Ruby's Best Western is convenient to Bryce National Park, and it has a store that is well-stocked. There are multiple buildings for lodging. We were housed in the Antelope Lodge which seemed similar to the others in terms of age. The rooms were rustic, dated, and dimly lit but clean and comfortable. It was not well insulated, and sound traveled through the door and walls. There is a nice indoor pool in the main building. The check-in staff was very friendly. For a one-night stay, this was more than adequate. The breakfast at Cowboys was very good as was the dinner buffet. For convenience to the park, friendly staff, and a good restaurant, Ruby's is a good choice even if the rooms aren't quite up to par.

This hotel is in amazing location - was perfect for exploring the parks. Very quaint Western feel, which was great for a chain hotel. Price was budget-friendly, and we were very happy with the value we got for our money. Breakfast was nothing fancy, but hearty and tasty. This was back in November 2021

Ideally located in Bryce City. Charming motel with wonderful gift shop, restaurant, and friendly staff. I really appreciated that they embrace the hotels origins. Will be staying again next time I visit Bryce.

There are lots of great things about this hotel, and lots of things that aren't so great. Firstly, what an amazing location. It is literally on the road to Bryce Canyon and, let's face it, that's what we were really here for. From the outside, the hotel has a Western Ranch look, which perfectly suits the location. The interior, with fireplace and huge Christmas tree, was also welcoming. Shame the staff weren't. The young lady who checked us in on Dec 26th could barely take time to point us in the direction of our room, let alone explain any of the hotel amenities. Still, we got back in the car and drove to our room in Lake view Lodge. Definitely less lodge and more motel, but the room was clean and we settled in for the night. Next morning, we spotted the frozen lake as we trudged over to the main building for breakfast. Breakfast itself was a buffet and it was decent enough. The staff in the restaurant waiting tables were helpful and friendly, even if we didn't always understand each other. The staff seating guests seemed quite unhelpful as if customers were interrupting their social time. It was somewhat better in the evening. We did make use of the shop, for snacks, gifts and essentials. It's a nice store with lots to browse. Overall it's a 3/5 for me.

We go to Ruby's Inn each winter with friends and family to experience winter activities and the national park. We couldn't be more pleased with our experience, and we go back nearly every year. We love the ice-skating, the cross-country skiing, and swimming in the large indoor pool. The hotel rooms are always clean and comfortable. And the restaurant never disappoints. We are big fans of Ruby's Inn, and we tell everyone we know how great it is. It's truly a hidden gem for people who want to experience Utah in the winter.