Homestays in Utah, United States

All aspects of your shop are ok. It's under construction outside. The dust, including the parking lot, is gray. The scenery is good after the car is out of the hotel.

Wife and I stayed 3 mights at these small and quaint little cabins which are about 8 miles from the entrance to the beautiful Bryce Canyon National park. Cabins are good as the location is close to the 3-4 restaurants in Tropic. Caveat, limited eating choices in the whole Bryce Canyon area. Check-in was a breeze, the room was cozy, shower was strong, wi-fi and TV are limited and also if you have a lot luggage, leave it in the car as there is no storage for it. Coffee maker, but no coffee or condiment, but there was soap and shampoo. However, don't let that stop you from staying here, we liked our cabin a lot and with no neighbors noise like in a hotel, very peaceful sleep every night.

Our room was clean. Bed was super comfortable. A light fixture was filthy from an apparent roof leak and no one thought to clean it. Primarily was shocked by the ignorance of the hotel staff. My wife has mobility issues and cannot negotiate stairs well. She wanted to go to the pool area, but was disappointed that the ONLY gate that did NOT have any steps was LOCKED! The pool has a lift for disabled people, but a disabled person cannot even get into the pool gated area since every other entrance has steps! I called the front desk and was told that they keep that gate locked because children go in and out of the gate and that disturbs other guests. Apparently children cannot get in and out of any of the other gates with stairs. Apparently other guests have priority over disabled guests! I told the front desk staffer that this was a violation of the Americans with Disabilities Act and she told me that if a disabled person wanted to use the pool, all they had to do was ask for the gate to be unlocked. Asking for help like this is in itself a violation of the ADA! Under the Act, a disabled person must be allowed to use a facility just like anyone else, to the fullest extent possible, without essentially asking for permission or special treatment. I asked for the owners' contact information and was refused. If you have mobility issues, and want to use the pool at this hotel, I'd suggest finding another hotel. Such an insult to Americans with disabilities, including our veterans and others! Such ignorance!

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Wifi is useless, although someone came to fix it, but it will not work for five minutes. In addition, there are a lot of flies...

Great place in Moab. Very clean, comfortable bed, good shower overall and an excellent stay

My family loved our stay. Very comfortable beds and pillows. Delicious cookies upon arrival. Dishes available to use in microwave. Hot tub. Large bath towels. Outdoor chairs. Great location for early morning Narrows hike. Perhaps I would stay further away on another stay if it was more affordable and I wasn’t hitting the narrows first thing in the morning. But very happy we stayed here on this trip. There is also a coffee shop nearby and you can order a bagel as a small breakfast.

My husband and I spent a night in one of the individual cabins. The ambiance felt appropriate for a trip to Utah. The cabin is located on a farm, with cows greeting us at the fence as they ate dinner and a rooster wishing us a good morning. (We were already awake for our Bryce Canyon tour or we probably wouldn't have heard him). The cabin was clean with a nice bathroom and good towels. The views were lovely and we were within a short walking distance to dinner. The registration building also hosts an ice cream shop. Bonus! The cabin is located right on the road, but we didn't hear a lot of vehicular noise. (Again, we were awake pretty early anyway). The cabin was reasonably priced and our Bryce Canyon tour guide had no problem picking us up from this location. I would recommend BCC to anyone staying in the area.

We’ve stayed here several times. It is an historic (older) hotel/motel; some rooms open to the outside and some are in a slightly newer block of rooms that open to interior hallways. There are also a handful of small cottages around the pool. Kanab’s claim to fame is that they were a site for many Hollywood westerns in the 30s-50s, and quite a few Golden Age movie stars stayed at Parry Lodge. We like the history and the vintage western posters that decorate the rooms and property. Rooms are not spacious but are clean and well equipped with microwaves, coffee makers, mini fridges, lots of towels, and bath amenities. Floors are laminate. Beds are very comfortable which is unusual for moderately-priced lodgings these days. The best deal in town is the $8 breakfast buffet, with a wide variety of hot and cold breakfast options including real eggs, bacon/ham, pancakes/waffles, biscuits & gravy, fresh fruit, yogurt, different toast/pastries, and of course lots of hot coffee, tea, and juice, all served in a spacious breakfast room. We had a wait to check in this time due to a “laundry issue” while they were fully booked. The desk staff was helpful and managed everything well. We’ve used the outdoor pool in the past but didn’t do so this time (we should have, the weather was great!) You can walk to several dining options within 2-3 blocks north of the hotel; it’s a convenient jumping off point if you’re headed to Zion or other outdoor adventures in that area.

Wife and I stayed 3 mights at these small and quaint little cabins which are about 8 miles from the entrance to the beautiful Bryce Canyon National park. Cabins are good as the location is close to the 3-4 restaurants in Tropic. Caveat, limited eating choices in the whole Bryce Canyon area. Check-in was a breeze, the room was cozy, shower was strong, wi-fi and TV are limited and also if you have a lot luggage, leave it in the car as there is no storage for it. Coffee maker, but no coffee or condiment, but there was soap and shampoo. However, don't let that stop you from staying here, we liked our cabin a lot and with no neighbors noise like in a hotel, very peaceful sleep every night.

not bad! can

Wifi is useless, although someone came to fix it, but it will not work for five minutes. In addition, there are a lot of flies...

