Bryce Canyon Pines Lodge

I was originally nervous about staying here due to the recent negative reviews. However, I did not experience any of the aforementioned issues during my stay. The room was clean and comfortable. The rooms are very dated - but that did not bother me. The staff was welcoming. We DID have hot water our entire trip. We used the pool and hot tub after a day at Bryce Canyon - which was very nice. The restaurant was delicious and the serves were very kind. If you are looking for a 5 star hotel, this is not that. But it is a convenient and comfortable stay for a quick night stay after a day of hiking. I felt safe the entire time. I would stay here again.

The bathrooms smelled funny and barely provided with shampoo and body wash, zero conditioner. AC is loud and makes it hard to sleep. Hot tub and pool are nice but the jets in to hot tub shoot up and the water shooting out is cold. Both pool and hot tub had grime in the bottom and didn’t look cared for at all. Gunk was also floating in the water, and the clean and dirty toilet containers were hard to tell apart.

Cute restaurant and motel on UT-12. A couple of yrs ago I stayed a night at the motel, and two nights in my Motorhome and enjoyed dinner and breakfast a few times at the restaurant. Everything was fine. This year I came in my Motorhome with plans to stay dispersed camping, however, the fires had me worried. I stop at Bryce Canyons Pine restaurant and motel and asked if I could stay the night in my Motorhome in their parking lot. The desk clerk said he needed to check with his manager first. He came back and said yes no problem but please don’t take up the parking spots. I said if it would help I would be happy to park in the side yard. He said that would be great. I pulled in, leveled up. I went into the restaurant and enjoyed a couple of beers and an app. The restaurant wait staff were fantastic. I told them where I was staying and they said sure people stay there all the time. Soon after I returned to my rig I was approached by a very rude maintenance guy that appeared to be drunk. He told me his manager sent him a nasty text to tell me to get off his f*cking grass and if I tear it up I will pay for it. I tried to explain this was manager approved and is where I was instructed to park. He said his manager didn’t care who told me that or who approved it and that he is the owner. I found out later that Shelly was the one that approved my stay. Which was the smart thing to do. I had only been there for an hour and I had already spent $38 on a couple of beers and fried asparagus. Dinner and breakfast for two would had easily been another $100 bucks or more. But I guess she’s not the boss even though I was told she is the General Manager. I’m waiting to speak with Shelly. Shelly approved my stay and the restaurant served my a couple of beers and now I’m am being very rudely told to leave. Not a good combination to drive a 35,0000 pound Rv even slightly buzzed. Some people just think they know how to manage but in reality they are just someone placed in a position in-spite of their ignorance.

This is a solid option if you plan to visit Bryce Canyon, the hotel is about a 15 minute drive from the park. The rooms feel clean but are dated - the mattresses are soft, the carpet could use a deep clean and the table in our room was not stable. There was a time when the hot water ran out, so we needed to wait an hour for it to come back. Again, this is a good solid option in Bryce, and it has a really great restaurant!

The room was clean, quiet and comfortable. The heating unit was noisy, but the second option was a quiet baseboard heater which was fine for our purposes. Breakfast was not included, and their restaurant was not open for breakfast while we were there, but it was open for lunch and dinner. There was a coffee maker, fridge and microwave, so we brought breakfast food with us, and ate it in our room. The major draw back for us was that the lobby was not staffed 24/7, and it was difficult to find in the dark because there was no lighted roadside sign to help us figure out where to go. So be aware that the lobby is NOT in the same location as the restaurant. Once we finally found the lobby, our key was waiting in an envelope taped to the inner front door. I'm not sure how safe that is, but it worked out OK this time. It would definitely be better if you could check in between 4 and 6PM when there is staff on site. We stayed here during the off season...so perhaps the check in hours are better whenever the occupancy rate is higher. For the price we paid, this was an OK place to stay while we were trekking around the area.

