Terrible , not recommended. Dirty rooms . Bad service. We got locked out out of our room. They also did not clean it. Definitely no worth the price.

Do yourself a favor and avoid this place. There is no reason to pay 2–3x the price of nicer hotels for rooms that feel like a run-down 1980s Motel 6. The “renovated” rooms are anything but—filthy carpets, sticky furniture, and bathrooms that look like they haven’t been properly cleaned in years. Service is equally poor: staff act like they’re doing you a favor just by checking you in. Don’t be fooled by the “queen” beds—these are full-size at best, with old, uncomfortable mattresses. Everything feels dusty and outdated. For the hundreds of dollars they charge per night, you’d expect at least decent food, but instead you get cafeteria-quality meals with even worse service. The only thing this property has going for it is proximity to Bryce Canyon—but honestly, you can stay anywhere nearby, enjoy cleaner rooms, friendlier service, and better value. This was one of the most unpleasant hotel experiences I’ve ever had, and I regret not booking elsewhere.

We stay in Bryce Cabins August 26, 2025, we were in cabin 502, we literally walked a short distance and we were at the rim, we loved being able to see the canyon at different times. Sunrise and sunset are remarkable don’t miss it. The cabins are awesome. No AC but you won’t need it, they do have heat. Our room had 2 queen beds with a connector door to the other cabin which would be nice if you had a family. Room has coffee, tea and a microwave. We got up to the sunrise and deer in front of our cabin.

We stayed in a Western cabin in the summertime and loved this place. Check in went very smoothly. We didn’t try to check in early instead just spent time in the park versus needlessly stressing the process. The folks in the Lodge were very knowledgeable. The bed was very comfy. The place was sparkling clean especially the bathroom. We stayed at #525 which you should request. It’s the furthest out and has nice views with short walk to the rim. We preferred there was no WiFi as we go to national parks to disconnect. We have T Mobile and did have a few bars of service. There is no A/C but didn’t find it a problem. The cabin was warm-ish when we checked in. But there is a ceiling fan and we opened all the windows and it was fine. It gets chilly at night. We used the gas fireplace which adds to the perfect National Park Service vibe. We ate several times at the lodge and enjoyed it. The best benefit is access to the Rim trail within steps of the cabin. We caught a sunrise, a sunset and a night sky ranger talk.

We love staying at historic National Park lodges- and this lodge did not disappoint. We stayed in the Sunset Unit. It was clean and updated. The food at restaurant in the lodge was ok. However, the service at both the restaurant and the front desk of the lodge was wonderful! Everyone we encountered there was friendly and helpful!