Stone Canyon Inn

We stayed in Bungalow 21 for two nights while visiting Bryce Canyon National Park. It's about a 15 minute drive to the park. The unit was so well decorated and maintained and it's in such a peaceful setting. They provide a coffee maker, microwave and small fridge. It was nice having a small patio area to enjoy the night air and a separate living room. The price is very reasonable. So much nicer than the chaos of the Bryce City hotels. I highly recommend this place and will definitely stay again on my next visit to the canyon. Also we ate at the restaurant Stone Hearth Grille located on the property for dinner and it was really good.

Private and Quiet, but Missed the Mark on Cleanliness and Service. We appreciated the privacy this hotel offered and stayed in a bungalow room that was comfortable enough for our family of three. The room was simple and no-frills, with basic amenities that did the job. That said, the cleanliness left something to be desired-it didn't meet the standard I expect from a hotel. Additionally, the fireplace in our room wasn't working, and although staff initially responded, we never received a solution or follow-up. Overall, the experience was just okay. Not bad, but nothing that would bring us back either.

We recently stayed at Stone Canyon Inn whilst ex-luring Bryce Canyon NP and the surrounding region.||We initially were in a Treehouse room however switched to a Bungalow. The Treehouse was a bit too small for us and a little rustic. The 2 bedroom Bungalow was spacious, single level and fabulous.||We also had dinner at the in house restaurant - it was excellent.

Stone Canyon Inn is aptly named and literally at the end of the road. Our bungalow was clean and well-equipped, and the bed very comfortable. The front entry faces an impressive cliff, and we were sorry it was still too cold to have our breakfast there. The open space just a few metres away provides a great view of the night sky. We enjoyed the soaking tub and the gas fireplace after a long day in Bryce Canyon National Park. Ryan's communication was timely and clear. We were sorry the restaurant opened for the season two days after we left. We took Ryan's advice and drove back to Eden, UT via scenic Route 12, and it was every bit as spectacular as the park.

A nice place once you got past the stained and smelly couch, and some worn edges on the window shades and other fixtures. The setting is lovely (do go out after the moon sets to revel in the stars). The room was clean and the bed was comfortable. The attached restaurant is easily the best dining for hours in any direction.

Great people at Stone Canyon and it's so easy to get to Bryce Canyon. You also benefit from being in Tropic, which has more amenities than Bryce Canyon City, IMO. The rooms were well appointed and parking is easy. You are very close to the other cottages and while it is quiet, does not feel very private. I would love to come back and stay again.

Just spent one night there but it's in a beautiful location in Tropic, Utah which is to the west of Bryce Canyon. Very close to the park if you're going there to hike. Staff was friendly and the restaurant on site was expensive but delicious. Perhaps one of my favorite things was their recommendations to eat at the local bakery Salt and Honey which is a few minutes down the road and DEFINITELY worth the drive. Best cinnabuns EVER!

This is the second time our family has stayed here and we absolutely love it. The staff is great at getting rooms and cabins close to each other, and is friendly and attentive. We had 2 cabins and a room (this was so spacious too!) for this trip for 9 people and it worked out perfectly. having a kitchen to do big family meals was so helpful, and we enjoyed having plenty of living room and outdoor space to gather in. Having an outdoor bbq grill was great too! The living quarters of the cabins and rooms are comfortable, clean, and have plenty of room for all of our luggage and for toiletries in the bathrooms.||The inn is less than a 20 minute drive to the main entrance of Bryce Canyon NP and both times we've stayed here part of the family has actually hiked from the rim of Bryce Canyon through the Park and into the Inn (about 7-9 miles depending on which way you go and where you start from) - its a great way to see the Canyon!||We will definitely stay here again and recommend it to anyone we know coming to Bryce. Thank you for helping us make yet another memorable family trip.

Great views, quiet, clean, comfy bed! Amazing star gazing. We went on a vacation to Zion, Bryce, and the Grand Canyon, and the Stone Canyon Inn treehouse was by far the best lodging we stayed at between all 3 National Parks. I would definitely come back here.

