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!!

I stayed here during my visit to bryce. It was a bit crowded due to a state wide conference occurring at the hotel. The free buffet is one of the best I ever had. Room was spacious and 10 minutes from bryce canyon National Park. If you are visiting the area, this should be your 1st pick.

The only spot it town. Well maintained and a travelers paradise. I was really grateful my dog was welcomed and they had chargers for my Tesla. And the views weren't so bad either :)

Honestly, I wasn't expecting much from this hotel since it's one of the few options in the immediate area around Bryce Canyon, but we had a nice stay! Our room was big, the room and bathroom were clean, and we were able to check in about an hour early (granted - it was off season). Staff were friendly and the complimentary breakfast was pretty solid, there were a good amount of choices that would appeal to everyone (fruit, eggs, waffles, etc) I would definitely choose to stay here again if I return to the area.

We came in March where the weather is cold, we traveled through snow and most of Bryce is closed. Being said that, this hotel is terrific. The staff is courteous and friendly. We had a king room and it was comfortable. Double sinks was a plus, and there is a Kcup coffee maker in the room. Shower had hot water and great pressure. Breakfast is included and there literally is something for everyone. Fresh fruit, juices and milk options is a start, add hot breakfast options from bacon AND sausage, eggs, biscuits and gravy, oatmeal, waffles and pancakes, along with cereal, donuts, fresh yogurt, and for the tea drinkers a variety of Numi brand teas from Earl to Breakfast black. Oh and excellent coffee! Watch out for the feral cats, make sure they are not hiding in your car.

This place was cute, had comfy beds and delicious hot breakfast in the morning. Along with a very friendly staff, what else could you ask for. Would definitely stay here again when we visit Bryce.

This is a relatively new property that is in great condition. The shuttle bus into Bryce Canyon has a stop at the edge of the parking lot so once you arrive at the hotel, you only need your car to go out for dinner or supplies. We didn't take advantage of the pool, hot tub or gym. We did use the self-service laundry which was a ground level at the back of the building. There wasn't much of a view out of our room window but it was as good as anyone else had in this high desert area. There are a couple of other hotels in the immediate area but this one was perfect for us.

Quick Summary I was quite surprised by the quality of the Best Western, especially with the shaky history of hotels near national parks. The rooms were large and clean. Breakfast was provided. Fitness center was adequate. And jacuzzi and pool are available. It had everything I needed, especially since I'm spending more time at Bryce Canyon Room- 5 stars The room was pretty large for 2 queens, and there's a large bathroom with 2 sinks. It's a perfect spot for large parties (although they are not pet friendly) Service- 5 stars Staff was helpful and polite. Nothing spectacular, but solid service throughout Amenities- 5 stars Standard breakfast bar was standard. Gym had a bench press, some free weights, and some machines (back pull down, pulleys, and an ab/dip machine), and cardio machines. It had everything you needed, especially since you're spending most of your time at Bryce Canyon Location- 5 stars It's only about 7 minutes away from the Bryce Canyon entrance. Pretty nice overall for Bryce Canyon National Park to be so accessible compared to other national parks Bottom Line Surprised by the excellent stay at Best Western Plus. Will be using it for future stays when visiting Bryce Canyon

Lots of free parking. Plentiful busy breakfast. VERY convenient location to Bryce Canyon National Park. Friendly desk staff. So so many kids running the halls, but it's a family area. Our beds were comfortable and there was a LOT of counter space which was nice. Overall, we'd stay here again for the right price. I liked that they had a small convenience store in the lobby as well as a mailbox for my postcards. They also had a nice cozy lobby with a fireplace going which was nice with the snow that just kept coming!

