Bryce Canyon Resort
Property description
Take advantage of recreation opportunities such as a seasonal outdoor pool, or other amenities including gift shops/newsstands and a fireplace in the lobby. Additional features at this hotel include tour/ticket assistance and a picnic area.
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6.9
Pleasant
Based on 1,595 verified reviews
Who stays here?
Business
3%
Couple
36%
Family
43%
Group
14%
Solo
2%
What guests think
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Across reviews for Bryce Canyon Resort, travelers praise the convenient location near Bryce Canyon National Park, but describe dated rooms and buildings and upkeep that ranges from acceptable to areas clearly needing deeper maintenance.
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10
Bruce
6 days ago
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Stayed 2 nights
We were at Bryce Canyon for two days; very awesome. The hotel has a restaurant, which was rustic, yet delicious. We liked the quiet of this place as it wasn’t in the central and popular hotel areas; much to our liking. It’s a classic older property, yet kept in decent condition. I’m an older person, who likes creatures comforts; this place was more than okay.
We were at Bryce Canyon for two days; very awesome. The hotel has a restaurant, which was rustic, yet delicious. We liked the quiet of this place as it wasn’t in the central and popular hotel areas; much to our liking. It’s a classic older property, yet kept in decent condition. I’m an older person, who likes creatures comforts; this place was more than okay.
6
Andrea
2 weeks ago
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Stayed 3 nights
Don't let the name or the ridiculous "resort fee" ($13 a night ostensibly charged to cover the in-room coffee that we didn't drink and spotty internet service) fool you into thinking this is an actual resort. There are no resort-like amenities, and the place has seen better days. The included breakfast was pretty abysmal. Unfortunately, there aren't that many lodging options close to the park, particularly when traveling with pets that aren't dogs (another $30 a night add-on to what was already a pretty expensive rate), but if you don't have that impediment, I'd recommend staying elsewhere.
Don't let the name or the ridiculous "resort fee" ($13 a night ostensibly charged to cover the in-room coffee that we didn't drink and spotty internet service) fool you into thinking this is an actual resort. There are no resort-like amenities, and the place has seen better days. The included breakfast was pretty abysmal. Unfortunately, there aren't that many lodging options close to the park, particularly when traveling with pets that aren't dogs (another $30 a night add-on to what was already a pretty expensive rate), but if you don't have that impediment, I'd recommend staying elsewhere.
6
William
2 weeks ago
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Stayed 1 night
Well-executed remodel! A great value for the modest price. Walk to very good local burger restaurant.
Well-executed remodel! A great value for the modest price. Walk to very good local burger restaurant.
10
Rinly
3 weeks ago
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Stayed 1 night
Very friendly
Very friendly
2
Dana
3 weeks ago
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Stayed 2 nights
This is NOT a resort. The beds are seriously uncomfortable and the pillows flat and hard. 22” tv, no microwave in the room, one usb port. The continental breakfast was awful. Cold precooked sausages, cold eggs. I got sick within 20 min. Of only a few bites. The kid taking care of the breakfast was scrolling on his phone with his gloves on. The coffee maker made one cup at a time with time to cool off before you could brew a second cup. No clean towels the next day, I guess you had to ask for them. When we checked in my husband asked if there was a breakfast and the lady checking us in told him to wait and she would tell him when she got to that part. This is not what we thought it was at all. We were definitely disappointed, this should be named a motel or hotel, not a resort. The only saving grace was that the room was clean. I generally don’t do reviews but feel we people should know this place isn’t what it’s being made out to be.
This is NOT a resort. The beds are seriously uncomfortable and the pillows flat and hard. 22” tv, no microwave in the room, one usb port. The continental breakfast was awful. Cold precooked sausages, cold eggs. I got sick within 20 min. Of only a few bites. The kid taking care of the breakfast was scrolling on his phone with his gloves on. The coffee maker made one cup at a time with time to cool off before you could brew a second cup. No clean towels the next day, I guess you had to ask for them. When we checked in my husband asked if there was a breakfast and the lady checking us in told him to wait and she would tell him when she got to that part. This is not what we thought it was at all. We were definitely disappointed, this should be named a motel or hotel, not a resort. The only saving grace was that the room was clean. I generally don’t do reviews but feel we people should know this place isn’t what it’s being made out to be.
13500 East Highway 12, Bryce Canyon, Utah, United States of America
Location
When you stay at Bryce Canyon Resort in Bryce Canyon, you'll be near the airport, a 1-minute drive from Bryce Canyon National Park and 7 minutes from Bryce Canyon National Park Visitor Center. This hotel is 1.5 mi (2.4 km) from Old Bryce Town and 1.6 mi (2.5 km) from Ebenezer's Barn and Grill.
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