Best Western Bryce Canyon Grand Hotel

Rooms

Bryce Canyon Grand offers a variety of spacious guest rooms and suites, each featuring a flat-screen TV, tea-/coffee-making facilities, a microwave, fridge, hairdryer and Wi-Fi access. Entry-level rooms come in both King and Double Queen configurations, while the more spacious Deluxe Suites has a king size bed plus a separate sitting area with sofa bed, making them ideal for families. It also has a jetted tub in the bathroom. Meanwhile, the Double Queen Suites have two queen beds and a sofa bed.

Location

Located in southwest Utah, just north of Bryce Canyon National Park in Bryce City (a misleading name as it's more like a very small town), this hotel is a short drive away from the magnificent rock spires known locally as 'hoodoos', and is a great base for enjoying hiking, horse riding and water sports amidst the awe-inspiring surroundings.

Food and drink

Although the hotel doesn't have its own dining room, a complimentary hot buffet breakfast is served each morning and there are a number of restaurants close to the hotel for lunch and dinner. Locally, Ruby’s Buffet is a popular option with tourists, but can get very crowded. Opposite the hotel is Ebenezer’s Barn and Grill, where a Western music show is held each evening between May and October, which can be reserved in advance. However, it's also worth taking the ten-minute drive west to the restaurant at Bryce Canyon Pines. This local favorite serves home cooked food in large portions — it's worth saving room for one of the dessert pies.

Families

The Deluxe Suites and Double Queen Suites are the best options for families, offering additional sofa beds. 

Facilities and activities

The hotel features a fitness center and an outdoor pool for the summer months. Complimentary Wi-Fi can be accessed throughout the property, and guests can make use of the business center and laundry facilities.

Locally, Glen Canyon National Recreation Area, Zion National Park and Lake Powell offer great hiking trails through canyons, as well as allowing you to explore Native American ruins and enjoy a number of water-based activities.