This place was more than adequate for what our trip required, but don't expect anything luxurious. The price is right for what you get: a comfortable enough room, good location to the park and restaurants, and decent service. Overall, if I would stay here again if I were to make a second trip. more

middle of the road, a bit shabby, but ok for one night more

We stayed in Bryce three nights. The first two were at Ruby's (and we were disappointed w/the quality for the price) and the third was at the Bryce View across the street since Ruby's didn't have availability for our third night. I wish we stayed at the Bryce View for all three nights. Both hotels are owned by the same... more

We stayed at this property while visiting Bryce Canyon National Park. Since the shuttle had not begun operating and cars were allowed we elected to stay outside the park. The Bryce View Lodge is a short distance from the park entrance. When we made the reservation with the hotel we asked for a renovated room. Our room was clean and... more

This was one of several stops I made in the area and although the location is excellent to get into Bryce, availability of food (at this time of year) is some what limited. My room was perfectly adequate for one night. However, the bitingly cold wind got through the badly fitting main door and the only way I could keep... more

Our room had 2 queen beds, TV, microwave, fridge, coffee maker and fast, free wi-fi internet access. It was a reasonable size and clean, although clearly showing its age in places. For example one of the sockets was hanging out of the wall, the light switch was erratic and we never did find out what the purpose of the odd... more

You get what you pay for. It is very convenient to both the National Park and surrounding activities. A short walk to Park shuttles and food/shopping. The room was very typical to most hotel/motel rooms. more

We had a great 2 1/2-day stay at amazing Bryce Canyon, but could only secure lodging within the park for one night. We thought we would reserve a room at Ruby's, the historical hotel just a mile or so from the park's entrance, but they were booked. Their property across the street that they also own and manage, Bryce View,... more

Got a decent rate through Entertainment Book, which was good, because I wouldn't pay more than $70 a night. The location is a couple of miles from the Bryce Nat. Park entrance. Only other hotels close to part are Bryce Resort and Bryce Pines. Bryce View allows pets in all rooms, was told that they only allowed in back buildings.Ruby's... more