My husband and I have stayed here 3 times. It really is the best place to stay in southern Utah. The stars light up the sky at night, it feels like we're in our own little cabin in the mountains. We hiked nearby and rode mountain bikes. The restaurant is amazing, the views are insane. A definite must stay!

We were not able to get into our room and the hotel is very remote. No staff after 8:00pm and called the 2 different emergency lines multiple times with no answer and no voice mail on either one. left message on main line with no return call. In order to have a place to stay, needed to pay for a second room at a different hotel. I called the hotel almost daily for 2 weeks following. Manager was not in and I was promised over and over that they would call me back as soon as they returned. I have been waiting for that phone call for too long. Successful businesses have a foundation of integrity and customer service. this one does not!!!

This is a copy of an email I sent SCI on 10/20/21. As I've had no reply, I thought this might help others considering a stay there. We really enjoyed staying at SCI recently (10/6-10/8). We especially enjoyed eating at the Stone Hearth Grill, which was more than just the best restaurant around - it was a truly excellent meal. One thing we wanted to point out. We stayed in the Guest House, which was great space-wise. We also loved the views in both directions from the upstairs bedroom. However, what we didn't understand from the website are the drawbacks of the fact that the Guest House is located in the front of the property. On our first night, the garbage collection truck came at around 6.45 am. Between the engine noise, beeping when backing-up and the chains being dragged to pick up the bins, it was really noisy and woke us from our sleep. It seems a stretch to charge the same rates for a room that can have so much disruption. At minimum, you should make this potential clear to guests, and perhaps recommend they opt for something further into the back of the property. One other minor point is that your website doesn't make some of these trade-offs very clear. Perhaps a site map would help? Having visited the property, I feel sure I would have opted for one of the Treehouses instead of the Guest House. Of course, I could have called in advance when I made the booking, so that one is on me! I can assure you that next time our travels take us past Bryce Canyon, SCI will be somewhere we choose to stay - and I'm already looking forward to the Treehouse experience!

Love love loved our cute bungalow at our stay here during our visit to Bryce Canyon!! Since my super outdoorsy husband booked this "room", I was a little scared of what to expect, especially since his idea of camping is a tent, no real bathroom, and no real shower. Not reeeeally my idea of fun. He also said I could not look this place up online. What?! I look up everything!! But I was good and actually didn't yelp this place or look at their website. So after a long drive from Salt Lake City, we finally arrived. You gotta drive thru a smaller residential area and even past a school to get here so it's fairly hidden (you can't see anything from the roads) yet very easy to find. We checked in around dinner time and this place also had a very nice dinner restaurant on the property that anyone can go to. There are not a whole lot of choices around and the restaurant parking lot was quite full. We found a stall for checking in and my husband went into the office to get our stay info. He came out shortly with a few papers and got back into the car to drive to our bungalow. We drive past a few cabins which are pretty darn nice so I'm feeling pretty good about where we were headed. We get to our bungalow and these are smaller than the cabins but it still looked like a nice size, esp for our little family of 3. I open the door and it is beautiful inside! In the main living area, there is a fire place, a couch, a nice tv, nice flooring, a toaster, a microwave, and a fridge! There is even a Murphy bed! Make your way to the bedroom and it is also beautiful! The bed is hanging from chains (but doesn't move, phew! My son would've had a field day with that if it did swing around lol!) and there is also a tv, and a little armoire with robes! So cute! The bathroom is connected to the bedroom and the sink is actually more in the bedroom area. The toilet and big tub (with a rain shower!!) are in the actual bathroom. Ooh and the bath products smelled soooooo good. Def loved our stay here. Wish we could've stayed longer! We didn't get to wear the cute robes! Ahhhh, I guess gotta save something for next time!

Spring for a cabin or treehouse but great spot! Beautiful in a dark sky area so great star watching! The restaurant is amazing!