Stayed 1 night but encountered a few issues. We had no water and the microwave didn’t work, both issues were fixed quickly which is good. But later in the evening we found out that the shower didn’t work either which was SUPER annoying after a day spent hiking. Hotel service was unresponsive both by phone and email, calls and messages were not answered. When we complained during checkout we were offered a 15% discount which we accepted but after some time it doesn’t feel like this stay was worth the $70+ that we still paid. O and one more advice for travelers regarding the onsite restaurant: be sure to double check opening hours as the server lady literally ran to turn off the “Open” sign as we pulled into the parking lot which was absurd to see.

One of the worst places to stay in. The room was not as pictured; we had booked a Comfort Room with 1 Queen Bed, but it was not at all as shown. The room was filthy, with large stains on the carpet and a strange odor. We booked this as a last-minute adjustment to our itinerary and regret it. For the money we spent, it was far too expensive. I wouldn't recommend this place.

We did not stay at the lodge but our tire blew out just down the road and Bill, the owner, came down to help us when we couldn’t find our jack. Extremely kind and went out of his way to get us back on the road safely.

My partner booked us a camping spot in Bryce Canyon Pines Store & Campground. Booking was super easy online, we were able to get a spot with less than a week and a half notice. So happy we got a spot very close to Bryce Canyon National Park. Email access was helpful, it is a little farther down the road than the GPS guides you to. Camp site was clean, you weren't on top of one another. To note: campers in tents like us are a little on the closer side to the road but once I fell asleep it didn't wake us. The stars are breathtaking, customer service was kind, helpful and patient on the phone. Would love to come back! Plus it was dog friendly.

Definitely not what is pictured on their website. The room might have been okay 30 years ago but it is truck stop quality now. An overhead flourscent light just doesnt pack it. Miniscule bathroom, marginal soap and shampoo. The internet is on and off and weak when connected. The one redeeming factor is that the bed linens were clean.

When we came into the RV park there was only a handful of RV's. We noticed our assigned spot was very small and very close to another RV we asked if we could have a less crowded spot. The blonde older lady at the gas station where you check in was very insistent that that they were 100% full, and that was the only spot available. And beyond that we needed to sign a additional contract that we would pay $35 every 30 minutes after the 11 am check out time If we happened to check out late. So we squeezed into our little spot for the next 3 nights. The first night we lost all power and the next morning it was still an empty RV park. Surely more people would come?? It was supposedly sold out! We watched for 3 days and the place was a ghost town even over the weekend. They could have easily accommodated our request for a different spot but out of pure laziness they were unwilling to do so. The response that they were "sold out" was an outright lie. There are some much better RV parks in the area. This one is right by a busy road, the sites aren't kept up and the gas station is loud. The good news is if you really need a spot this place isn't very busy.

Lovely RV park. Quiet, beautiful and perfectly located to easily enjoy the park. In addition to the RV park, I highly recommend Oscar from Bryce Canyon Scenic Tours. He is the owner and does private (and group) tours tailor made for you. So good and worth the extra dollars. Also, if you have any RV trouble call Chris at Liberty RV. He is Mobile and will come to you!!!! Very trustworthy. Hope you have as wonderful visit as we did.

We were very pleased during our recent stay at Bryce Canyon Pines Motel during Thanksgiving break. The motel was unassuming, but clean, comfortable, and inexpensive. The beds were cozy, and the staff were polite and helpful. We will definitely be back! We ate at the restaurant twice. The food was good, but the service was a bit slow. Not bad for a wilderness area!

It's a three star lodging. The room was clean. But old worn furniture. The heater made loud noise every time it came on and woke us up, but did keep us warm. The view was nice from our cabin. The bed was saggy. The shower was clean with plenty of hot water. Good soap. Light bulb burned out. The restaurant on site was good. No military discount. They said they don't give discount because they give discount already. It was almost 200 dollars. Looking at a past review, their rate was less than a $100. So not sure about the discount rate.

We had a very tasty lunch! 2 good sandwiches and an order of wings. They weren't hot wings- more like fried chicken. Good service, decent price. And it's not ruby owned.

We had a memorable stay at Bryce Canyon Pines Campground. Rick, the manager, and Kevin, the maintenance assistant, were super friendly, welcoming and helpful. The sites are well spaced, very country with shade, unlike campgrounds that are just parking lots. The Pines has full hook-ups, facilities for laundry, a store and gas station. There is a private area for tents with just water.