Stayed 11/18 - 11/20 in their double queen bed room on the second floor.. A family weekend vacation with 2 adults and 1 child.. celebrating the hubby's birthday. The room - was super spacious and so was the bathroom with double vanity sink with toilet and bath separated. Also had a good size closet, drawer, coffee maker, refrigerator w/ freezer, microwave, desk, and tv.. but was a little surprised that they didn't have a small dining table with chairs. We had to eat our to-goed food on their desk.. with only 2 chairs to sit on. The bathtub was small. Beds were comfortable and clean. The view was nonexistent compared to Zion. Pool was closed.. of course.. it was freezing! Spa and gym were open. Breakfast buffet was ok. The boys loved their breakfast sausages. The breakfast potatoes were good. They had scrambled eggs, waffles, pancakes, french toast, oatmeal, cereal, fresh fruits, yogurts, bagels, white and wheat bread, biscuit and gravy, pastries, hot chocolate, tea, hot coffee, orange juice, apple juice, cranberry juice, milk, etc. The buffet station was being very well stocked by the employees. They even have to go containers if you want to take it to your room. Breakfast is 6:30-9:30am and coffee is available in the lobby area until 8:30pm. Location - perfect! Only a 5 min drive to the Bryce Canyon National Park. The shuttles were not in service during our visit. Service - Everyone we came across were nice. We got extra toiletries, coffee, and towels delivered to our room promptly. No cleaning service during our stay but one call and they will bring over whatever you need. For about $100/night, I think this place is good.

PROS: ~Short drive to Bryce Canyon park from the hotel ~Grand inviting lobby with fireplace, seasonal decor, chairs, coffee. ~Newish, clean, large hotel ~Free outdoor parking ~Buffet breakfast included in large breakfast room. Breakfast items included fruit, baked goods, cold cereal, yogurt, hot items. Tea, coffee, juice. They use real plates and utensils, not plastic/paper. ~Outdoor pool and an indoor one available to patrons at the BW across the street. Outdoor pool was closed in November when we were there. ~Gym ~We had a large suite room with a couch, microwave, fridge, long mirror, iron, extra blanket. ~Quiet ~Pod coffee machine in room. ~Extra towels in room. ~Business center off lobby. CONS: ~No housekeeping unless requested. ~Outdoor parking would be better if it was covered -- we were there after it snowed and spent 20 minutes getting the snow and ice off the car. ~The general area is a bit sparse on restaurants. I recommend Bryce Canyon Pines, four miles away. We ate there twice. ~The room was quite dimly lit. ~Fridge in room was loud.

If it has been a while since you have stayed in a best western (like me), you will be impressed! We are two for two now. This location is great. Room was clean, bed awesome, and pillows terrific. My tired legs appreciated melting away. Breakfast is no joke! Full blown buffet and they thought if everything. Greeter will hand you a glove to handle rings and touch items. Wear a mask here if that makes you more comfortable.

My rating is solely based on the front desk staff who were all completely unhelpful and unfriendly. The check in staff were not friendly or helpful and after we checked out the hotel charged us $700 for our stay which we had pre-paid. After speaking with 5 different people and leaving a message with the accounting department, the problem was never resolved. I had to have my credit card company dispute the charge and battle with the hotel on my behalf. My only regret is that Yelp doesn't allow for a zero rating.

Hot tub not working during peak season? My family enjoyed hopping into the ice cold "hot" tub after a 9 hour journey. Absolutely no mention about the malfunction was made prior to arrival or at check in. Water pressure in shower sucks too.

First time staying here to visit Bryce Canyon Pro A few miles from Bryce Canyon Large room Separate sink and bath area Microwave in room Lot of guess parking Full breakfast served! Cons Not to much food options available in main town Check towels prior to use Thin walls (can hear other talking and those walking in hallway) Curt service at front desk Loud air conditioning unit Watch how curtains are position, easy for folks to see through Don't expect a view of Bryce Canyon, a view patrons were inquiring. I stay here again just to be near Bryce Canyon otherwise it was ok.

Great service and very clean! All the employees were helpful and friendly. The breakfast buffet was yummy and fresh. Plus, the national park is very accessible as the hotel has their own shuttle stop. Would definitely stay here again!!

