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.

Stayed here for one night. We came from the Cedar City area visiting Zion and Bryce Canyon, passed…read morethrough Kanab on our way to the Grand Canyon's North Rim (1.5 hrs) and stayed here for the night before continuing to Capitol Reef (3 hours). The hotel was located near the center of the town, about 1/2 mile walk from local restaurants and shops. The both the lobby and rooms were clean. We spent the evening relaxing in the in door pool, the water temp was nice and the pool area was lined with large windows within the parking lot. Unfortunately, the hot tub was closed because of issues. We checked in and out remotely with no issues with the digital key. Quiet stay. Would've like to spend some time in Kanab and visit some local trails.

Hampton Inn in Kanab Utab was amazing due to the happy staff and receptive Hotel Manger. The hotel…read moreis clean and quiet. Hampton Inn is located 60 minutes from Bryce Cannon, 90 minutes from Zion and close enough to the north rim for a great day trip. There are many hotels in Kanab but only one Hampton Inn By Hilton. Hope you will be as happy as I was.

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.

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 is a nice log cabin cottage feel place. There is a…read morepool and breakfast is included across the street at Segos. We are here for one night on our way to Bryce. The bed is acceptable for one night. But the room and shower are very nice.

If you're going to see the national parks in Utah here's the place to stay…read more Serving hot breakfast for almost 4 hours is great. The staff is wonderful and go beyond to accommodate their guest!

Nice place for a nite! The bed was good and the shower was clean and comfortable! They served…read morebreakfast in the morning and it was ok!

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 friend and I stayed one night at the hotel on our way to Antelope Canyon. We were pleased with…read morethe accommodations, very friendly staff and location. If I am ever in Kanab again, I would stay here in a heartbeat! It was truly wonderful.

If you find yourself in Kanab, whether it be a Ross trip, Antelope canyon, Zion or one of the many…read moreother reasons, this place is really a great bang for your buck. My husband and our two dogs wanted to break up our road trip from Idaho, normally a 13 hour drive, we figured breaking it up would be nice. I booked this place last minute and it really was everything that we needed! Don't go in expecting luxury, it's a retro motel, with comfortable bed, roomy space, reserved parking and near all the things you could need. Little bit dated, but very clean and well maintained, not to mention dog friendly! We didn't get to check out anything other than our room, but it was easy enough, self check-in and slept great. Definitely will keep on our list if we're looking to make a pit spot again.

Arrived late afternoon and Carl gave us a room key and said come pay later when we got settled…read more Room was super comfy and clean with a very cool historic vibe. They even waived the pet deposit. I met the owner later and paid up and she was super nice as well. I will be back soon!

One night spent in Kanab on our way to SLC. We tried a new place (thanks to Booking.com and a…read moredecent rate). I honestly can't complain. Nice, clean, BIG room. Comfy bed and pillows. A nice window view of the pool area. Two drawers in the dresser were possessed as they kept opening by themselves. One huge flaw, the person above us with concrete feet. OMG the STOMPING with every step! Other than that, a nice one night stay.

We got in late..guess the front desk was having a bad night. My wife checked in and was not treated…read morevery well..I can understand having a bad day..but to belittle my wife cuz she can't see well.is totally not cool. Then.....the ANTS..holy sht. Didn't realize how bad it was..it was bad..they had a party in our room. The bed was so hard ..took until I got home to get my back to not be so painful. 6 hours of ouch. Holiday Inn suggested we stay since they were full...DONT. stay elsewhere I guarantee will be a way better place elsewhere. Comfort inn..Hell no! And what up with the toilet. Sits on the floor it's so low..not good for tall peeps

