We stayed at the Bryce Canyon Lodge in early May 2025. The actual lodge has only four suites upstairs. The other accommodations are either cabins or two motels. They are all situated fairly close to each other. All offer quick walk to the rim for amazing views. If it is important to your trip to have wifi, it is available at the lodge in the common area, but the more people that are using it, the worse it gets, causing me to get bumped off numerous times. The cabins do not have wifi. The motels, Sunset and Sunrise, both have wifi available. The motels are also less expensive and we would have stayed at one of them, as I like wifi to plan our hikes, check the weather, etc. We stayed in a cabin and it was very comfy and cozy. Large for just the two of us. Had good Starbucks coffee maker. It had a gas fireplace, but it did not work and we asked to have it looked at, but no one ever came. Staff was pleasant and helpful. We had snow overnight and into the morning. Socked in with fog. It was very cold. Remember to pack your hat and gloves, jacket and appropriate footwear! 😊

Would i stay here again - definitely yes. The location, location, location cant be beaten. We were an adult family group of 4 and stayed in two western cabins which adjoined each other. it was perfect. We were a minutes walk from the rim. A few minutes walk to sunset point, or in the other direction, sunrise point. We were a few minutes walk from so many other walks - we didnt need to use our vehicle. The cabins were cosy and loved the rustic tree logs and stone construction. A small microwave and fridge meant we could heat food. There are no utensils or cutlery so take your own. If you are visiting Bryce Canyon NP this would be the only place i would recommend for convenience and WOW. We ate at the restaurant which was fine. We all enjoyed our meals. Service was a little slow

Stayed at the lodge for one night on our road trip of the Utah 5 parks. I knew we had a lot of driving to do and wanted to stay in the park to maximize our limited time. I wanted to be able to see the sunrise and sunset and staying in the park made that easier. Our room was clean and comfortable. Lighting made the room a bit dark. Loved being 5 minutes walk to the rim. That was the high point. We had very little time in the room with a 4pm check in and a check out time of 11am. To make it even shorter we were locked out of our room at 10am. This was a big negative for me that left me a little annoyed. We had gotten up for an early hike. And came back to our room by 8:30am. We planed to go have breakfast in the lodge and then go back to the room to freshen up before having to checkout at 11am. So we decided to just put our bags in the car before going to breakfast so we wouldn't be rushed after. Dining room was slow. We waited around 15 minutes to be seated at 9am even though it wasn't full. Hostess did say they were having problems that morning. Breakfast took a very long time and at 10am when we got back to our room we found that we were locked out even though we had an hour left and hadn't checked out or turned in our keys. Housekeeping was already turning over other rooms in the building so it was clear to us that they must have entered our room while we were at breakfast and saw our bags were gone. Just completely off putting that they locked us out when we had an hour left on our reservation and hadn't turned in our keys. For the amount of money I spent for the night I don't know that it was worth it for the amount of time. The food in the restaurant was not great too. Staff were all friendly. And the plus was the easy access to the hiking we wanted to do .

I checked the website daily to try and book a room. The booking website was not very user friendly, and would often show nights as available when they really weren't. We were able to secure one night, and it was perfect for us to visit Bryce Canyon. The room was very dark, but suited our needs just fine for one night. There is no a/c or television, but again for one night it was just fine. I had hoped to leave the door to the porch open, but the screen door did not shut properly and I was concerned about insects. We dined in the restaurant, it was more than an hour wait due to the bus tours which I found a little surprising. The price was almost half of what we would have paid to stay in a chain hotel just outside the park - so I would definitely call it a good value.

I have mixed feelings about this lodge. It was very old and reminded me of my grandfather's house. So I guess it was somewhat historical which I'm not sure is good in this case. Coffee maker didn't work, it had dark decor, the lodges were on top of one another so you could see in people's rooms from your room during the day and I honestly was disappointed based on the cost and expectations. The bathroom was updated but not super impressive. Sleep quality good. Restaurant ok. HOWEVER!! It is the best place to stay in Bryce simply because 100 feet out your door you are overlooking Bryce Canyon. That is the reason for the cost and it's a GEM because of that alone. It was worth the cost only because of the location. Watched the sunset till dark and got up early for the sunrise. Can't beat that experience. Well worth the $400 per night to experience that gorgeous canyon!!