The Best Western Plus Bryce Canyon Grand Hotel is about 1 mile away from Bryce Canyon National Park and so it is an ideally location to stay at if visiting this national park. My husband and I stayed here on a weekend while visiting Bryce Canyon. We had already visited Zion National Park (~87 miles away and also currently now closed until further noticed) earlier in the day and then checked in here later in the early evening (please note that check in time is at 4 pm and check out is at 11 am. This hotel provide a complimentary full breakfast (including hot food), gym, heated pool, washer & dryer (it cost $6 to do one load total of using the washer and dryer). Since we stayed here a few weeks ago, breakfast was a "grab and go" style, due to the covid 19, in which you order what you want on the morning of (breakfast was from 6 - 9 am). Patrons had a choice of such offerings that included scrambled eggs, bacon, sausage, potatoes, donuts, muffins, assorted juices, milk, cold cereal, coffee/ tea, assorted fruit and bagels. Since we had stayed at another hotel that also provided a grab and go breakfast prior, this was the best one (including the other hotels we stayed at during our vacation/ road trip), especially since hot food was served. In addition to getting our breakfast, we were also given a bag of granola bars, individually wrapped muffins and bottled water for a snack later. I thought that was very thoughtful of this hotel to provide that. Our room was a good size with 2 queen beds, duo sinks in the bathroom counter (the shower and toilet are in a separate room) with additional towels and toilet paper available. Sometimes it surprises me that other hotels do not provide additional towels. I guess they liked to be bothered by hotel guests for more towels. Our room also had an ironing board with iron, in case you need one. I liked that there is the A/C and heater control panel is digital and right by one of the beds to make it easy to control the temperature in the room. Our room also had a mini fridge and microwave. But the fridge was either not working properly or it wasn't plugged in since it wasn't cold. Overall, we had a great stay and have always enjoyed staying at Best Western Plus hotels (the plus hotels, not to be confused by the regular ones) and would stay here again. Please note that the internet was pretty fast while we were here but that might be due to so few people that were staying at the hotel. Also parking was free.

If you stay here over the winter holidays, expect assembly-line conditions, no early check-in at 3 p.m. (it's at 4, you see...), old-fashioned fatty food in the only restaurant (theirs!) that is open over the holidays, and for inexplicable reasons, no option to do take-away on Thanksgiving/Christmas nights.... massive amounts of people and germs and all. Rooms are like they were in the 1990s and before (worn carpets, old plumbing, etc.), but big new TV sets. Expect only motel-style "clamping," then you'll be fine. The worst was the food in their restaurant... yuck!

First off, literally mess than 5 minutes and you are inside of Bryce Canyon National Park. The hotel is very well kept, clean and the staff is super friendly and helpful to your needs. The breakfast was what put this location over the top. Usually a complementary breakfast is fast grab and go type foods. Here the breakfast consisted of fresh eggs, sausage, pancakes, waffles and french toast. They also had biscuits and gravy and an assortment of fruits and muffins. All tasted great and were continually being made and placed in the buffet warmers. Coffee was greasy and tasted great. They also had other drinks such as orange juice, milk, hot chocolate and such. Will definitely come back here when visiting Bryce Canyon in the future. The area has plenty of restaurants and a well stocked grocery store.

The hotel is very well maintained, the staff are friendly and the property is kept very clean. Rooms are comfortable, parking is plenty, and breakfast is suitable for most travelers. Management here is obviously involved in all aspects of operating this property. The hotel has a guest laundry with modern washers and dryers that work very well. The property is located only 3 miles from the entrance to the National Park and you can easily walk to the park's shuttle bus service. Highly recommended.

Here is the reception desk at the Best Western Bryce Canyon Grand Hotel on Wednesday 11/25 2020. NO MASK! Unacceptable!!!!

This Best Western Plus is an overall a good hotel - very large, free and powerful wifi, friendly staff, and an incredibly good breakfast buffet. The lobby offers free coffee to warm you up and a basket full of Clif Bars to energize you for the upcoming hike you've planned since arriving here. Gigantic parking lot too. The rooms are spacious, quiet, and have great amenities - good TV, plenty of storage, powerful showers. The beds were not the greatest. For some reason maybe it was the mattress but neither myself nor my wife got a full night of rest. The first night we woke up like three times and on the second night maybe twice. Its very strange since I usually sleep like a rock everywhere! Maybe it has something to do with a sub-optimal mattress plus that dry desert air. Still, this is a great and fairly inexpensive hotel if you plan on visiting Bryce Canyon for a day or two.

Great place to stay in Bryce Canyon. Very close to the park. The breakfast was amazing and offered a huge buffet with all the breakfast items you could want. Staff were amazing and they were happy to check to see if the room was ready when we showed up early. The pool and hot tub were nice, unfortunately the the hot tub was just warm and and a little on the cold side. I would stay here again and would recommend if you want to be close to the park.

1. Check-in staff; thumbs up 2. Hotel environment; neutral 3. Room; thumbs up 4. Free breakfast; thumbs up 5. Check-out; thumbs down It takes just one bad experience to lower a rating. We checked out 17 hours early and no room rate proration. On top of that I did not receive my membership points.

