This place may have been nice in the 80’s but it hasn’t been updated since then. The doors fit poorly and leak both sound and light. Beds are the cheapest whatever mattress from some box store. There are pretty much no outlets in the room, so plan on tag-teaming any charging you might need to do. And for some reason the “bedside” lights are controlled by a switch at the door. The Best Western next door looks light years better.

This is a very dated facility, which would still be fine if it was properly cleaned. We arrived after a long day hiking. When my wife got in the shower, she noticed a used bar of soap and hairs on the walls. We then noticed the sink area had hairs. We called the office. To their credit they did immediately offer to move us. We were past that. They offered a discount which was fine but not the point. Later when trying to plug in a C-Pap machine we discovered that the only plug by the beds were controlled by the main light switch. So we had to unscrew the lights so that the machine would work. Note, it appears that all the motels in Bryce Canyon City are owned by the same company.

We were with a tour group and had no choice of place to stay, but would have if we could have! Old, musty smelling, and the only good thing about it was the location. We had to call maintenance to get the water in the shower to turn on. This place really needs to be renovated.

Dirty, smelly room, bath towels paper thin, Noisy every time someone walks upstairs. Really nothing going for it but location. Floor in the bathroom creaks when you walk on it, outside of the building very dirty and has gouges and gaps in the wood.

My wife and I stayed here recently and after a long day in the park, we were tired and we got a good's night sleep. The rooms are a little outdated and the breakfast meal wasn't quite what we expected.