First time staying in the Bryce canyon area and we will be back! The bw Grand Hotel is by far the nicest hotel in the park, never mind the state! The hotel looks like it was buit yesterday and it's huge! The breakfast area is ready to take on a full house (biggest breakfast area i've ever seen) and the... More

Although this hotel has the same owner as Ruby's Inn across the road, it is modern, spacious, and not at all kitschy. We stayed for two days in mid February, intending to enjoy Bryce Canyon in winter. A huge, beautiful fireplace kept the lobby area warm throughout our stay. Our room was on the first floor, easy to reach, spacious,... More

The hotel is new, the rooms are very big, elegant, we arrived late at night it felt very good to reach this hotel. The double sink is good to have and for a family it is very convenient. the room was modern, the hotel staff are helpful.the breakfast is average . More

Stayed here in November 2011 (the week before Thanksgiving), and was very pleasantly surprised. On a week and a half's road trip, this was the cheapest hotel of a similar standard we stayed in anywhere, and by far the highest standard of room and hotel in general. Staff were super-helpful, there was an easy-to-use laundry room which I was really... More

It is almost worth going out of your way just to stay at the Bryce Canyon Grand Hotel. Not only the hospitality of the front desk, but the comfort of the rooms and the outstanding breakfast included in the price of the lodging. One cannot find a better breakfast at any restaurant that compares to Bryce Canyon Grand Hotel. More

We stayed here for a few days in autumn 2011 after a snowstorm. We hadn't planned to go to Bryce so we didn't research lodging options thoroughly. Given that their website proclaims "Highest rated hotel in Bryce Canyon," we were surprised to find that this lodging (and two other "Bryce Canyon" lodges) were outside the park boundary. Our room was... More

This place is over-priced, the food is HORRIBLE in all the restaurants, and the service was horrendous. Stay somewhere outside of Bryce Canyon City, unless camping. Would never return, but Bryce Canyon is a must see. More

Having stayed here in March 2010 and paying less than $50 a night it was a shock to have to spend $250 a night on our return in September 2011. This is obviously seasonal pricing and we have no quibbles paying the price for this accommodation as it is clearly the best place in Bryce Canyon and for many miles... More

In a nutshell, BW Bryce Canyon Grand Hotel manages to avoid compromises in quality and comfort, typical for motels, at a motel's price! We got it from the very first moment, when we entered a grand, stylish lobby designed in a "chalet" style. It was so nice to seat there reading a book in the evening! The room and the... More