We had an okay stay. Really nothing special. The room is fairly clean, but could be cleaner. Basic toiletries are supplied. There is AC and heat. There needs to be better lighting. The light was dim and yellow in the room and bathroom. Front desk staff seemed like they didn't want to be there, didn't want to be bothered. Breakfast is served much too late, at 6:30. There is a crowd is people sitting around the lobby waiting to eat before that, so I can't understand why they wouldn't serve breakfast earlier for those who want to make the most of the morning. There are no vegan protein sources. The buffet-style set up and types of foods oblige you to eat in the crowded dining area rather than take something back to your room. I wish the bed was softer and the pillows were fluffier. It's fine. The hotel is okay. There isn't a lot of competition in the area, we chose it because other hotels were smaller and we prefer a chain. This hotel will meet your basic needs but not much more.

Service 5/5 - The front desk and resturant staff is very nice. Rooms 4/5 - The room is nice, spacious, and modern. However bedsheets didn't smell too well. Walls are also not soundproofs and unfortunately our neighbors both above and beside us are very loud. Value 5/5 - Its cheap considering not only can you get 2 QUEEN beds for under 200! Food 5/5 - The place has one of the best breaks a fast buffet for a Best Western. I was very impressed. Overall 4.75/5 - Just needed to have clean bedsheets, but very good hotel to stay at if coming to Bryce!

Best Western has three brands in its portfolio: Best Western, Best Western Plus, and Best Western Premier. If they had a fourth brand called Best Western Plus Plus, then this would be it. The staff was friendly and the room nice and spacious. The exterior is also attractive, like an oversized mountain chalet. The best part was the free breakfast. I've stayed in other Best Western Plus hotels which are already ahead of the game by offering hot breakfast items, but this takes it to the next level by offering everything you might imagine: scrambled eggs, potatoes, bacon, sausage, biscuits & gravy, waffles, pancakes, hot oatmeal, and more. The only negative is that housekeeping could be more careful; I found two stray hairs on the back of a pillow.

The breakfast pushed this hotel up a notch. It's not a "five star" luxury hotel but it was clean and nice. No issues with accommodations or bed or noise. We were really bummed that the hot tub wasn't open on a snowy day. Almost nothing to eat near Bryce except at Ruby's across the road so we went over there. The breakfast was a served buffet, well staffed, great food. Tons of options from eggs and bacon to oatmeal to fresh fruit and beyond. Definitely a great start to a hiker's day.

Checked into this hotel earlier today and wanted to say nothing but great things. The place itself is in great condition super clean tons of friendly staff. The service has been amazing since we are right and nothing but helpful. If you're planning on going to Bryce Canyon I would highly recommend staying here location is one thing but service definitely is whats bringing me back. Special shout out to front desk staff member Kristen for the awesome service, hospitality need more people love you. If your visiting Bryce don't hesitate to stay here Ps breakfast included

