We stayed here a couple of nights while visiting Bryce Canyon, and it was off-season so the town of Tropic was pretty much shut down. But our accommodations were great! The room was well-appointed and spacious, the bed was comfortable, and we had everything we needed. Even some free single use packs of toothpaste, something I've never experienced before. And the breakfasts were truly amazing! Our host gave us some great advice, one a hiking trail (Fairyland loop) and the second the back way to drive to Capital Reef National Park. The drive was absolutely spectacular! Thanks so much!!!

This was very nice. Beautiful view and the food and cleanliness of the facility were excellent. Very close to Bryce Canyon. The owners were helpful and they offered everything that we needed for our stay.

Bryce Trails B&B is a short drive to Bryce Canyon. It is nice and quiet there and away from the crowds. We stayed in the Fairyland room for three nights. This room has its own entrance and exit which is very convenient. The breakfasts were very good. The hosts accommodated my dislike of eggs. We had interesting conversations with people from places around the world. This is a great place to stay when visiting Bryce Canyon. Highly recommend.

It is hard to imagine that in a small town the size of Tropic, Utah, there would be two gems that are absolutely fantastic. One is the Bryce Trails Bed & Breakfast, and the other (almost within walking distance) is the Stone Hearth Grille. First - the bed & breakfast. We stayed in 'Under the Rim' room, which had a large king, beautifully decorated, and a small sitting area that looked out west to Bryce Canyon and a beautiful sunset. Ed and Liene, the proprietors, are gracious hosts and prepared a gourmet breakfast of fruit, quiche and Pavlova (yes, even breakfast deserves a dessert). For dinner they recommended the Stone Hearth Grille (reservations a must). It is a small restaurant, but the items we had were fantastic. My halibut was very moist and flavorful. It also looks like their home baked bread is very popular, but we passed. We would return to both.

We stayed here for a night on route to Zion national park. strong reviews were a key reason why we stayed and the hostess had great reviews. unfortunately she was away on our arrival, and the husband was clearly not happy. The room wasn't ready, and he complained about having to do it. He was obviously been asleep. the guest lounge/ eating area was a mess, with uncleaned breakfast service untouched. food and dirty plates, cups and food still on the tables. we had to walk through this to find our room. I had to ask him 3 times to show us where our room was !! unacceptable and very unprofessional. Funny thing is that the following morning, with the hostess back on board, he indignant attitude disappeared. It's a pity as everything else was ok.