Best Places to Stay in Bryce

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The most upscale lodging choice in Bryce Canyon, the Stone Canyon Inn gives guests a choice of rooms in the main hotel or charming cottages. The cottages feature two bedrooms and bathrooms, a gas fireplace, a private deck with a hot tub and a barbecue grill. Room guests (those not in the cottages) receive a home cooked breakfast and will sleep in rooms with comfortable, rustic and classically-Western decor. All lodging options feature breathtaking views of the national park or the nearby Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument.

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The Grand Staircase Inn is located in Cannonville, UT and sits between breathtaking sandstone vistas. Along with these stunning views, guests also have access to a small country store and food court, as well as easy access to Highway 12 (the Inn is just 15 miles from Bryce Canyon National Park). Rooms come with either 2 king or 2 queen beds; handicap accessible rooms are available upon request, as are honeymoon suites with a Jacuzzi.

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Although small (with just four rooms for guests), the Buffalo Sage B&B has a lot to offer. Just six miles from Bryce Canyon National Park, each room has a private entrance. All guests have access to the B&B's living room, dining room and library. Breakfast is home cooked, delicious and usually features fruit, a main course and homemade muffins and bread.

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The Bryce Country Cabins are authentic log cabins with modern day amenities. Set on a 20 acre farm, each cabin has lovely views of the national park as well as the farm behind the buildings (complete with grazing cows and chickens). Each cabin comes with two queen-sized beds, a private porch and outdoor barbecues.

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The Lodge at Bryce Canyon offers visitors the only "in-park" lodging at Bryce Canyon National Park. From this convenient location, guests have access to hiking, biking and breathtaking views from the canyon rim. The lodge itself is rustic, relaxed and refined; visitors can choose between private cabins, rooms and suites, and can enjoy fine dining in the restaurant in the main lodge.

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The Bryce Canyon Livery Bed & Breakfast is perfect for the couple that wants to escape it all; cozy rooms with lots of handmade touches and authentic western décor make it perfect for a romantic weekend in Bryce Canyon National Park. The breakfast buffet is impressive, with quiches, eggs, sausage, homemade breads and granola. All of the rooms have gorgeous views of the park, and three of the upstairs rooms include private balconies.

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Ruby's Inn has everything visitors need to have experience the beauty, excitement and grandeur of Bryce Canyon National Park. From horseback riding, mountain biking and helicopter tours to Rodeos and authentic Native American art, this is the perfect place to get the authentic Western experience. Guests can choose from hotel rooms, campsites and RV spots, and have access to amenities such as the pool, hot showers, a restaurant and on-site store.

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Lovely views and fewer sites make this a somewhat more intimate campground

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The North campground is open year-round (some sites may be closed in winter), and offers sites suitable for both tents and RVs. No sewer, water, or electrical hookups. Reservations can be made for May - September from six months to two days in advance for a fee, by calling (877) 444-6777 or going to www.recreation.gov.

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Great homemade food available on the premises

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Bryce Canyon Pines Resort offers visitors a full service RV park, cottages or modern hotel rooms. Nestled in a Ponderosa forest, the resort also features a heated pool and spa, a restaurant and easy access to Bryce Canyon National Park. Be sure not to miss the horseback ride with cowboys to Butch Cassidy's secret hideout or the Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument.

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The Bryce Canyon Shuttle has a stop here

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The Bryce View Lodge has everything visitors need to enjoy their stay at Bryce Canyon…and one of the best views around. Clean rooms, swimming pools, spas, restaurants and shopping are all within walking distance of the Lodge, while activities such as hiking, horseback riding and ATV rides are equally accessible.