Owners Could Care Less I do not like supporting businesses that have little regard for their patrons. We, two couples, booked the Stone Canyon Inn on April 15th, 2022, for a two night stay from July 28 to 30. We live in Houston, Texas, and spend our summers in Utah. My wife and I invited our friends from Houston to join us to go to Bryce Canyon, and then on to Park City for a week. We had no intention on canceling our plans. Unfortunately, July 20th my husband and I both came down with Covid-19 testing Positive. As we are all in our eighties, we couldn't take the risk of our friends flying in to join us. I wanted to cancel our reservation and tried contacting the hotel, leaving messages on the 20th, 21st, 22nd, 23rd, and finally on July 24th Amy returned my call. I was told by her "That everyone has an excuse for canceling their reservations" and that they would stick to their 14 day cancellation policy. I'm sorry, but I think that Covid-19 is a very different set of circumstances and should not to be taken lightly. Also we were really feeling ill. As we had prepaid our first night of accommodation back in April, I could understand that there would be no refund for that. Our friends had no problem receiving their refunds from their flights to Utah and reservations in Park City. I wrote to April Roberts, the owner, on August 4th and have never received a reply back. I followed up with and email and once again no response. Our friends also wrote with no reply. Since Stone Canyon Inn would not cancel our reservations we decided to go even though we were still positive with Covid. We were feeling a little bit better after going on to Paxlovid. We arrived to find what was described as cottages with views of Bryce Canyon. We believe it was less than described at booking. We received an email requesting that if we had any negative comments to make to please refer them to the hotel directly before posting, again NO REPLY. Riley and April Roberts could be a lot more responsive. Not what we expect from owners of a hotel. I think they need to learn from their counterparts in the business! Especially when we are all dealing with a worldwide pandemic. Disappointed Travelers

Beautiful place!!! Workers and owners are amazing and very accommodating. Stayed in the cabin. Loved the jacuzzi. Love the whole setup! Very secluded. Cabins are up to date on decor. Everything was super nice and clean! Wish we could have stayed longer but had an emergency. And they were very understanding!!! Thank you. Definitely will book again in the future

We just had a wonderful stay in the #31 Tree House. The second story deck, with its breathtaking panoramic views and comfortable chairs and coffee table was our favorite feature. If you are looking for a place a bit off the beaten path, a friendly staff to help you, peaceful quiet beautiful surroundings, and easy access to Bryce Canyon .. look no farther. This is the place!

Stone Canyon Inn is a quaint and quiet place to stay with wonderful views. The best part of our stay is the restaurant. Stone Hearth Grille is just fantastic. The inn is remote and a 20 minute drive from Bryce entrance but that is ok because it is beautiful and not touristy.

You'll find this great little Inn tucked away from the main streets. On the way in we saw quite a few deer, a couple of bucks, and some jackrabbits. First we stopped at their restaurant for a delicious dinner. Then we drove up to our rooms. I think understated luxury is the best way to describe the bungalows. Upon entering you see the fireplace and the Murphy bed. There's also a small fridge and a decent sized tv. The bedroom has this great bed suspended from these cables. The bed doesn't move in the slightest though, so don't worry! My fave part was the bathroom! It's massive, heated, and the shower also doubles as a steam room. Warning: the steam nozzle is on the bottom of the largest shower wall. I decided to be a genius and turn on the steam and then sit on the shower floor and ended up burning my arm so you've been forewarned! We had a great night's sleep and didn't hear any of our neighbors in nearby bungalows. Only drawback was the sad bagel in a ziplock breakfast. Other than that, we absolutely loved this place!

We stayed here for4-nights. 2-nights in a treehouse and two in one of the newer duplex units. Both were very comfortable. The treehouse features a beautiful deck with a stunning view. The duplex has a nice patio also with a nice private view. We really enjoyed our stay here. The restaurant is excellent and would also recommend.

I guess most people stay in Bryce Canyon City, but we stayed just outside of Bryce in this little town called Tropic. It's about 20 minutes away from the entrance to Bryce Canyon National Park. Not much to this town, but it was cool. We stayed at the Stone Canyon Inn which is definitely an independent/small scale operation but we really enjoyed it. The staff was extremely friendly and helpful. We had a two bedroom/two bath cabin with a full kitchen, gas fireplace, private hot tub, heated bathroom floors etc. It was well appointed and perfect for our needs. It's an international dark sky area, so the views of the stars from our hot tub were amazing. (You will appreciate the hot tub after these long days!) Also the onsite restaurant was one of the best meals we had all week. (See additional review). This was the quietest, most remote stay of our trip and was a nice reprieve after the large crowds at the parks. Would definitely stay there again.

