from 4 sources
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Overall:
"I can recommend this hotel." — source Skoosh
"Overall, a decent place to stay, especially since options in this area are limited." — source Expedia
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Clean:
"Our room was clean and it equipped with refrigerator and a microwave." — source Orbitz
"Clean and quiet room." — source Orbitz
"Room was clean and very basic - nothing fancy but good basic room - free internet came in handy." — source Expedia
"Our room was a clean and pleasant place to stay." — source Expedia
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Location:
"The location is pretty good and being so close to the entrance of the Bryce National park, its very convenient." — source Skoosh
"The lodge is conveniently located at the entrance of Bryce National Park and next to more expensive hotels." — source Hotels.com
"It is located next to RubyÂ’s Inn, so itÂ’s within convenient distance to food, supplies and gas." — source Expedia
"again, location was great with that price." — source Hotels.com
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Value:
"there are very few hotels outside the park and probably this is the best value for money." — source Skoosh
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Room:
"The room we had was decent and quiet." — source Orbitz
"The room was big and there was a balcony." — source Expedia
More information on Bryce View Lodge
The Bryce View Lodge offers the finest in Bryce Canyon lodging. Located next to Bryce Canyon National Park on Highway U-63 in Southern Utah, this perfect Bryce Canyon lodging is nestled at the edge of a pine forest on a high plateau that overlooks the beautiful Bryce Canyon National Park. The guests enjoy clean, comfortable rooms and full amenities including swimming pools, spas, restaurants and shopping, all located within an easy stroll of Bryce View Lodge. A Bryce Canyon National Park Shuttle stop is conveniently located on-site, offering easy access to and from the park. Bryce Canyon National Park entrance passes are also available. Bryce Canyon horseback rides, rodeo, chuckwagon dinners and other Western activities are sure to please you and everyone in your group.
Check-in Time:
1600Check-out Time:
1100Total Rooms:
Standard:Rooms with 2 queen beds include TV, direct-dial telephones, air conditioning and combination bath and showers.Total Floors:
2 floors.Rooms:
Standard:Rooms with 2 queen beds include TV, direct-dial telephones, air conditioning and combination bath and showers.Price
Summer $78-$93 double, rest of the year $54-$65 double, InexpensiveCredit Cards Accepted
AE, DC, DISC, MC, VDirections
Located next to Bryce Canyon National Park on Highway U-63 in Southern Utah, this perfect Bryce Canyon lodging is nestled at the edge of a pine forest on a high plateau that overlooks the beautiful Bryce Canyon National Park.
Area
Bryce
Pets
Pets accepted
Information by OrbitzCheck rates & availability for this hotel — Average Price: $85
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