We booked our June/July 2022 vacay back in Oct 2021. The rates on their website were $32-93 a night depending on the room. Seeing the room photos online (very dated looking) , this rates seemed reasonable. We booked the family suite for $92/night because we wanted a kitchen to cook in the 8 nights we'd be staying. Well fast forward to 3 weeks prior to our trip, we got an email stating our rate was going from $826 to $3231. I called to speak to them and initially they said it wasn't an increase but an error in their system and they had to adjust the reservation to reflect the accurate price of $370/night. I had to call back later to speak to the owner. When I did, she was rude and would not compromise on a rate. I was furious as we paid a deposit when we booked our room. I come from a hospitality background and that's a binding agreement. I was practically hung up on and never again was able to reach the owner to speak with further. (This happened to other families with our group and we all were treated the same 'if you don't like the rate you are welcome to cancel' is what we were all told. )! I looked for another hotel but sadly, our entire group of 12 families was staying at the hotel/rv park and we didn't want to be separated from the group. I ended up downgrading our room and reducing our stay a week prior to our arrival. One person in our group noticed during our stay, that they listed our rooms on booking.com for less than our downgraded room rate!!! Astonishing they would reduce the rate online through a 3rd party site (which they pay fees to) but not negotiate with us when the error was their fault!! We even sent them screen shots showing them the rates online when we booked. They didn't budge but said they'd contact their website person to fix it. The hotels in town were cheaper than this place and closer to all the fun things in town! The hotel looks nice but the rooms are dumpy and dingy. Maid service gave us fresh towels daily which we appreciated and tipped her. I wanted to try the famous pie from the restaurant but was told no when I asked to order a whole pie. So I asked for 5 slices of the chocolate cream (5 of us in our family) and I was told the maximum I was allowed for one flavor was 4 slices. Wtf?! How bizarre!!! A sale is a sale. Why would you limit someone? I later learned the pies were made by the owners in their home at the back of the motel. They were good but I was a little surprised when my tab was $43 for 5 slices of pie! We had others in our party dine in the restaurant and said the food was good but that the service was incredibly slow. One couple got up and walked out at one point. When my husband was getting ice from The ice machine in the lobby (using a trash bag because that's all we had) he was told to 'save ice for others'. Our group was the only people at the hotel! It's a big ice machine and he didn't even make a dent in the ice. I would not recommend this hotel. Awful Service and over priced.

We've been to the RV park several times since 2009. It is a small park with 50 amp power. It's usually quiet and only a few miles from the entrance of Bryce Canyon NP which is a busy area. Check out time is 11 am, and don't be late or they'll charge your card. We were hooked up and ready to go at 10:50 but visited with our travel partners for about 30 minutes. We pulled out of the site at 11:20 (no one waiting to get in the space) and our partners left at about 11:30. We were each assessed a fine for leaving late. I called to ask about it and the RV office said the owners are adamant that guest leave by check-out. My only gripe is I wish whoever was watching to see when we pulled out would have told us a fine would be assessed as we would have cut our goodbyes short and left. Two years ago they messed up our reservation and we had to pull our 5'er into a back-in site to reach power/water, no break or empathy from staff. We'll probably go to another RV park in the area next time as rates have gone up to $60 per night and on top of the regular charges and late fee they charged us a $35 fee for what, I don't know. BCP RV has seen the last of our money. Update: I contact the BCP office by email and shared this review with then asking with a more in depth review if our history there. I quickly received a reply with an adjusted invoice and a refund on my card for the $35 charge. I appreciate the BCP management taking time to read my concern and taking immediate action to remedy the situation.

Nice Motel very close to Bryce Canyon National Park. It is reasonably priced as well at $65/night on President's Weekend. They are part of the Pines Restaurant, which I already gave 5stars for their food, service and pies. However, we couldn't stay at the Motel because they're NOT pet friendly and we have our pup with us. They were upfront about it though so I can't complain about that. We appreciate the cleanliness & efficiency of the establishment though and of course, the beauty of the place in winter.

