Chose the historic cabins. Seemed like a much better deal than the hotel rooms. Extremely happy with our choice and would absolutely stay again. The cabin was fantastic! Spacious, clean, and super cute. Front porches were set up so that everyone had some privacy. Room had a table, 2 chairs, 2 queen beds, fridge, microwave, and coffee maker. Bathroom set up was great as, there was an additional sink in a dressing area. Bench on front porch was a great place to relax with a glass of wine. Couldn't be closer to the Canyon! Loved just walking out the door to hike, watching sunrise or sunset, or viewing the stars at night. The only negative was the Pepsi machine was just outside one of our windows. It was very bright at night. Really ruined the view from that window. Surprised that there wasn't a door or fence hiding the machine; would really improve the look. But, we just closed the drapes at night to avoid being disturbed. I would request a different cabin next time. No air conditioning. The ceiling fan was fine, but there was an additional rotating fan that really helped cool down the room, as it was still quite warm early September.

We stayed one night May 12, 2022. We were originally sheduled to take the trip two years earlier but was cancelled due to covid. Our original timing would have been when the ranger night sky talk was available. Therefore, we picked this hotel because it was in the park and we felt that would be an advantageous for our plans. The check-in staff was pleasant but we were confused as to how to get to our room, the room was outdated and we felt overpriced. The wifi was pretty much non-existant which was a problem for us. The ranger tour was not available and supper offered was buffet only due to staffing, I believe. Had I done my homework instead of relying on our original plans we probably would have opted for different accomodations outside of the park. On the plus side the room was within walking distance of the rim trail with great views of the ampitheatre.

At Bryce Canyon, there is such an advantage to staying inside the park, unlike Arches (stay in Moab) and Zion (stay in Springdale). After settling in, ate at the Lodge restaurant (NOT a buffet for dinner started 9/1/22), we had excellent meals and service at the Lodge restaurant both nights we stayed. Then walked short distance (0.2 miles) from our room (Sunset building) to Sunset Point. This in itself is worth staying inside the park. We went to see the sunset both nights and the sunrise the morning we left (Sunrise Point). Short stroll from our room (and we were tired from long days of hiking). Room was great (quiet, nice bed & bath, small patio, spacious, frig,). We brought our own breakfasts and lunches so can't speak for the breakfast or lunch at the lodge. Stopped at General Store and bought ice cream bars after hiking, nice store! They have food options at the General Store: pizza, sandwiches, etc. but they are only open during the day, check the hours. The pizza/coffee shop has been closed for 3 years. I was confused about food options after reading other reviews, hope this review helps. I will finish by saying that Bryce Canyon is an incredibly beautiful place that is a must see! The higher altitude gave us a break from the record breaking heat that took place beginning of September. Hiked "Bryce Transverse Trail" (see All-Trails app) and also the Navajo Loop. Did this in one day which was a lot but doable for this couple in their 60's. Even if you are not a hiker, though, Bryce Canyon's beauty can be thoroughly enjoyed by just viewing from the rim which is accessible from nearby parking. One more note, I tried to book a room in April 2022 for our September 2022 trip and they were already completely booked. I checked once a week for cancellations and got lucky in July and snagged a reservation.

We stayed in a cute cabin that had a screen door. Even though it was warm out during the day - and there was no air conditioning - the room was quite cool with the windows open and fan on. The cabins are nearly 100 years old and quite cute. Beds were comfortable.

We stayed in a cabin room for one night. Accommodations were adequate, but the location is superb. Short walk to the best view and hike in Bryce Canyon. Staff was friendly. Would stay again if visiting Bryce