Bryce Valley Lodging

We were lucky to find this place last minute on a Sunday night. They are very affordable, cute, and private. It is nice not sharing a wall with other guests. We appreciate the little elves working hard hammering away in the heater all night to keep us warm. The bed frame and mattress make their own tunes that if you work it right, can be seen as mood music. Mattress was quite firm. We also had a simple breakfast included across the street. I'm really not complaining. Overall, we're happy with our stay.

I write this review of four stars to help give people an idea of what to expect as this place is the prototypical of you get what you pay for. The best part of this place is that it isn't far from Bryce and in a little town that offers anything you need. Also, it was incredibly cheap compared to many of the other places that you stay around Bryce, as our room for one night was a little under $100. The downside is that the shower is small, the beds are nothing special, the sink vanity was falling apart with exposed screws, and the worst of all was the door entering the cabin looked beat in and probably would not be too difficult to break into. With that in mind, I give this place four stars as with the cheap cost, I don't expect some fancy place so the place fits the price. I likely would stay again if I was trying to keep costs down, but the place could you some good TLC to make it a place I would recommend to someone else.

During our cross-country journey from Las Vegas to D.C., we made a memorable stop at Bryce Canyon. For our overnight stay, we opted for lodging at Bryce Valley Lodging, where we found ourselves in a charming little cabin. The cabin provided all the essentials one would expect, such as towels and a coffee maker. However, it's important to note that unlike hotels, it did not offer amenities like shampoo, conditioner, or body wash, so it's advisable to bring your own. Additionally, there was no coffee or tea provided in the room; only the coffee maker was available, so it's a good idea to pack your preferred brew. One minor hiccup we encountered was with the AC unit, which had trouble staying on due to an issue with the outlet. Fortunately, the pleasant coolness of the evening allowed us to leave the window open, providing a comfortable solution. Regrettably, we did notice a couple of drawbacks. Firstly, the shower was quite small, and secondly, it was disheartening to find visible mold on the shower wall. Unfortunately, it was too late to request cleaning supplies when we checked in. However, despite these minor inconveniences, I would still recommend staying at Bryce Valley Lodging. It offers affordability, convenience, safety, and is conveniently situated just outside the park entrance. This makes it an ideal choice for our purpose – a few hours of rest, exploration of the canyon, and hitting the road again.

Had a beautiful stay for one night before visiting Bryce Canyon national park. The Cabins were decorated lovely and clean. The scent of wood inside the cabin was intense and calming. Parking directly besides the cabin was very comfortable. Late check in worked out fine. Continental breakfast at the hotel across the road was included and all right but nothing special. Only minor downside was the AC which had a little trouble keeping up with the heat of 100 degrees. You could feel that wood has a great heat storage capability. Probably only bad luck with the heat at the time of our visit.

This is exactly glamping in a wooden cabin lodge. It's actually pretty cool because this is like a miniature version of a bigger log house. Has everything inside like a hotel room. bathroom , shower , sink , ac, heat, tv.... Only problem was : felt outdated, ac was loud, and the configuration of all the log houses made it feel like a factory of log houses..... Staff was super friendly and easy to ask questions, breakfast was good and basic. We learn to appreciate the little things in life and this was a great experience. You gotta try this at least once!