Great little place to stay in Bryce Canyon. Very friendly staff, clean and comfortable rooms. Rooms have been recently repainted. This place has a fantastic history and is family owned and operated. You can tell from the minute you check in. The pool and hot tub were nice and large for a motel. The restaurant on property was good and reasonable. The service was great here as well. I would recommend this place, it doesn't disappoint!

Stayed two nights. Rooms were clean but the mattresses were saggy and I itched all night. The pool was well maintained but the "hot tub" was more of a warm tub. The receptionist who checked us in said that breakfast would be available in the restaurant but when we got there it was closed and the sign said it didn't open until noon.

The campground sites are nice. A few site improvements would certainly help the rating decision. The campground shower and baths are in serious need of improvements. They are outdated and basic at best. I was disappointed. The couple that manage the park for the park owner are very nice. It was a pleasure talking with them. Check in was easy.

Loved staying in the hotel and love the restaurant. They were short staffed but still rocked it. Favorite pie is the chocolate cream pie.

Stayed here this past weekend bed was very uncomfortable and woke up covered in bed bug bites. My fiancé and I tried to address the issue with the front desk, of course they denied having issues with bed bugs. They promised to have a manager call us but no one is calling or taking our calls. DO NOT STAY HERE!

The Good:. Very close to Park Entrance, quiet in the evenings and a fine restaurant attached to the property. The Bad:. Our QZ beds ( we had two) need to be replaced. Roughest sleep we've had in years. A/C system didn't do adequate job keeping room cool at night. Tub/shower drained slowly and maintenance fixed it when we pointed it out to them. Overall, it's much better than sleeping on the ground in a tent, but this isn't anywhere near a three-star place.

Stayed here for two nights while visit Bryce Canyon. Rooms were spacious and clean. They even have a fridge and microwave which are a nice touch. The pool and hot tub were great after a day of hiking. Place may look outdated but that's part of the charm if you ask me and it's clean and that's what matters most! Close and convenient to Bryce Canyon. Front desk personnel aren't always the nicest but they weren't bad either. I'd stay here again and highly recommend staying!

Stayed here on 7/26/20 and was scheduled for two nights while visiting Bryce Canyon. Room was old and needed work and marginal at best. We should have refused the room but we were so tired from a 9 hour drive we just wanted to get some sleep. Carpet was dirty and a/c and refrigerator made so much noise we couldn't sleep. Next morning went to office to complain and doors were locked at 7:30am when they say they open at 7am. Went back at 7:45am and still locked. Didn't wait around any longer as we were going to the park. That night we decided to get a room at the Best Western Plus in town and leave this flea bag motel. When we checked out, I voiced my concerns to the person at the desk and she made me feel like it was my fault that the place was a dump. She did not apologize or offer refund on my next night stay and at that point I didn't care I just wanted out of that place. We left and had a wonderful evening at the Best Western. Should have stayed there in the first place. Don't waste your time or money on this place.

This hotel was a life saver to help us get out of the heat wave! The pool is quite nice and the hot tub was perfect in the heat (not too hot). The room has everything you need for a comfortable stay and the restaurant nearby is wonderful. It may be a bit more expensive than some of the other hotels in the area, but it is nice enough to merit the additional charge.

I don't understand some of the reviews. This is a great place to stay and very convenient to Bryce National Park. We were greeted warmly. Although our room wasn't ready, they completed the check in process so we simply had to pick up our key when we got back from the park. Our room was wonderful. It was a little cabin and perfect for us. Quiet, clean and comfortable - bed and sofa. We didn't need an air conditioner because it was cool, but they do have window units. It took me a minute to figure out how to turn on the heat, but once on, we were very comfortable. If you don't know how to work something, don't ding them for it, ask for help so they can remedy the situation while you are there! We dined at the restaurant twice for dinner and once for breakfast. Breakfast was delicious. Their portions are large so you won't go hungry. Dinner was very good for me and good for my partner. I had the local trout the first night and it was delicious, my partner had it the second night and his wasn't as good - cooked a little dry and flavor was off, may have been a day old. Unknown, but he wouldn't do anything about it so I won't ding them for it. The pie is quite good - get the boysenberry. We enjoyed our stay and would stay again when in the area