1. This is the biggest, and most modern hotel in Bryce Canyon, 2 miles from the entrance to national park. 2. Only 7 years old, the 4 story hotel is located about an 8 minute walk from downtown Bryce, with its many restaurants, and the free bus shuttle to enter the park. 3. Huge parking lot, huge open areas next door, with immediate road around hotel lacking sidewalks, and a large pond in front of the hotel. 4. The 4 story hotel is shaped like a triangle, with the sides being the lobby with breakfast area, the north tower and the south tower, and designed to fit into the woods environment. 5. We reserved at least two months in advance, and arrived the last week of April, with cloudy skies, high winds and snow flurries. Fog and mist in the mornings in the park 2 miles away. 6. Our third floor room faced the interior courtyard with its pool and spa, both closed due to the very cold weather -not too many takers for swimming under snow flurries! 7. Four story towers, with interior corridors and no balconies -nobody wants to shovel snow off the decks during the long winters here at 8,000 feet elevation. 8. Odd number rooms face the interior courtyard, while even number rooms face the outside, with the parking lots, and barren grassland. No rooms have any view of Bryce Canyon National Park, 2 miles away, as the area is relatively level. 9. Rooms are huge, with two queen beds, and a separate area for loveseat and fully padded sitting chair. Plenty of empty space area around the clean and comfortable beds. 10. Clean, relatively new carpet with little padding but good sound insulation -minimal noise from the upstairs neighbors, but that may change in the summer when the kids are out of school! 11. Rooms equipped with flat screen cable TV, free wifi, microwave oven, coffee maker, mini refrigerator. Single large window opened about 6". 12. Quiet modern AC/heater unit -it can get hot here in the summers. 13. Large double sink with marble countertop. Only shower, no bathtub in separate room with toilet. 14. Computer kiosks, business center, lobby fireplace, exercise room, coin operated laundry room with multiple washers and dryers and detergent, outside firepit, pool with lounge chairs, and spa. 15. Awesome complimentary breakfast buffet for guests 630-930am, each morning, with potatoes, sausage, bacon, scrambled eggs, waffles, pancakes, juices, fruits, and pastries. Huge selection, very large dining room, with nearby conference rooms for overflow seating. 16. Exceptional service from the cleaning staff, registration desk, and kudos to Crystelle (spelling?) and Rev for rapid clearing the plates and dishware from hundreds of dining guests during breakfast. 17. Beverage and ice machines located on each of the 4 floors near the elevator. 18. We ate 2 dinners at Ruby's Inn, the best restaurant around, an 8 minute walk from the hotel. We drove, as walking not advisable, due to lack of sidewalks next to hotel and high winds in late April in the afternoon/evenings. 19. Main competitor would be the Bryce Canyon Lodge 6 miles away, 4 miles inside the park, easy walking distance to the main attraction: the Navajo Trail from Sunrise to Sunset Points, going into the Bryce amphitheater. 20. Bryce Canyon Lodge is more expensive than the Grand Hotel, and you are paying for location. No TV, no free breakfast, nor wifi in the rustic cabins of the Lodge, and the local restaurant is expensive with limited offerings. 21. Older, two story Bryce View Lodge next door to the Grand Hotel, for those wanting to save some bucks. 22. Yes, we would come again, as this 7 year hotel is clean, comfortable with all the amenities of a modern hotel. Only drawback would be that there are no park views, only views of the parking lot.

A huge room with double sink bathroom. Stayed here two nights during recent road trip. The location is perfect for visiting the Bryce Canyon National Park. Two queen beds room was very spacious, we had four people in the room but didn't feel crowded at all. I really liked their double sink bathroom. It takes time for four people to get ready but having two sinks defiantly helped expediting the process. Free breakfast is included and it wasn't just cereals and milk. They had nice selections of hot meals, fruits, juice and coffee. They get really busy later in the morning but they kept the buffet food full even 5 minuets before closing time. Too bad they don't have restaurants or bars on site. Room has a fridge and microwave, kept our drinks before a hiking down the canyon trip. Only 5 minuets drive to the park, I recommend staying here for your visit to Bryce.

Large old hotel, super crowded. Rooms were large but look like something out of the 1970's Everything was brown and old looking. No extras No service Noisy AC Uncomfortable bed Won't be back

We stayed here for 1 night during our visit to Bryce in late October 2018, as we drove in from Zion. Very nice hotel, large, and good breakfast in the morning. I think this is the first Best Western we've ever stayed at, so it's nice to walk away with a good impression. Friendly staff and our room was comfortable and large too! I think they may have upgraded us? :)

This resort has an interesting history and has been around for a long while! There are a couple restaurants on site, a laundromat, a general store, post office, business center, and a large indoor pool and hot tub. The rooms are spacious. The bath has 2 sinks. There is also a nice closet to hang clothes in, 3 drawers for clothes, a small microwave, a decent-sized mini-fridge (no freezer compartment). The flat screen TV is a nice size. Lighting is good in the room. Good light-blocking privacy curtain. I have to mention though we stayed upstairs, and the floors creaked terribly!!! I feel sorry for people underneath top floors who probably find that irritating. The stairs are metal (noisy too!), and there is no elevator. The walkway to the rooms (in the building we are staying in) is covered with outdoor carpet, but the wood feels very weak underneath. The general store is very pricey on food items, so bring your own food if you can. The Cowboy Buffet restaurant has a pricey dinner buffet, but lunchtime is a decent price and food quite good (especially the salad bar). They have other items on their menu that are not buffet meals, as well. To end on a positive note, it is located VERY near Bryce Canyon (about 2 miles), so the location is perfect if you are here to enjoy the national park. The room was clean, and we found the beds comfortable. The Internet worked well.

