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What a delightful place to stay. This motel has cabins and a few standard motel rooms. We just needed a place to sleep so we lodged in one of the motel rooms. The bed was quite comfortable. We needed a few things when we arrived and staff was quickly responsive. In the evening, staff lights a campfire and guests can cook s'mores and chat. We met some very nice people, which complemented the entire two-week road trip we were on. We were so comfortable, we opted to stay a second night. There are a few things to be aware of. The room is only available at 4 pm or later. Staff is not available 24 hours. Check-in is contactless. The one problem we had was a noisy neighbor who idled a loud truck for about 10 minutes at 6:30 am. It was enough to awaken us. There's not much a guest can do about inconsiderate others. Coffee if free at Servier Coffee Co. and it was delicious. They also have delicious breakfasts there. We also enjoyed the local bar - The Outlaw - for some fine draft beers.

There is no breakfast, but the small restaurant opposite the hotel is very nice. It should be the most cost-effective motel. The room is large, the facilities are complete, the hot and cold air-conditioning is available, the hot water is large, comfortable, the customer service guy is very enthusiastic, and it is very good as a temporary accommodation passing by.

Though it would be nice to not stay within city limits for the view. But no view here unless you like looking at the back of a closed restaurant across a gravel parking lot and then up the hill to see a large liquid storage tank in need to a new paint job. Check in was done next door at the Rodeway Motel with its visually poor cluttered small sleazy lobby. Nothing is nearby this property. Either head up to Panguitch or Bryce Canyon Village for any meals. Room was clean and comfortable, but very dated and in need of modernizing. Front porch was not sitable on the 2x12 plank fastened to the wall nor big enough for any chairs. Views like previously mentioned were pitiful and non-existent. This should only be a last resort stay option if nothing else nearby can be found. Same goes for the Rodeway Inn Motel here. Go to nearby Panguitch or Bryce Canyon Village.

Suddenly there was a hotel in the wilderness. Because the snow covered Bryce, there were few guests in the whole hotel. I thought about an old Indian couple guarding a hotel. The snow was blocked outside, the wind was cold, and the mobile phone was not yet available. Signal, a little wild shop meaning.

The breakfast was good, except for the milk, eggs, sausage, yogurt and fruit, the pastries are similar to other hotels. The hotel rooms are several two-storey small buildings. If you stay in winter, the rooms are very warm and equipped with complete facilities. The bathroom and washbasin are separated and easy to use. The hotel is only a dozen miles away from the Bryce Canyon Park Visitor Center. It's easy to find out from the park when it's dark. It's on the side of the road and you can see the lights from afar.

Hotel location is very good, equivalent to the town cbd, downstairs is a good hotel. The hotel has just been renovated and is very new. The boss is very nice.