This place is so great! The rooms are very nice, clean and homey. The location is absolutely breathtaking! And the staff here are incredibly friendly and helpful. April was so sweet and accommodating, we really loved our stay so much and will definitely be returning. Thanks for everything! -Jake and Sydney

This is a great spot to use as a base for hiking around Bryce Canyon. The only issues we had is the water pressure in the shower was non existent, the large bathtubs look great but poor positioning of the faucet in the center of the tub directly below the shower head make showering a bit uncomfortable, and the ice machine was out the entire time there.

Stayed here for one night a few weeks ago, while on a trip to Bryce Canyon. It is a really nice cabin to stay in, I actually wish I would have stayed a couple nights. However there were a couple flaws. Upon arriving we tried to connect to the WiFi- I was so pumped to finally have some free WiFi, instead of being charged for it at Vegas Hotels. Only problem is the router was down and needed reset. Finally, after calling the office twice, the router was reset and I was able to connect. The downside is the WiFi connection was terrible. It frequently dropped, or became very unresponsive. I mean it was taking a solid minute to loaded a simple webpage like www.google.com. At speeds like that, don't even mention WiFi...I just imagine some poor sap trying to do some work online during a holiday, and being SOL. The only other problem was with the hot tub. After a long day of hiking, i wanted nothing more than a relaxing dip in the hot tub. I was in the tub for about ten minutes when I started noticing my leg was really itchy, like painful itchy. My family members both decided to get out of the hot tub. When I asked them why, they both said they were feeling really sharp pinches/ itches all over their body. When I realized it wasn't just me, I hopped out as well. I'm not sure if the hotter was over-chlorinated or maybe the staff last minute added a bunch of Shock to the hot tub... but it definitely was not safe to be sitting in that water long. When we went inside, the rest of our family grimaced and told us we "reeked of chlorine." Had the WiFi been better and the hot tub usable- this joint would be a five star review.

I wondered if this place had changed hands recently until I read other reviews with comments similar to ours. We have been to the restaurant on three previous visits. We liked the ambiance and intimacy, so we decided to stay at the Inn this year. Compared to previous visits, the staff seemed a bit less friendly and our deluxe room was nice but somewhat austere. For the premium paid above other properties in the area, you might expect minimal glassware and actual coffee mugs, and a spacious bathroom. All we found were two wine glasses that were too tall to get under the faucet in the sink, paper coffee cups, and the shower head in the small bathroom was about an eighth of an inch above my head. This is clean and nice enough, but not worthy of 5 stars in any location.

We stayed for three nights in treehouse number 32. It's a great idea, with a great location, and a great deck. But they need to replace the mattress and Pay more attention to the small details if they're going to really be worth $300 a night.

If you are looking for a cozy place to stay in Bryce Canyon you have found it! With a lot of different housing options including cabins, rooms and tree houses, this Inn is suitable everyone! The four of us stayed in a cabin and it was a perfect size. With a king bed, a full bed and pull out couch everyone was happy. It was extremely clean and quiet. Throughout our stay everyone was very helpful and it allowed for a great experience. This Inn also offers numerous great views and it is closely located to the town of Tropic. Make sure to stop by Bryce Canyon Coffee and the Pizza Palace to make your trip compete!!

We stayed in cabin 14, it was wonderful. Very comfortable. Beds were excellent, very nicely furnished, hot tub was awesome. We made dinner in the kitchen, everything worked and they had all the utensils/ cookware/ dishes you would need. They really thought if everything. This place is quiet and tucked away, the cabins are distant enough for a bit of privacy. The location is gorgeous and we had red rock views from the hot tub and every room. The restaurant was closed for winter when we stayed here so I can't review that part, but we were lucky enough to get a bunch of snow and experience a true winter wonderland! I highly recommend this place to anyone visiting the area, it was so nice and they provided every for a super relaxing stay.