Walked into our room and had a bed with an ugly stain on the comforter: not only that but it looked as if it had been slept in/on.. Called desk to get it fixed. Said it would be fixed. 30 minutes later with no action I called again and again it would be fixed. Went to the dinner show and came back later to find a bundle of linens on the bed with an excuse note. Called the desk about having to make our own bed.. and they said that was the case!!! Housekeeping is marginal at best and rework is on your own. COVID seems to absolve innkeepers when needed.... On a positive note, breakfast was good. We won't be back--- but I think they count on that

Acceptable room, everything looked clean and spacious. Downside was the AC that was so loud it made it hard to sleep. I stayed here a few years ago, and the breakfast was excellent. This time, however, it was not great and looked more like reheated frozen food than fresh breakfast fare. This is probably the nicest hotel near Bryce, but just average as hotels go.

Stayed here for 2 nights and it was really big and spacious. The rooms were clean and had a lot of space to accommodate 3 people comfortably. I liked that they had 2 sinks in the bathroom and it was separated from the shower and toilet. This hotel is in the main hub of where most hotels are in Bryce. They also have a very nice and relaxing hot tub that stayed on a perfect temperature. They are sticklers about opening exactly at 6:30am for breakfast. Anyways, this was a good and clean stay for 2 nights.

Hotel was fine, but masks were either not required or not being enforced. Had I known that prior to booking I wouldn't have stayed here. Breakfast was modified (employers served to go containers from buffet style with protected glass and servers were wearing masks and gloves) due to covid, which was good, but people were still able to congregate in shared spaces without masks and they could walk around inside without masks. I did see employees wearing masks. Good location (5 minutes from Bryce Canyon National Park).

Many of the amenities they advertise are not accurate. Gym and indoor pool facilities are not at this Best Western, but at the one across the street. The TV features like Pay Per View do not work and no attempt to fix it was made, which is extra frustrating in a town with nothing else to do. The customer service could only apologize. Room was fine, nothing beyond what is expected. They should be honest with what you are paying for.

I booked a king bed through Priceline at this hotel for 2 nights while in Bryce. Upon check-in, Daisy at the front desk informed my husband and I that there were no more kings available, and that I needed to contact Priceline to ask why that happened. She said there was nothing they could do, and could only put us in a double queen. I do feel that they somehow should have offered SOMEthing for this error, whether it was Priceline's fault or not. However, they made no offer to remedy this mistake. Overall, this hotel is fairly decent. Our room was generally clean. The TV remote did not work correctly (likely just a battery change), and the shower did not drain properly the first night. There was quite a line to enter the breakfast area each morning, but it moved quickly. Everyone was given a mask and gloves upon entry. The food portion was serve yourself, but the drinks (coffee, juice, etc) were served by a staff member, although this part was a little confusing because no one appeared attentive, so you sort of had to call out to get their attention for a cup of coffee. Fitness center and hot tub were clean and adequate. The outdoor pool was not open while we were there, but we were told we could use the indoor pool at Ruby's across the street, but we did not go there. Overall, it seemed that COVID protocols were followed. With limited hotel options in the area, I would stay here again because the alternative could be worse.

I was very happy with my choice to stay at this hotel. I recommend it to anyone staying in the area. My room was great and larger than average. This hotel was the best choice I could have made for staying in this area. I selected it based on Yelp reviews and once again and as always - Yelp came through for me! Best Western Plus featured a courteous and helpful staff. This hotel has an excellent location and is really in the limited center of what you will find outside of Bryce Canyon. Maybe the one ding is that there is a decent if unspectacular free breakfast. However, free is free and you cannot complain about the price. Overall, I do not have a single complaint and the Best Western Plus was exactly what I was looking for.

Free WiFi, free full sit down breakfast, new hotel and very nice staff, looks promising

We got in closer to 12am and Checking in was easy but when we get to the room it was DIRTY! not cleaned according to their covid 19 prevention stated on their website!! The sheet on both beds were filthy(see pic) that we decided to sleep without it!! table was dusty.. one of the bed had some used tissue stuck behind it. It was gross. We had to clean the room a bit for ourselves bc we were tired and need to sleep! For the rate of ~200, this room is not worth it. Will definitely not staying here next time we in town.

