When at Bryce National Park, this is a very nice upscale alternative to traditional motels, inns and B&Bs. The standalone cabins and bungalows give you an instant at-home feeling, while breakfast and dinner are served in the lodge’s cozy dining room from a menu created by their own in-house chef.

Owner Dixie Burbridge met us at the door, and our bungalow (#9 Sego Lily) was immaculate. A living room-kitchenette combo, large bedroom with king-sized bed, two large screen TVs with satellite service, and a full bath with a Jacuzzi tub and rainforest shower made it even nicer than home. It was a wonderful place to return to after a wearying day on the steep canyon trails.

The Inn is located close to Bryce, Kodachrome and Escalante. For us, this was the perfect location for spending time in the Parks. We stayed two nights in one of the cabins (Larkspur). The cabin itself is a total gem! We had one bedroom with a separate sitting area. The sitting area had a gas fireplace and a small frig. The bathroom has an oversize tub with a rain shower. The overall property is still in construction mode (it appears that they are adding additional cabins), but still a great stay. They do not service the cabins on a daily basis, so if you want fresh towels/linens you will need to ask for them. My only suggestion is that they add wine glasses and coffee mugs to the room (you are supplied with two plastic and two paper cups). We would stay here again!!

Amazing view from the Inn. We stayed in Ivey Room with a great view in the evening and morning; fabulous room and bath. Breakfast provided in the morning with a great view. Sad to hear that the Inn rooms are closing and restaurant taking over the lodge. However we understand that the cabins will be available for rent. The beds were also wonderful.