Bryce Canyon Log Cabins

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Favorite place we stayed on our road trip. Very cute and cosy. Feelings like a small home. Coffee and pizza shop available a very short walk from your cabin.

The 5 of us arrived late afternoon from a backpacking trip, dirty, ready for showers and a nice place to sleep. When we went to the registration desk, the person was extremely nice and friendly, one of the owners I think. She offered us the 3 bedroom family suite for only $200 for the one night. It was around the block, so she just trustingly gave us the key to go take a look. It was fabulous, clean, roomy, everything we could ask for. They also had serval cabins available, but we would have needed more than one, so we took the family suite. It was the best night of the trip, and the staff could not have been more friendly. BTW, we did our best to leave it as clean as we could, not an easy task with all of our gear.

Nice, clean, cute, rustic cabins. Matched the quiet little town.

Solid 3/5 stars. Clean room but very basic. Would be 4 stars if it weren't so expensive. Pizza place next door isn't bad which is a good thing bc that's the only option around.

There's not much to see in Tropic, Utah, but should you be in the neighborhood, these single hotel rooms disguised as cabins were clean and comfortable. Near to Bryce Canyon National Park as well.

Clean room. Convinient check in. We arrived late after 9pm. The office was closed but I found a lovely board there with a mail for me. In the mail there is my check-in information and the room has been saved for us.

Just a short drive from Bryce canyon. Friendly staff and very clean cabins. Nice pizza place next door and gas and a grocery a few doors down. Great option for the cabin choice!

We stayed in a cabin the first night and in an economy room the second night. This place is family/locally owned and run. The reins were both updated and spotless. I was surprised at how roomy the bathroom was in the economy!

We had one of the separate wooden cabins and were totally thrilled! Already on entering a natural u light wood smell, combined with the comfortable furnishings (all made of wood) — perfect!
Next door really delicious espresso from the screening machine (Bryce Canyon Coffe) and also a supermarket right next door!
We would love to come back!

Friendly staff, great views, 15 min drive to National Park.

I used their Website to reserve a room at Bryce Canyon Log Cabins and received a confirmation number. When we arrived (around 5:30 pm), the young woman behind the counter informed us that they'd given someone else our cabin and they had nothing else for us. She claimed that we booked the room online at the exact same time they were renting the cabin to a walk-in. I highly suggest that if you intend to book a cabin here, do it over the phone; they don't seem to check their computer system before they give walk-ins the cabins.

After booking and paying in advance, we got upgraded to their best cabin for free! Very nicely decorated cabin. Bed was comfy, had a coffee maker, Wi-Fi, hvac, and parking was a breeze. Morning sunrise was beautiful. Enjoyed it right outside our cabin in the patio chair with some coffee. Recommended.

No hot water. No Wi-Fi. No good places to get food/eat. Disappointment.

Significantly cheaper than the accommodations in Bryce Canyon City, very clean, cozy breakfast room, fast internet via Wi-Fi, parking in front of the door, right in front! :-)

Nice place and friendly owner. Recommend.

Very nice with perfect view, clean rooms. Frendly service. Fair price.

Bryce Canyon Log Cabins is absoloutely amazing! Definitely one of Utah's best kept secrets. Located in a cozy town that makes you feel at home. The cabins are beautiful and well taken care of. The owners were very personable, we felt like we were talking with a neighbor we had known for years. They also gave us alot of suggestions of great places to hike and places to ride 4 wheelers. We have bragged to all our friends and family that this is a great place to stay. We will be back to visit here as often as possible.

Beware of the owner. The rooms were just fine and they were accomidating to give us a charcoal grill to cook with. Problem was, a week after we went home, they charged us 110 dollars extra. We called and they claimed we broke their wooden table (which was broken when we first opened the door), said we stole two of their pillows (which we never did), "ruined" two of their white towels by washing our feet off with mud (which never happened) and "shattered" a plug face (which we also never did). Its comical because we actually cleaned the room pretty well before we left (pulled the sheets and blankets off the bed, put the towels in a pile, and wiped off the counters and sink). I politely tried to reason with the guy and he called me and my family thieves and liars. I told him the table was already broken and he told me I should have taken an inventory of broken things in the room before we signed the papers. I told him I was appalled at his tone with me and he got very loud in voice and said he was appalled we ruined his cabin and that I was wasting his time. I asked him if 110 dollars was more important than getting future customers and he said yes. I don't know how else to say I'm very let down he doesn't trust people. Oh, also, just off state road 89 (20 or so miles west) there are hotel rooms for 59 bucks. Heck, stay across the street in the motel for a better experience including laundry, ice, and a paved driveway for almost the same price. Stay anywhere but here.