We stayed in the Sunset Lodge at Bryce Canyon NP. It is a great place to stay, because you can easily walk to the Rim trail for the incredible views. The lodge itself is an older facility, maybe built in the 1950s or 60s. The room was comfortable and we enjoyed our two nights. The only disadvantage during our stay was that none of the in park food services were in operation due to government mandated covid actions. Our first evening we drove out of the park to Ruby's General Store, where we purchased enough food for breakfast, lunch, and dinner for our stay at the Lodge. After Ruby's we had dinner in the Bryce Canyon Pines out on Route 12. Since it snow during our full day in Bryce Canyon NP, it was nice to not need to leave the park again for food. Wifi in the lodge is minimal. The lodge description of service sounded like DSL service. At times wifi was okay, but in evening I think too many people connected. The evening service was very slow.

We enjoyed our two nights here. Great location only steps away from the Bryce Amphitheatre. The location makes it easy to enjoy sunsets and sunrises! Definitely the place to stay for a visit to Bryce.

It was convenient to stay in the park, but the accommodations were outdated and worn. We stayed in a one bedroom room, perhaps the cabins would have been a better choice, we don’t know. The food was subpar and expensive. Knowing this going in, and being able to enjoy Bryce Canyon without driving, was worth it.

we stayed for a couple of days at Bryce Canyon. Staying in the Lodge in the park itself is worth it for the views and the chance to be out early before the crowds arrive. The cabins and lodge are well appointed and the lodge and staff were fastidious in their cleaning and keeping everyone safe amid Covid Highly recommended

We stayed here for one night in late October on our visit to Bryce Canyon. When we arrived, we had a bit of trouble figuring out where we needed to go as the main lodge was closed (I think for a water issue). We finally made our way to the Sunset Unit, which was where our room was and where we checked in. Although I know the main lodge being closed was due to an issue that arose, it still really dampened our stay quite a bit. I feel like without being able to go to the main lodge, it really took away the "specialness" and convenience of staying in the park. This meant that we had to leave and go off-site for dinner and our only interaction with the hotel was really confined to our building and individual room. And for the price we paid to stay there, I don't think it was worth it. Although the building is historic, it is very antiquated. Note that rooms do not have a TV (which we knew beforehand, so this did not impact us). Otherwise, the room was comfortable enough for us. If I were to return to Bryce Canyon again, I would probably opt to stay in the town of Tropic vs. here again.