We stayed for a couple days in late December and had an amazing time. They Inn is very nice. We stayed in the Guest House which was equipped with a kitchen, jacuzzi tub, washer/dryer, bbq, wifi, flat screen, etc. Its just close enough to the park (~10-15m drive) while still being remote (in a good way). Very nice, comfortable accommodations. That all said, the best part was the service. Dixie and Mike take hospitality to a new level. Breakfast was amazing. Their insights into great hikes and viewpoints was super helpful. They were very kind to loan us snowshoes and yaktraks. And when we ran into car trouble, they were quick to help us troubleshoot and even offered to drive us back/forth into the park to make sure we had a great stay. They're very passionate about Bryce and go out of their way to make sure their guests enjoy it as they do. If ever we're back in Bryce, we'll definitely stay at the Stone Canyon Inn again.

We stayed here after driving all day and before heading to Bryce Canyon. There was not a single hotel room available in the neighbourhood when I checked online 2 months before arrival. This was our only option. I was 'forced' to book a cottage where up to 6 people can stay. Had our own private jaccuzi, BBQ, full kitchen, 1000 tv channels.... it's a cottage, you could live here. It was absolutely amazing and we felt sorry for only being here one night. The only reason I'm not giving a fifth star is cause it's extremely pricy. It was about 400$ for only one night!

Treehouse and it's views of Bryce Canyon National Park were amazing. My family and I enjoyed our stay. Hanging chairs and fire pit were perfect. Staff was great.

We called over the phone to book a cabin with a FULL KiTCHEN for Thanksgiving, when calling we spoke to Amy and our first question was " Do you have any cabins available with a FULL KITCHEN?" She said yes and took my credit card information over the phone. When we get to the property we notice that it is not a full kitchen at all, small microwave and fridge is what was available. How were we supposed to cook Thanksgiving dinner there???? I called the front desk and told them I had asked for a room with a full kitchen their response was "they must've gave you what we had." It was late so decided to just stay and not have to look for another hotel that night. The next morning when we finally got a hold of Amy we expressed our frustration about our stay and she promised us a full refund. When I finally got a refund it was only for half of what I was charged. Super unprofessional establishment. I would definitely recommend staying somewhere else.

By far the most peaceful, scenic and unique place I have ever stayed. I cannot say enough wonderful things about our experience. We stayed in a treehouse (#31) with magnificent views in all directions. Sunrise over Table Cliff Plateau; Sunset over Bryce Canyon to the West. You feel completely serene while staying here. Highly recommend.

We stayed in a bungalow in Jan of 17, we hiked all day in Bryce Canyon and came home to a steam shower and cozy fireplace! I could not have asked for more, would stay here again when we visit Utah's beautiful parks!

I would never stay at this property. We had a week long trip planned and then came Coronavirus. We have an at-risk traveler in our party and had to cancel our trip. Every vendor was willing to refund us 100% without question EXCEPT April, the owner of this property. She did NOT care in the least. She informed us that she would keep our deposit and should we ever decide to come back it would be applied to our stay. UNACCEPTABLE for so many reasons during a declared national emergency.

I was hoping for a nice canyon experience. I did get that but I had to drive 8 miles to get there. Yes, out cabin was technically "steps from the canyon". But the actual canyon itself is miles away as is any activity. When I asked about tours, guides, etc., I was given very little guidance. I was pretty much told "Just go to Rudy's". No being from the area, I had to pry any bit of information to get anything useful. They could have mentions what tours left from where. Nothing was offered. Between our two days, the beds weren't made. It may have been part of the deal, but it wasn't even mentioned. In fact, other than to take our money, we never saw the proprietors once, not even to inquire as to our needs. Nice, but way overpriced, and not friendly and accommodating as well. Like the man said, "Just go to Rudy's"

This Inn is unbelievable. I didn't expect this at all, but we had our private own kitchen, living room, two bedrooms and two bathrooms, for such a reasonable amount. And on top of the great service and cozy amenities, we had our very own hot tub. We only wish we could have stayed here longer. The restaurant at the Inn, Stone Hearth Inn, served the best meal we had all vacation. I definitely recommend staying here over any other place in the area.

The place is quiet and we were able to see stars clearly at night. The bed is rather small and there was no Wifi despite the website said yes. We complained to the staff but we were told something wrong with our own phones! I have showed the guy that all my devices were not able to connect and he then went away without any response. We felt that our complain was being ignored. The restaurant provides good food and services.

