- Bryce Canyon Lodge (tel. 435/834-5361): This handsome sandstone and ponderosa pine lodge is the perfect place to stay while visiting the park. Opened in 1924, it has all the atmosphere of the 1920s, but it also has most of the modern conveniences people expect today. Especially recommended are its delightful cabins, which have been authentically restored and contain gas-burning stone fireplaces. Those wanting a bit more elegance will enjoy one of the lodge's suites, which are decorated with white wicker furnishings and have ceiling fans and separate sitting areas.
- Best Western Ruby's Inn (near Bryce Canyon National Park; tel. 866/866-6616 or 435/834-5341): The motel rooms here are fine -- clean and well maintained, with color TVs, telephones, and air-conditioning -- but the real reason to stay here is the location, just outside the park entrance. Numerous amenities are offered, from swimming pools and restaurants to shuttle service. This place has an incredible tour desk to book activities.
- Stone Canyon Inn (near Bryce Canyon National Park; tel. 866/489-4680): Quiet seclusion, loads of charm, and absolutely splendid views are only three of the reasons we highly recommend this inn -- it is also very upscale and the place to come to be pampered. Each of the six guest rooms is unique, with queen- or king-size beds, handsome wood furnishings, and a classic Western look. The luxurious cottages each have two bedrooms and two bathrooms, a gas fireplace, full kitchen, and a private deck with a hot tub.
Bryce Canyon National Park Travel Experiences
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Bryce Canyon NP
Bryce was a very nice park. It wasn't too hot, and they have several different hiking trails. The rock formations a... Continue reading »
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Beautiful Bryce Canyon
We headed toward Bryce Canyon National Park today. The first part of the drive took us over Boulder Mountain a nice change from the... Continue reading »
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Bryce
The drive from Zion to Bryce was short, but we gained a lot of elevation, and so when we rolled into the park it was a balmy 80 degrees.... Continue reading »
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Camping in Duck Creek
We spent 3 nights at a campground in Duck Creek, UT which was between Bryce and Zion NP. It was ok, except for all the groups of re... Continue reading »
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Bryce Canyon National Park
The carving of Kalob Canyon pales in comparison with Bryce Canyon, part of which is a huge natural amphitheatre of ‘hoodoos’ - strange sh... Continue reading »