This looks to be a semi-luxury hotel when considering the amenities. However, I have a few personal criticisms. First of all, this hotel is not very vegan-friendly. -- The breakfast buffet has a large variety of meat and starchy items, but is slim pickings for a vegan; I did appreciate the hearty made-from-scratch oatmeal and the toppings (several kinds of nuts, raisins, even dried cranberries!); I think I also saw bananas and apples; I wish that they would offer a tofu scramble in addition to the conventional scrambled eggs -- The headboard on the bed and bolster pillows are covered in leather; for vegans, this can be the cause of nightmares; it was disturbing to have dead animal skin (and the leather smell) so close to my head as I tried to fall asleep WARNING WHEN DRIVING AT NIGHT: I drove in from Las Vegas, which was a 5 - 6 hour drive. The last two hours were on windy roads. I was exhausted. It was about 10 pm and dark. I took a left off the highway onto the little road leading to the hotel. There were no street lamps and no guardrails. I almost drove into the small lake that was next to the road. Be very careful, drive slowly, follow the lines on the road, and DO NOT DRIVE OFF THE ROAD INTO THE LAKE!!! Also, I suffered from altitude sickness in this location. I live in the SF Bay Area, which is at sea level, so I wasn't used to the high altitude of this part of the country. I experienced headaches, fatigue, extremely dry skin, and I had brain-fog. Be aware that you may have these symptoms. It would be a good idea to travel with a friend who could help you navigate while driving, or make decisions.

Room smelled and carpet was extremely dirty. Refrigerator was off and when I turned it on it rattled like crazy. The proximity to Bryce is it's only saving grace. Broken screen on window. This will hopefully be the section of rooms they update next. Antelope Room 7322 is to be avoided.

Place looks nice but when we entered our room we discovered someone had taken a shower and left their dirty washcloth and towels hanging in the bathroom, which is gross, but of course that means we need clean towels too. I reported it to the desk immediately, and then again 40 minutes later because no one came by to take away the dirty laundry and provide clean towels. I called 'housekeeping' (there is no daily service yet) and asked if i can get the towels myself, I want to shower after a long drive to get here. I was told they are waiting on maintenance to open the closet to get clean towels so, no. I'm still waiting...

We booked our hotel stay through www.priceline.com. My family and I checked into Best Western Plus Bryce Canyon Grand Hotel on November 22, 2016 for an overnight stay. Upon our arrival, we were greeted by friendly front desk receptionists who helped us check in. We were impressed with the beautiful lobby with fireplace, nice accommodations, free breakfast buffet area, and most importantly, our room! We enjoyed a comfortable night's sleep at the hotel. The hotel offers 24 hour receptionist service. I had to go out to pick up an item from my car in the middle of the night, and there was a receptionist in the lobby area. We had a good night's sleep. The next morning we enjoyed the generous free breakfast buffet with a great selection for us, the hotel guests! We also checked out with another friendly receptionist, Joy, before we left the hotel for our first visit ever to Bryce Canyon. Excellent service and accommodations! Highly recommended. Thank you, Best Western Plus Bryce Canyon Grand Hotel. You are the best!

Decent place to stay in if you're visiting thr Bryce Canyon National Park area. Clean rooms, and parking, and their handling of the complimentary breakfast situation during this time of being cautious about Covid-19 is pretty good.

This is not your mom's BW. They have stepped up their game big time. The rooms are large, clean and fully modern, with plenty of outlets and several USB ports to charge your devices. We had a king bed and nice sized sitting area, along with a desk and chair. The bathroom area was huge with two sinks and a large walk-in shower. Coffee and tea are available 24/7 in the lobby right across from the fireplace. Plenty of seating is available! The pool, workout area and hot tub are all located in the main building with easy access

Drove from Vegas to Zion and decided to drive to Bryce so that we can have an early start to Bryce Canyon. Booked at this place at the last minute. There's another Best Western across the street called Ruby's for a few dollars less, but we decided to stay here. Room was clean, spacious and has a big bathroom. The vanity sink is separate from the shower and toilet. In the morning there's complimentary breakfast. The breakfast consists of: scrambled eggs, bacon, toast, sausage, grits, cereal, the usual and the dining area was clean and also spacious. Will definitely stay here again.