We fortunately had a different experience than the previous Yelper. The outside of BCP Motel may look a little dubious (shades of the 60's) but our room was very satisfactory. We were in a unit that was far from the main building. We had a king-sized bed with a pretty comforter and at least 4 large pillows, 2 or 3 small pillows and at least 6 toss pillows. There was an enormous electric fireplace with a faux fire to look at. There was a mini-fridge and microwave, table and chairs, flat screen tv, nice bathroom with tub/shower, fluffy towels. The WIFI was down for most of our visit. Added bonus was that at night we only had to step outside our room to see the night sky and a gazillion stars! Awesome! Our motel is about 3-4 miles outside the park. We actually liked being away from the hordes of folks staying in the huge motel complexes closer to the park. ****************************** Restaurant 3.5 stars BCP has one of the few restaurants in town that doesn't cause an arm and a leg. I had the hot turkey sandwich which came with yummy homemade mashed potatoes. Too huge for me. Hubby and I shared a salad. He also had sides of veggies, yams, pilaf rice and bread. Moderately priced. One night I got a chocolate creme pie to go. It must have had 3 inches of "creme" on top.....I think it was more like Reddi whip than real whipped cream. The chocolate part was tasty, but there was not much to it. This restaurant is famous for their pies, but the chocolate pie was unimpressive. They do have several other fruit pies, none of which I tried.

The price was great!! Cute hotel with cottages. Has a restaurant next door! I would definitely stay here again!

Review for the campground Since north campground was fully booked and sunset campground in Bryce canyon is first come first serve, this is definitely a safer bet after driving 8 hours from los angeles. Its nice to arrive knowing you have a camp site waiting for you. For $17 a night, it's about average price, and only 6 miles away from Bryce canyon visitor center. Once you get there, you just turn into the overpriced chevron to check in and they charge your card then. There's a general store, even with free showers too. There's a bunch of snacks and touristy paraphernalia sold. Although it didn't seem to have that much useful camping supplies. There's horse trail across the campgrounds as well as one of the 2 restaurants in the city. The campground itself was alright. Unpaved roads, very bad for my coupe =( it's not even just sandy, but big rocks/loose gravel! I swear I'm going to have a flat tire within this month! Also porter potties! No bathrooms on the campsite. The north and sunset campgrounds in Bryce canyon has normal bathrooms! =( The do have a fireplace so roast some marshmellow! Sturdy picnic table. Bad thing is the bathroom is so far, it's a nuisance to wash any utensils/pots/pans The atmosphere was alright. All the trees were pretty much young so it wasn't that scenic. There was no designated parking spot, so just park anywhere that's not blocking the road. not too many campsites, but some of the campsites were close together, hence i got woken up at 6am by a verbal fight and i could hear every word they were saying/yelling! although there's less people it could be more peaceful, yet i felt like it lacked the atmosphere of a friendly campground. Another miss is that the campground is right next to highway 12, so you hear cars zooming past every so often, and the airport is not far away, so I even heard planes flying past at night. Pretty annoying -_-"" Ruby's campground is right outside the park, and might be worth the phone call. Though if you're lazy like me and prefer to do online reservations, and all the campgrounds inside Bryce Canyon are booked, this is a safe bet. Better camping than homeless! *** Tip: They check in till 10pm at the chevron. Gas here is overpriced! Their bathrooms are open 7am-10pm (same as general store) About 6 miles from Bryce Canyon Likes: Cheap...relatively close. Has food. Not first come first serve. Online booking unlike Ruby's Campground, so it shows vacancy Do not want: badly unpaved road, porter potty, expensive gas Last words: It's Alright.

This place needs work. First off, staff is extremely rude. They couldn't find our reservation at first and were very rude telling us that we were in the wrong place. Then we gave them our confirmation number and instantly found our reservation. Rooms are dated and beds are way past their lifespan. My son woke up with several bites on his legs. We checked out of the hotel early and dropped our room key in the key drop box. We headed over to their restaurant next door for breakfast, which is good. After breakfast, we went back to the hotel lobby to get some ice for our cooler and water bottles, the front desk clerk, Linda asked if we had checked out. I told her we had and that I had placed the keys in the drop box. She was very rude stating that she had been waiting for us to check out. I told her the keys were in the box. Rude customer service. Think twice before staying here!

