Our stay at Clear Sky Resorts Bryce Canyon was absolutely magical and a once in a lifetime experience. Pulling into the resort was super cool and the check in process was seamless and super easy. Our clear glass dome was amazing and pure luxury. The bed was so comfortable and we loved the rain fall shower. Most of all we loved going to sleep watching the stars through the glass dome! The food was delicious and the staff went out of their way to make sure we felt special. We were so close to many national parks which we absolutely loved. I highly recommend you check this place out and you will not be disappointed.

The dome itself was 5 star except a couple of minor things: no drinking glasses, no hairdryer, empty shampoo and soap bottles in shower. We stayed 3 nights for birthday celebrating, we were notified a few days before we arrived that the kitchen and bar would be closed. If given more notice, we would have rescheduled our trip. You were supposed to make a reservation to eat on the patio which I did for our first night. Even after confirming, no reservation could be found! We went to breakfast one morning (on the patio) and we were served in "to go" containers. Yuck! Don't think I would spend that kind of money again. I must say though, the star gazing was amazing all three nights we were there.

It was a great experience but unfortunately we couldn’t see any stars due to bad weathers heavy raining and then heavy snowing for a night. Staff people were very nice and friendly too . It was very tidy and clean . Pretty atmosphere and too modern. I would love to go back there again if I am rich .

This resort offers a unique experience—it's all about stargazing in a luxury dome. And the dome itself truly delivers: it was spotless, with a super comfortable king-size bed and a modern, well-appointed bathroom. The whole concept has so much potential, and I genuinely hope it gets there, because right now, it's falling short in a few key areas. First, while the accommodations felt upscale, the hospitality did not match. The staff seemed to lack proper training, and overall service didn’t meet expectations for a place positioned as a luxury destination. A few things to be aware of: the resort is quite remote. The nearest town is about 10 minutes away, and Bryce Canyon is roughly 30 minutes out. That’s not necessarily a bad thing, but it does mean on-site amenities become a lot more important—especially food and drink options. Before our stay, we were notified that the on-site restaurant was under construction. This was surprising, since the resort is only a year old, and the original booking site showed a bar and dining area. (They’ve recently updated the website to reflect the closure.) During our visit, the bar/restaurant dome was being used as food storage. Guests could dine outside on the patio or in “snow globes,” which sounded fun, but came with some caveats: reservations had to be made daily at 4 PM for that evening, and the dining time was capped at 1 hour and 15 minutes. Luckily, I was able to get a reservation, and it worked out fine, but the process felt disorganized and could have been handled much more professionally. Also, while the site originally advertised a full bar, only beer and wine were available—again, not a dealbreaker, but worth noting. There’s also limited indoor space for guests to relax. With the restaurant dome out of commission, the only public indoor seating was in the lobby tent, which had just three small loveseat-style couches. Not ideal, especially since the valley winds made outdoor lounging uncomfortable at times. As for activities, they were pretty minimal. There was a live local musician performing in the lobby tent, and he was actually quite good, but beyond that, entertainment was sparse. In summary, this should have been a 5-star experience—the infrastructure is there—but they’re not quite ready to deliver at that level. Until they resolve the restaurant and hospitality issues, I’d be hesitant to recommend the resort. Hopefully, with a bit more time and focus on service, they’ll live up to the potential this concept clearly has.

Definitely a glamping experience! Bathroom was large and impressive. Gazing at the stars from bed was incredible! Would definitely stay at again! Food was delicious. Enjoyed the s’mores and campfire experience. Dinner and breakfast were yummy. Nicely located just 20 minutes outside of Bryce Canyon. For Star Wars fans, it looks like Tatoonine.