me. :) ). But if you just be normal it's gonna be a great stay. Coffee in the AM and he had made raspberry muffins but they can go fast I hear. Oh one warning if you need very dark sleep and like to sleep in: the room had a skylight so the sun may awaken you before you're ready to be awake.

Very serene and quiet. Great beds and great hot water pressure. Escalante is a great location for…read morehiking and exploring. Thanks, Tom, for the recommendations.

I love this place! Both the motel and the restaurant…read more This motel might not look all that from the outside. But it just has this cozy and cute vibe to it! From the motel room to the fire pit, to the little decorations around the property, you can tell the owners put thoughts into this place. How do I stay here forever? Hahaha. Next time I'm here exploring Escalante I will absolutely stay here. Oh, try the burger here at the restaurant, it's picky eater certified!

Recently renovated nice little hotel with plenty of places to eat and of course some amazing hikes…read more Room was clean, AC worked well. Plenty of parking. Staff was friendly. Prices were very fair compared to everything else in the area. We would stay here again if we come back this way.

For whatever reason my review got burried. I can't reiterate enough how great this place is. The…read moreyurt was really comfortable. The food was outstanding. The place was quiet and out of the way in a little tiny valley behind Escalante. The owners are SOOOO nice and accomodating. Honestly, I stayed here because of them and how sweet they are. I'd go back in a heartbeat though I think next time I'd love to get one of the bigger yurts. I can't recommend this place enough. Thanks Jan and Scott.

Amazing what they can fit into these yurts. They are deceptively small from the outside, but…read moreinside there are 2 rooms, a full bath, and 3 twin beds upstairs. There is also a dishwasher, fridge/freezer, cooktop, and lots of dishes. We enjoyed our accommodations, even though the beds upstairs should be used by children. I am a short, but still managed to hit my head a few times up there! Great hosts, excellent location, and lots of fun to stay in!

My bad experience at this motel came before we checked in…read more I booked 4 nights through Hotels.com. I needed to change it to 2 nights, and Hotels.com said I had to cancel and rebook (I'm sure this is a Hotels.com problem, not their fault). When I canceled, Cowboy Country Inn had already charged me for one night (it was charged when I booked). The cancellation policy says you can cancel without penalty up until a certain date and I hadn't hit that date so I figured it wouldn't be a problem. Boy was I wrong. I spent a month trying to get a refund. According to Hotels.com, Cowboy Country Inn was the one who charged me and therefore they couldn't refund me. They told me I had to contact the motel. Unfortunately, this motel doesn't answer the phone. I tried many times. After a lot of fighting, I finally got Hotels.com to make an exception and refund me themselves. While I'm glad I didn't have to pay extra, the motel still stole money for service they didn't provide, so I can't give them a good review. We still stayed here for two nights (I wasn't going to try to get refunded a second time). We had no major problems once we got there. The WiFi didn't work when we arrived, but they resolved it quickly. I wish there was a way to get ice there. They make you go to the gas station and you have to pay if you need it more than once. Based on the fact that they don't refund people according to their policy, I wouldn't stay here again.

My husband and I LOVED this quaint little motel! We stayed in the "Steel Horse" room which had a…read morelot of really nice touches and props to make the perfect decor. The room was very clean and comfortable. Ethan is a very attentive, professional and kind young man who helped us with anything we needed. He was always available by phone and/or in person both prior to us arriving and while we were there. We wish we could have stayed longer, but circumstances caused us to only have 1 night there. We hope we are luck enough to find an available room at this motel next time we are in the area. HIGHLY recommend!

Clean. Fresh towels, good water pressure, no bugs. Good beds. Bedding smells clean and fresh…read more Very nice people own and run it. Coffee in lobby. It's a vintage inn but has everything you want and need. I like that they provide old towel remnants to each room in case you need to clean your shoes or dry out your coolers. They told us they don't advertise so we wanted to get the word out. They post the rate right on the door. Very honest people.

So, there aren't too many places to stay at if you are in Escalante and far away from a city. There…read moreare a couple of high-end looking places here, but their price is high. Propector Inn is of decent value and the rooms are clean. It is a no-frills kind of place and there's not much to complain about. But be aware that their ac unit is loud...really loud.

This was a very cool drive. We traveled from our hotel in Loa, Utah and drove the the visitor…read morecenter. The views from the road were beautiful. In one point the road is very high up with shear cliffs overlooking the vast Grand Staircase area. Getting there the road goes through a wooded area where you go up and up. I think the temperture went down 20 degrees at the top, It was a cool windy road. Also when they say there are free range cows, there are free range cows. We came around a windy bend and there stood a cow. The visitor center for the Staircase isnt very large but we could get our national monument stamp and look at a few of the displays. There isnt anywhere to stop along this road if you need to use a rest room. So plan ahead. There are plenty of places to stop for pictures.

The rooms are decently managed and okay if you don't get in the way of inn keeper. He is impatient,…read moreill tempered and hates being disturbed. He is not a people's person and he doesn't have business sense, which confuses me why he is doing this. Unfortunately this is a small town, with limited options.