Stayed in this hotel on my way to Salt Lake City, it was cute and quaint, however.... When we went for breakfast we asked to sit at the "bar area" we were denied our request and sat in a booth, we sat unrecognized for 20 minutes. People who came in after us were served and leaving before we had water. Even after asking for a server we were ignored. BTW openly gay couple in Utah no big surprise. The kicker was we paid $105.00 for the room and had water that was directly linked to the kitchen, what does that mean you ask? We checked in at 7 PM we listened to the water pressure change every 5 minutes as the dishwasher was right next to our room. I sleep better to white noise so it was all good... The next morning however was HELL~!!!! I got in the shower waited 3 minutes for hot water the HOLY FCUK, it went for nice to WET SAUNA The water was so hot I jumped out of the shower screaming, as quickly as it when to HELL HOT it went to ARCTIC FREEZE. When I went to the Front desk to inform them of the water issue I was told by the manager that it was normal and the kitchen was not to use the dishwasher between 8AM and 11 AM Which posed a whole load of new questions? If you are not using the dishwasher how are the dished glasses pots pans etc... being cleaned??? This place was CRAZY BUSY, There is no way any one dishwasher could keep up with and provide perfectly sanitized equipment. I was never offered a discount or refund or even a free breakfast. The staff was a little inept. Perhaps because we were the only English speaking people there maybe they were confused. Most of the other guests were European Like I said CUTE as hell but not worth the money

Very conveniently located outside all the crazy touristic stuff at the park entrance. I like the atmosphere. This place has real history and tradition. Staff are efficient and helpful. The room was spacious and clean.

Visited in May 2012 - From the time we arrived until we left, everything was good at price of $105 for the room. Great service at the restaurant for dinner. I recommend the Halibut Steak for dinner. It was light and filling! We enjoyed their Coconut Cream Pie!! Huge slice of pie for $5, that's a deal! The fruit pies are $4/slice. The staff was friendly. The prices seem to be the same at most of the restaurants. My husband and I came in to check-in and the attendant asked, "Are you married?" That's what we heard. Ultimately, she meant, "Are you Mary?" A simple and funny misunderstanding. But yes, we are married. =) When we came in the second time to pick up the key to our room in the evening time, a different attendant was there at the front desk. She was friendly at first. She appeared distracted on something else when I asked where our unit was located. She responded sarcastically. I didn't feel welcomed as I did when we checked in. The room is nice and quaint. Wood panels on the wall made it feel like the 70s Show. We stayed for a night. It was a very cold night, but we kept warm as much as we could. The heater in the bathroom felt nice and toasty. Throughout the room, it wasn't as toasty because we felt a brisk of cold air every now and then. Double queens, mini-fridge, microwave, TV, and free wi-fi. Although the further your unit is away from the main office, the weaker the wi-fi became. You won't find the ice box where the vending machine is located, it is actually located in the main office near the electric organ. Who would have known there was an electric organ (church style)?! I would recommend this place to everyone, if you aren't too picky for anything to be acceptable.

Nice staff of which allowed us to still check-in at 21:57... T our campsite was clean, there was little noise except that of the cars along Highway 12; however, after 22:30 or 23:00 the traffic was minimal. There was free Wi-Fi near the store/Chevron station where one checks in, clean bathrooms, warm showers, potable water, hiking paths, outhouse for those not wishing to water the trees, and lovely views!

Review specific to the motel: Excellent check-in efficiency. The man at the desk took my card, I.D. and handed me a key. Less than two minute check-in (approx. 5:20 p.m. May 16th). This is how it should be done everywhere!

We stayed here for our trip to Bryce. We chose this location, in part because it advertises a campground and motel. My in-laws didn't want to camp, so they got a room, we camped. The campground is away from the main complex. Not too big of a deal, but sucky, nonetheless. The staff at the campground were helpful. Also on the website a pool is advertised. However, campers are not welcome. Had we known this, we probably would've stayed elsewhere, hell maybe we would've gotten a room. Their reasoning is- yes the lady at the motel said this- "campers like to use the pool as a tub." We ate at the restaurant. I wasn't impressed. My son ordered an elk burger, they didn't have elk. The pie was decent, though. Come to Bryce, just stay somewhere else. Sorry Bryce Canyon Pines, you guys suck.

