Country-style rooms and cottages with a pool, hot tub, and on-site restaurant for your park adventures.
Bryce Canyon Pines Lodge sits right at the gateway to Bryce Canyon National Park, offering a mix of rooms, suites, and standalone cottages. The property has that classic western lodge feel—nothing fancy, but comfortable beds and plenty of space to spread out after a day of hiking. The family suites in particular give you room to breathe, housed in separate buildings scattered around the property.
The outdoor pool and hot tub are the real draws here, especially after dusty summer hikes through the hoodoos. Having a restaurant on-site means you don't have to drive anywhere for dinner (a blessing when you're tired and everything else closes early). The whole setup feels like what you'd expect from a national park lodge—functional, unpretentious, and focused on giving you a place to crash between adventures.
The rooms lean heavily into country décor, and while they're dated, they're clean and do the job. Some units have fireplaces, though you'll want to confirm you're getting the room type you booked. Parking is easy and plentiful, which matters more than you'd think when you're hauling gear in and out.
Location-wise, you're perfectly positioned for early morning park entry—close enough to beat the crowds to Sunrise Point, far enough out to see actual stars at night. The lodge works as a simple basecamp for exploring:
Bryce Canyon National Park
Red Canyon
Scenic byways that spider out from here
Just know what you're getting: a straightforward lodge that prioritizes location and basic comforts over luxury touches.
381 reviews
a month ago
Absolutely BEAUTIFUL location! The new remodeled room looks absolutely amazing! The restaurant has great food, the pool and hot tub are both amazing as well as being nice and warm on those chilly nights and the staff is absolutely amazing! Will definitely be back for sure!
6 months ago
Outside of the park and Bryce City a few miles. It's not a bad location but it's pretty much out there by itself which isn't a bad thing. Rooms felt fairly new but not the greatest. We struggled to find the right heater temperature and had to get up a few times in the night to adjust. Same with the water temperature which required multiple tweaks as the temp varied and seemed like maybe other rooms turning on our of the water may have had an effect. Refrigerator was super noisy and we had to turn off the power to it. These issues may have just been our room. Internet Wi-Fi was very sketchy also. On the good side, price was very competitive for the area and rooms felt clean. Also the breakfast was minimal but sufficient. We especially liked the premade waffles and hard boiled eggs. We would have had cereal to but all they had was 1% milk AKA water. The restaurant on the property was also very good for dinner. Overall we would stay here again for single nights.
6 months ago
The room was clean and had a microwave and mini fridge. Room could use an additional night stand, there was only 1 between the 2 beds. Small table with chairs was convenient. The Grounds were nice and spacious. There was no clearly marked Dog walking area or potty bags provided. The breakfast was very reasonable yet could have provided additional protein options. Overall, this is a nice place and it filled up both nights we were there. It was mostly quite and not very far from the main area to catch the bus into the canyon.
5 months ago
We had a wonderful stay at the motel. It was spacious with very comfortable beds, and having a fridge & microwave was appreciated. The area was very quiet - no noise issues from other guests or road traffic. You are very close to Bryce Canyon but not right in town, so it was quite peaceful and I loved seeing the stars at night!
4 months ago
Location is really the only thing good about this place. Walked in to see the gross items in the pics. Our room was old and very worn. Gross dirty carpet, mattresses that have been slept on so many times they’re slanted toward one side, AC unit that makes all kinds of racket too. Bring your toiletries as the minuscule version they ‘provide’ won’t get you very far and they’re not replenished by housekeeping. Sink doesn’t drain. This is another establishment that is taking advantage of tourists.