Best Western Plus Bryce Canyon Grand Hotel

The good news: great staff, substantial (included) breakfast, clean spa, reasonably-priced laundry, and location.|The good part is that this hotel and the weird municipality it sits in is minutes from the Park. It's unbelievably convenient and the only reason to stay here. The included breakfast is substantial, and I appreciate the availability of fruit and non-dairy milk substitutes for my coffee (they include almond and oat milks), but the big highlight of our stay is the super warm and friendly staff, particularly the receptionist Oana, who made us feel super welcome, gave us good advice, and was probably the only reason we didn't walk out the door, instead of giving the place two nights and then leaving only a day early. Oana is definitely an asset and we hope the company treats her right.|We are in the hospitality business and we provide a hot tub, so out of caution I won't use one unless I've checked the safety of the water with testing strips. I'm delighted to report that the spa passed with flying colors, but more on the spa further down.|The bad news: floor cleaner, weird hot tub, lack of 21st century food choices.|The overwhelming smell of floor cleaner followed us everywhere we went--the elevator, the bathroom in our room, the workout room (which I couldn't use because I was gagging), the laundry room--every room or space with a hard floor. I guess I can understand the desire to convey how clean the place is through olfactory evidence, but there are other ways! There is so much cleaner on the floor that you can feel the stickiness on your soles.|So, the hot tub is clean, well maintained, and all, but what's up with the jets? They are located on the sidewalls, pretty much where no-one could ever use them, except that they provide the concept of jets by being loud and, well, bubbly. But they're no use whatsoever. The decor is sadly dated.|Where to eat in town? We preferred to eat in our room rather than face the limited meat-and-two-veg, fried or broiled menu items that were consistent across town. We went down Rt 12 to Bryce Canyon Pines to eat, but while good (and have terrific pies), it's pretty much what you would have expected in any restaurant in town, which means the menus haven't changed since the 1970s. There really wasn't any option in town that felt healthy or flavorful. |Next time we go to Bryce we hope that things will improve, but we won't commit to three nights.

We had a good stay at this hotel. Room was nice, had basic amenities and bed was comfortable. The common area has good aesthetic with fireplace and had delightful aroma. Breakfast was the real winner. Better complimentary breakfast than most of hotels of similar range with good amount of hot options as well as cut fruits. Plus they have real culinary and not disposable paper plates. The staffs were attentive. Parking was ample. Only downside is they have no resturant except for breakfast but nearby restaurants within 1-2 min drive.

I stayed overnight to explore Bryce Canyon. The location was perfectly convenient to both the park and the surrounding restaurants. The room was dimly lit with cute lodge/cottage decor that felt very appropriate. My favorite part of my stay was the breakfast which was unexpectedly good for a hotel. They had a classic breakfast bar with cereal, eggs, waffles, oatmeal, fresh fruit, coffee, yogurt etc. and everything I ate was delicious. I also appreciate how early breakfast opens considering this hotel caters to hikers who tend to get up early. The surrounding location is absolutely beautiful and Bryce Canyon was such a cool park. 10/10 recommend

Unusually for hotels in the US, they actually had a pretty big breakfast buffet and because it was busy everything seemed freshly cooked and stayed hot, even the scrambled eggs were good which is highly unusual. The location is great, easy to access and quick drive to get into the National Park. There are a few places to eat in the area as well. There wasn't much to complain about really, other than I wish we had a better view from the hotel room. I've mentioned this before in other reviews, but I'm pretty certain that due to hotels not being fans of booking.com you seem to get the less desirable rooms when booking through them. It's a shame really.

I thought the hotel was brand new based on how clean and well kept it was. I was impressed by the dedication and hard work of the staff, maintaining the rooms and smoothly overseeing the free breakfast buffet. ||We stayed two nights after our cabins in the Canyon were cancelled due to cold weather, and the BW Grand Hotel delivered! Easy trip into the canyon using the shuttle next to the hotel, or a short drive. We relaxed in our two Queen beds suite, appreciating the sofa and easy chair. The outdoor hot tub was a treat!

The BryceCanyon Best Western plus was great. Beautiful lobby Clean facilities. Great location. Super close to park. The breakfast was good. Lots of things to choose from. Pool was clean as well. Cleaning service was thoughtful left clean linens outside the door

Amazing hotel, one of my favorites. The hotel is clean and spacious. It is well kept up and beautiful. Great location to get to Bryce. It is so convenient. Love it. Would totally recommend. You can walk right into town and get everywhere you need. The scenery of the area is amazing. Breakfast was great too. Great place. Would recommend for sure.

The hotel was nice. We got to the hotel early with a total of 6 cars in the parking lot and was told we would have to wait for check in until 4. The shower had good pressure and the bed was comfy. Breakfast in the morning did the job, I have no complaints when it is free, especially when there is not a single other option available in town for breakfast or coffee. My biggest complaint with the hotel and the surrounding area is the lights. I was so excited that Bryce NPS is a dark sky park. It felt like I was in Las Vegas with the lights on the building. It was the end of October when we visited, but lights strung the rooves of the hotel like it was Christmas. It felt ridiculous given that I’m sure many people are traveling to Bryce to be able to see the stars!!! Consider looking into proper lighting to support the dark skies!!