The Lodge at Bryce Canyon

We were glad we stayed here for a 1 night visit in Oct 2025. Really well located for a short visit, staff were helpful and the restaurant that we were a little worried about was actually okay. Not the best value compared to other places on our trip but acceptable. Room was not luxurious but was comfortable and clean. Thanks

Perfect for our family of 3. We traveled in November, so no AC was OK. No TV in room, but we were steps away from the Amphitheater (no need for TV). Beds were comfortable and rooms were spacious and clean. Location was ideal. Just a 2 minute walk to get a sunrise view.

We stayed in 112 in the Sunset Lodge on the property. At first I was disappointed, as I had wanted to stay in the main lodge. However, I realized that I enjoyed the seclusion and quiet of our location, away from the hustle and bustle and close to the rim. We still had the full experience of staying in a historic lodge, still decorated w/the same paintings and artifacts as it was in 1920s. Housekeeping was fantastic—what a hardworking and accommodating team! The place was immaculate and well-maintained, despite its age. Daniel Joyce was particularly impressive—he was welcoming and made himself available to meet our daily requests. We had dinner every night at the lodge dining room and enjoyed the food and pleasant wait staff. We’ve stayed at over a dozen national park lodges and this is our favorite!

Being this close to the rim was amazing! Being able to go out in the morning and evening when the park was quiet was such a treat. Looking at the stars and the scenery was stunning. If we'd stayed outside the park, our enjoyment of Bryce National Park would have been limited to fewer hours of enjoyment. So glad we stayed there.||The cabin did have two separate units in it, and we were able to hear our neighbors very easily. Noise was definitely an issue but we just adjusted to it and tried to be considerate.||While we could not get the Lodge Wi-Fi out at our cabin, we discovered that we could get 5G cell service close to the canyon rim and used that. Our cabin was one of the closest to the rim (requested). Amazingly, parking was readily available a short walk away.||The fireplace was wonderfully cozy and warm! The heat in the cabin worked well.||Would love to stay here again sometime.

The lodge had a wonderful location but, we felt it was way overpriced for the room. The room was very small, had no breakfast included, and no other real amenities either. Really the only thing we felt that was great was the location. If we visited Bryce again, we would stay elsewhere --in the town (less than a 10 minute drive to the park).

Dinners were surprisingly great and the location can't be beat. Mattresses could use a refresh and the breakfast buffet was missing a few things (like something to put on the oatmeal). All in all, a wonderful trip and well worth it to spend a few nights in such a magical place.

Worst hotel of our 10 day tour! Room was very warm when we arrived but we couldn't seem to adjust the temp. We called downstairs & was told it was slow, give it 20 min. That did nothing so I went to the desk to ask for maintenance. Now they said the rooms don't have a/c! What? Then what were we waiting 20 minutes for? They suggested opening the window or door & putting on a fan. We are doing that but it's still too hot. Not what we were expecting at all! On top of that, our burger at dinner was way overcooked & the rooms are wicked dark - we needed to put on every light. We will be telling our tour operator. Will never come back to this hotel.

Nice hot shower and jet turbine of a toilet. Bed was comfy enough. The sunset and sunrise motels are a 5-10 min walk from the lodge restaurant and major trailheads. Also a couple minute drive from inspiration point and Bryce point. The lodge restaurant has been the most solid of any national park I've been to, a real breakfast and lunch menu rather than just hot dogs and chips. The servers were all super friendly too. Only knocks on the place are that the wifi was noticeably slow (240 to 360p video at best) and the wind blowing through the balcony door genuinely sounded like someone was walking on the balcony trying to jiggle the knob. Very much worth it overall because I could get up right before sunrise to see it, grab breakfast, and then change and get out on the trail bright and early.