This reviews mainly for the motel. Yeah I get it it's a two star motel. Cabins are kind of run-down. They soap they give you is the size of a postage stamp. Heating units extremely noisy. And the prices they charge really aren't that cheap. Needs to be painted updated and better amenities.

Great park beautiful but trails not marked well rangers very vege to where to go. It worked out but needs to be labeled better

I stayed at Bryce Canyon Pines RV park for one night in a tent. The campsite was fine, minimal but nice enough. The people at the check-in in the camp store were very nice. They were relatively knowledgeable about the park. The site was about 20 minutes from the park, which was a little further than I had wanted but it was a bit cheaper than places closer to it. There was free WiFi in the store. The showers were clean and warm and included in the price of the campsite. The bathrooms were also clean, although they are a ways from the tent camping area. There was a port-a potty in the tent site area. It is definitely designed for people who are RV camping, but we still had a good time.

Well.... We stayed in a cabin, and it was quaint for the price. The WiFi is horrible. Don't even try.... Very sad. The bed was a little soft, not firm or hard. It was good for us and the fridge and microwave worked well. Very small tv.....

We stayed two night in the RV park. The park is ok, however, the whole time we were there, we kept smelling sewer. We know it wasn't our trailer because the smell got stronger as we walked away from our connection. My husband checked our connection several times and it definitely wasn't coming from our trailer. Also, we were starting a load of laundry at 5 pm and one of the women employees marched into the laundry room and announced (not friendly at all) "you made it just in time because the last load is at 6pm". Mind you, their brochure that they give to you upon check in states that the laundry hours are 7am-8pm. We hurried to get our laundry done , but, after 30 minutes in the dryer, our clothes were still damp. Rather than upset the "laundry nazi", we took our damp clothes back to the trailer. Apparently they decide to close whenever they feel like it, so you shouldn't trust the posted hours.

We came very last minute and I found this place online. I often do not book ahead of time and simply drive. But I wanted to make sure we had a place because it was so close to the NP. I think this place is great!!! It isnt much, but we dont need much. PROS: - Small - Quiet - Clean - This place was very clean and I have nothing negitive to say regarding this. - Well Prices - This is the off season and so the proces always tend to be lower, but who can beat $60 per night. - Warm - Since is was getting down to 17 at night, we were happy that the heater worked. Some reviews that I read said they were too loud, but those people must have been extra picky. - THE OWNER - She was so very nice. She always took the time to talk to us and see how we were doing. Very, very nice.. CONS - One of the reasons we picked this place was because of the resturant and hourses. When we arrived we were tols (after asking) that the reasturant was being remodled and the hourses were down for the winter. The only reason they dont get 5 sars form me was for this reason, May putting this on the website would be a good idea. Overall - We will come and stay here again when we come out again. It is so close to the NP that it is easy to come and go. They also have a laundry down the street and camping in the summer. Dont forget the hourses, in the summer.... We talked to some locals and they said that really the best time to go is May - July, and still it only gets to 80, as it is above 8000 feet. But since the "season" is so short, it gets packed....If you dont mind the colad i prefer no people.

We stayed in the campground at a tent site. The night sky was great. We watched the moon, planets and stars come out each evening. We had the pick of spots and chose one in the back to get away from the road (you still could hear the cars/trucks but at least we didn't feel like they were right outside our tent). The RV side was pretty full but we only had one other tenter each of our 2 nights. A big downside is the only bathrooms within the tent area were Port-o-Potties, and they were gross (doubt the are emptied or cleaned very often). The good news is, up at the station there are decent restrooms with showers. The showers were small but good and felt clean. A big downside is that the inside plastic shower curtain was too small and you had to be careful not to get your stuff sprayed. They had cut 1 curtain in half and split it between the 2 showers. Get a bigger one they aren't that expensive. That's cheaper than making the space bigger. It does have a nice sized laundry room (we didn't use). Also, the tent side picnic tables are horrible old wooden broken, splintered, chipped, rickety. If you plan to use be careful of splinters and it falling apart underneath you. They have a few supplies in the store but if you really need stuff go to Bryce City to Ruth's, they have it all! We enjoyed the location to Bryce NP. NO COVID-19 practices in place.