My husband and I spent a night in one of the individual cabins. The ambiance felt appropriate for a trip to Utah. The cabin is located on a farm, with cows greeting us at the fence as they ate dinner and a rooster wishing us a good morning. (We were already awake for our Bryce Canyon tour or we probably wouldn't have heard him). The cabin was clean with a nice bathroom and good towels. The views were lovely and we were within a short walking distance to dinner. The registration building also hosts an ice cream shop. Bonus! The cabin is located right on the road, but we didn't hear a lot of vehicular noise. (Again, we were awake pretty early anyway). The cabin was reasonably priced and our Bryce Canyon tour guide had no problem picking us up from this location. I would recommend BCC to anyone staying in the area.

再潘圭奇這個地方算是最好的了，入住和退房都很方便，唯一不足的是沒有空調，沒辦法，小木屋，環保，哈哈

Wife and I stayed 3 mights at these small and quaint little cabins which are about 8 miles from the entrance to the beautiful Bryce Canyon National park. Cabins are good as the location is close to the 3-4 restaurants in Tropic. Caveat, limited eating choices in the whole Bryce Canyon area. Check-in was a breeze, the room was cozy, shower was strong, wi-fi and TV are limited and also if you have a lot luggage, leave it in the car as there is no storage for it. Coffee maker, but no coffee or condiment, but there was soap and shampoo. However, don't let that stop you from staying here, we liked our cabin a lot and with no neighbors noise like in a hotel, very peaceful sleep every night.

My husband and I spent a night in one of the individual cabins. The ambiance felt appropriate for a trip to Utah. The cabin is located on a farm, with cows greeting us at the fence as they ate dinner and a rooster wishing us a good morning. (We were already awake for our Bryce Canyon tour or we probably wouldn't have heard him). The cabin was clean with a nice bathroom and good towels. The views were lovely and we were within a short walking distance to dinner. The registration building also hosts an ice cream shop. Bonus! The cabin is located right on the road, but we didn't hear a lot of vehicular noise. (Again, we were awake pretty early anyway). The cabin was reasonably priced and our Bryce Canyon tour guide had no problem picking us up from this location. I would recommend BCC to anyone staying in the area.

Wifi is useless, although someone came to fix it, but it will not work for five minutes. In addition, there are a lot of flies...

Our room was clean. Bed was super comfortable. A light fixture was filthy from an apparent roof leak and no one thought to clean it. Primarily was shocked by the ignorance of the hotel staff. My wife has mobility issues and cannot negotiate stairs well. She wanted to go to the pool area, but was disappointed that the ONLY gate that did NOT have any steps was LOCKED! The pool has a lift for disabled people, but a disabled person cannot even get into the pool gated area since every other entrance has steps! I called the front desk and was told that they keep that gate locked because children go in and out of the gate and that disturbs other guests. Apparently children cannot get in and out of any of the other gates with stairs. Apparently other guests have priority over disabled guests! I told the front desk staffer that this was a violation of the Americans with Disabilities Act and she told me that if a disabled person wanted to use the pool, all they had to do was ask for the gate to be unlocked. Asking for help like this is in itself a violation of the ADA! Under the Act, a disabled person must be allowed to use a facility just like anyone else, to the fullest extent possible, without essentially asking for permission or special treatment. I asked for the owners' contact information and was refused. If you have mobility issues, and want to use the pool at this hotel, I'd suggest finding another hotel. Such an insult to Americans with disabilities, including our veterans and others! Such ignorance!

My family loved our stay. Very comfortable beds and pillows. Delicious cookies upon arrival. Dishes available to use in microwave. Hot tub. Large bath towels. Outdoor chairs. Great location for early morning Narrows hike. Perhaps I would stay further away on another stay if it was more affordable and I wasn’t hitting the narrows first thing in the morning. But very happy we stayed here on this trip. There is also a coffee shop nearby and you can order a bagel as a small breakfast.

After several days of 21st birthday celebrations with our daughter in Las Vegas our family truly enjoyed the peaceful surroundings of Zion's Tiny Getaway. There were 5 adults in our party and this was our first tiny-living experience. All of us look forward to the next. The home we stayed at was tastefully appointed and had a rooftop deck with a gas fire pit where we gathered under the starry sky. To our delight, those same stars and the rising moon could be enjoyed through the skylights above beds in two of the three sleeping areas. A hot tub and additional deck is being installed which will add even more fun to this Lil' Blue Oasis. The location was perfect for our plans as we visited Bryce Canyon prior to our arrival and Zion National Park prior to our return to Vegas for our flights home. The property owner/manager team were very responsive and attentive every time I reached out. Highly recommend it.

Nice location. Great price! Cute town. Ample parking and hotel was actually quiet and clean. We stayed on the 2nd floor. Breakfast was grab and go bags and were crappy but it is what it is currently during covid. Some people don't eat what is provided. Ice machine didn't work but for the price and location all was well.