Search Hotels Near Swamp Canyon, Bryce Canyon

"Good stay close to Bryce Canyon NP. The carpet in our room was old and needs cleaned/replaced. A “resort fee” was laughable but again- excellent location to the park. Seemed a bit overpriced for the outdated rooms so we would likely look to stay elsewhere next time."

"Very clean room"

"The carpet gave me and my sister allergic symptoms. The bathroom was dinky and hard to share with two people. The drain in tub was clogged and I did let them know about this. The hotel is remote and while the drive to Bryce Canyon was easy and free of traffic.. this motel is in the middle of know where and driving is necessary. The door knobs also loose and hard to get key to work. There was a smoker nearby which was a red drag.."

"Amazing place!! Hot yoga included, horseback riding was magical, and the staff were wonderful. The view of the stars was unbeatable. Would come here time and time again."

"Easy to walk to restaurants and store."

"Parking"

"This place is WAY overpriced. The bed was hard as a rock. The place is old and badly needs some updates. The buffets were good, but overall it's just way too expensive for what it is."

"Bryce Country Cabins was a nice place to stay. About a 10-15 min drive to the Visitor Center. Near a great restaurant (Rustler’s Restaurant) and gas. I would stay there again if I couldn’t find a good deal inside the park."

"My wife and I like B & Bs for the breakfasts and the innkeepers. The woman who runs this B&B was extremely unfriendly. When we arrived we introduced ourselves and we were answered with a grunt. No name. She never asked where we were from, what we were doing during our stay, where else we were visiting on our trip, or if we needed advice or had questions about the local area or the park. Every time I encountered her during our 2 night stay she seemed distracted and genuinely unhappy. She did offer dinner recommendations when asked. The breakfasts were ok; nothing special. The kitchen was dirty with the remnants from the last meal all over the place. She left the eggs out overnight. The coffee pot in our room had no filter. She told us there is always coffee available in the main room, but I’m pretty certain it was the same pot for the first 36 hours we were there. Nasty coffee. The icing on the cake? When we awoke the second morning I went into the common area looking for coffee. The entire kitchen and eating area was filled with smoke and there was a pot actively burning on the stove. A teenager (daughter of innkeeper?) was coughing and opening windows as the flames rolled out of the pot. I asked where the innkeeper was and the girl said she couldn’t find her. She told me I should go outside since it was too dangerous and she ran out. I turned off the stove and brought the burning pot outside. Later I asked the woman about it and she blew me off. No thanks for my help. "