Nice little spot near Bryce Canyon National Park. Our family stayed here one night while in the area for a visit to Bryce Canyon. It is a pretty basic motel; it is actually nicer than it looks from the outside. Our room was clean and comfortable, and it was reasonably priced. There is a pool, but we didn't have time to use it. The restaurant was definitely a plus. We ate there twice! The pie was amazing!

The Pines is a quite pleasant hotel and restaurant in the Bryce Canyon area. The restaurant was recommended by local airport staff as a place that lots of local people go, and it seems there's good reason for that. They do a booming business, and while the fare isn't terribly elaborate, the food is tasty and served with pleasant smiles. The room I stayed in was well maintained, clean and quiet, and the front desk staff was friendly and attentive. The only downside I can see is that they are a little ways out of town, and are not served by the local shuttle; if you're on foot, as I was, it's a bit of a trek. But it was well worth the effort.

This review is for the motel. It's inexpensive, about $60 per night (11/19/15) for a room with two queen sized beds. The place is a bit dated, but what do you expect for the price. The heater was super noisy and constantly going on and off and neither of us had a good night's sleep due to the racket. It was below freezing outside so we couldn't leave the heater off. Did not have a setting to keep the fan blowing, unless you turned the heat off, then it would get cold! While it's not a cute place or have a five star rating it is one of the cheaper motels near Bryce Canyon National Park.

Great place to stay near Bryce, we were put up in one of the apartment style which had a fireplace in it (you can get wood at the local chevron for $6 a bundle). The room was nice and quaint but the heater didn't work well so it was nice we had a fire.

This is a great little RV Park to use while visiting the Bryce Canyon NP. Not the most modern but clean and friendly staff. I needed to change spots to be with traveling companions and was accommodated without issue. The attached Chevron gas station was very convenient for filling both the RV and tow vehicle, and the quick stop store have many things a RV'er might need.

I came in very late after a rainstorm and was greeted by the loveliest, most caring souls - the woman at the counter and her husband were remarkably kind and helpful in making sure I settled in comfortably and found my spot. Nice campground, wifi, clean showers, warm smiles - thank you for greeting this single lady traveler with such a caring welcome!

Stayed in a king cabin and it was quite nice! Everything is a little older, this is not a luxury hotel, but very nice and although still close to the park, is away from the touristy area right outside the park entrance. The hotel restaurant is actually highly rated on yelp, we had a very nice, reasonably priced breakfast there. All in all, pleased with our stay.

Quiet Nice quaint large room unit with a fireplace and full kitchen and living room.A lot of knotty pine inside the large kitchen area. Loved the quiet and peaceful grounds. The second night at Ruby's Inn was not too good.(see review) I would have stayed here a second night next time around. Much quieter and unlike the touristy Ruby's Inn which was not enjoyable at all.

The campground sites, for tents anyway, are horrible. Marked poorly and not maintained. The picnic tables wood was so rotten they were falling apart. The fire pits consisted of a hole dug in the ground with rocks literally scattered around the edges. Porta potties were the only thing acceptable, they actually had hanging scent deodorizers and were clean.

Tent camped in early September 2015. Tent site were nice and reasonably spaced. Portable toilets were clean and not smelly. Staff was nice and late check in was no problem. Great location - 5-7 minute drive to Bryce Canyon. Downsides - right next to the highway, so lots of car noise. Campsite floor was all small sharp rocks, so would die without a sleeping pad. Showers and real bathrooms don't open until 7, so no running water available if you need it early or late.

Nice room, with that motel/touristy quality you kind of want on trip between the parks. The bed was very comfortable, and the room was old, but clean. The biggest drawback was the lack of outlets. I don't mind unplugging for a night on vacation, but things do need to get charged for the road.