I'm not usually the guy who gets overly excited about hotel rooms. If the bed doesn't hate me and…read morethere aren't mysterious stains that tell a story I'd rather not hear I'm generally happy. So it caught me by surprise just how much I liked Quail Park Lodge. It's tucked against those incredible red rock views and endless Utah skies, right on the main road through Kanab. Granted, that's not saying much because Kanab basically has two main streets, but the location is perfect for getting anywhere in town while still feeling peaceful. The best way I can describe it is that it has Airbnb personality without the Airbnb hassle. The room felt modern, cozy, and thoughtfully decorated instead of looking like it was furnished by the Hotel Beige Committee. The bed was genuinely comfortable, the bathroom was spotless, and the rain shower head made me briefly consider whether I should just live there now. Everything about the place was easy. Keyless entry, simple check-in, easy parking, a nice little pool out front, and lots of those small touches that make you feel like someone actually cared about the guest experience instead of just checking boxes. I booked online, although you'll also notice a QR code posted at the property if you're already in town. Either way it's as painless as booking gets. It's rare that I say a hotel actually made my trip better, but this one absolutely did. I'd stay here again without a second thought. Five stars. I'd give it a 10 out of 10, but Yelp insists on limiting my enthusiasm.

This is about the cutest little motel I've ever seen! It's been refurbished to 1960s retro decor…read moreand everything is crisp and clean. The shower tile is a beautiful shade of blue and the bed is so comfortable, including 4 oversized pillows. The pool is small but so refreshing after a long, hard day hiking. It's completely contactless entry and any needs are done via text. All texts are replied to promptly. Do yourself a favor and stay here!

Clean rooms Friendly staff, great breakfast…read more My only complaint would be about the A/C I lowered the temperature but when it goes back on, it blows "EXTREMELY" cold air until it reaches the correct temperature again. This was VERY uncomfortable because it blows right in your face when you're in bed. As a result, I caught a cold. I am not an A/C expert but I'm sure this can be addressed. Otherwise this is a great place

I originally intended to give Holiday Inn Express in Kanab four stars, but unfortunately, our…read moreexperience regarding my service dog and the staff's apparent lack of understanding of the ADA reduced this review to three stars. The property itself is perfectly decent. It appears renovated, our room was nicely maintained, and overall the physical condition of the hotel was good. My concern is primarily with staff training, customer service, and the distinction between a pet and a service animal. Under the Americans with Disabilities Act, a trained service dog is not considered a pet. Hotels generally must permit a service animal to accompany a person with a disability in areas where guests are normally allowed, regardless of a hotel's regular pet policy. When it is not obvious what service the animal provides, staff are generally limited to asking two questions: whether the dog is required because of a disability and what work or task the dog has been trained to perform. A hotel cannot simply treat a service animal as an ordinary pet or restrict it to designated "pet-friendly" rooms. Unfortunately, that distinction seemed to create considerable confusion during our stay. We had reserved a king room in advance, but upon arrival we encountered substantial difficulty regarding my service dog and ultimately ended up in a room with two queen beds rather than the king accommodation we had expected. What should have been a straightforward check-in became unnecessarily stressful because we repeatedly had to explain that a service animal and a pet are not the same thing. I do want to recognize General Manager Tim. Once he became involved and understood what had occurred, he was gracious, professional, and took responsibility for the experience. He ultimately compensated our two-night stay, which I appreciated. That demonstrated accountability from senior management. Unfortunately, another troubling interaction occurred around checkout. A member of the housekeeping staff saw our dog and reacted very strongly, saying words to the effect of, "Oh my God, you have a dog here," and suggesting the area would have to be shut down. The interaction was uncomfortable and unnecessary. She subsequently shared personal information about herself, which I did not understand to be relevant to the situation. My purpose in writing this review isn't to attack individual employees. It's to encourage management to provide comprehensive ADA and service-animal training. Employees working in the hospitality industry need to understand the difference between pets and trained service animals and know how to interact professionally with guests who use them. This protects both the guest and the hotel. The property itself deserves credit for being clean, renovated, and reasonably comfortable, and Tim deserves recognition for taking responsibility and attempting to make things right. However, travelers should also be able to expect knowledgeable and welcoming service, particularly regarding something as fundamental as ADA compliance. With proper staff training and stronger coaching in hospitality, this could easily have been a four-star experience. Unfortunately, based on what we personally encountered, three stars is the most I can give this stay.