As a frequent traveler, I am generally quite critical. This is an outstanding facility in a great location. We stayed in "cabin" - no, not rustic at all, but filled with lots of simple beauty, appropriate to the location. The dishes actually matched - as did the silverware. If you are in the area, you can't do better. A real find when you are road weary from too much touring. By the way a very reasonable with 2 full bedrooms & 2 baths

Phenomenal place with great care. Cabins were cute and ample sized. The owners were amazing and took great care. Great location near Bryce where everything is tiny and old

This was the perfect place for my family of 5, on our quick trip to Bryce. The cabins are a quick, scenic drive, about 15 minutes, to the entrance of the park. We brought food to make dinner and breakfast, and the Inn provided ALL of the utensils and cookware we needed. Even coffee and tea! The cabin was very clean and spacious. Hot tub worked great and was well heated when we arrived! The owner provided maps, as well as hikes, shopping and restaurant suggestions. I would recommend the Inn for anyone visiting Bryce with a group of 4-5. :)

Great B and B. Great service, food and ambiance. Well appointed room and superb location. Private jacuzzi and all the amenities you could ask for in the room and in the Inn.

Love the place we were in guest house very clean good for family 5 stars for this area !!

From their website, it seems as if the views are great and this hotel is extremely close to the park entrance. Truthfully we passed by at least 6 hotels on the drive over, and the view is only a glimpse of the canyon. We stayed in the lodge, not the hotel, which while it did have stainless steel appliances and nice interior, the hot tub didn't heat like it was supposed to, and the view off the patio wasn't nearly worth the price.

I stayed in one of the bungalows here, it was perfect for my husband and I and also had Murphy bed for if you have children with you. The bungalow is very well appointed and clean with a lot of natural light. I loved the soaker tub and rain shower. There is also a mini fridge and microwave in the living room area which is awesome since there is nowhere to eat in the area during the off season.

We stayed 2 nights at the end of our 10 day Utah trip to the national parks. I loved this Dixie the owner made us feel so welcome The place was so clean, the bed was so comfortable, the views outstanding! Dixie could tell the guest where every hike not on the trail map in the Bryce Canyon area was. The breakfasts were gourmet. We loved this place.

Excellently appointed and managed by an owner who is genuinely enthusiastic about the area. Highly recommended. Ask the owner about where to go, she's very good at helping you plan your day trips.

This B&B is fantastic! Yes, it's a bit further from the park entrance, but if you are looking for a peaceful and quiet stay while at Bryce Canyon, this is an excellent choice. We stayed in the main house and the room was charming, breakfast was excellent (served to you, not just a buffet) and you even get some entertaining poetry to start your morning with a chuckle. I especially recommend this B&B to couples traveling without children. Kids under 6 aren't allowed in the main house (but can stay in one of the cabins on the property) which we really appreciated. No offense to those with kids, but travel easily makes them tired, cranky, and loud. We wish this place could be cloned and also available at Zion!

Wow. Unexpected luxury in Tropic! Make dinner resos; the food is unnecessarily fabulous!

Not inexpensive and not extremely close to Bryce NP (which I consider a plus), but a nice location with views of colorful cliffs in background. We were upgraded to a cottage due to a boiler problem in the inn (Thanks to the innkeeper for a great solution to their misfortune!). WOW! The cottages are huge - ours was like a 2 bedroom, 2 bath apartment! Nice views from most windows and the hot tub, yet very private. The innkeepers were very busy with their boiler problem and opening a new restaurant, so we barely spoke with them. That was not a problem for us. If you need a large place and can afford the rates, Stone Canyon is wonderful! I would guess that a stay in a room in the inn would be great, too.

The cabin we rented with a full kitchen was a bargain at the winter rate we rented it for. The outdoor hot tub was just the thing we needed after a day of snowshoeing. The staff were extremely nice and even loaned us snow shoes at no charge which alone saved us at least $60. The cabin held six comfortably. The location was very nice and you could see portions of red rock from the hot tub. The only downside is that is about a 20-30 min drive to actually enter the park through the main entrance. Full kitchen included all pots/pans/cutting boards/knives/silverwear/mixer that we needed.