Bryce Gatewayinn Cabins
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Bryce Gatewayinn Cabins

Budget base camp 20 minutes from Bryce Canyon

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Panguitch, UT

About

Bryce GatewayInn Cabins sits on UT-12 in Panguitch, roughly 20 minutes' drive from Bryce Canyon National Park's entrance. It's one of the more budget-friendly options along the Byway 12 corridor, with a mix of motel rooms and cabin-style units spread across the property. If you're looking to keep costs down while staying close to Bryce, this is a practical pick.

Accommodations

The property has 20 air-conditioned rooms and cabins, all with coffee and tea makers, hair dryers, and free Wi-Fi. Barbecue facilities are available on site, making it a good fit for families or groups who want to cook out after a day at the park. The cabins are described by guests as cozy and good value, though some reviews note that bathrooms and heating units can show their age.

Dining On-Site

Harold's Place Restaurant operates on the property and serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner daily — a convenience when you don't want to drive into Panguitch proper after a long day on the trail.

Location and Nearby

Panguitch Lake, a popular fishing destination, is about 30 minutes away. Red Canyon — a free-to-drive scenic area with its own hiking trails — is between the property and Bryce's entrance. Zion National Park is roughly 65 miles to the south, making this a reasonable midpoint for travelers covering both parks.

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3.9

206 reviews

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Eldee
Eldee

4 months ago

Absolutely gross. Save yourself and either sleep in your vehicle or spend the money on a nicer place. This was the worst place I’ve stayed at in 50 years. For the price we didn’t expect anything fabulous, but we did expect basic cleanliness. A previous guest had left a note in the table saying they didn’t sleep at all the night they stayed due to the mouse. The fact that the note was still there tells you something about their cleaning process. These cabins are carpeted so are holding on to God knows how many years of dirt. Bathroom sink clearly wasn’t washed. Shower was gross. Mouse poop on bathroom floor. Beds are old and uncomfortable, and the bedding was stained and may or may not have been laundered. Layers of dust everywhere. TV didn’t work and some of the outlets didn’t work. If you have any type of allergy or sensitivity to odors, avoid this place at all costs. Overall a complete nightmare. I would give zero stars if I could.

Matt
Matt

3 months ago

Within a half-hour of Bryce Canyon National Park. Cozy cabin that's pretty much exactly the size of your standard motel room. Furnished nicely, the bathroom is great, only the smaller shower belies the space squeeze a bit. Everything else was perfect!

Kimberly Ransom
Kimberly Ransom

4 months ago

Quiet charming log cabins with fresh cedar smell. Fairly priced, but the owner could be friendlier and more welcoming to his guests. Overall, a little run down, super old cheap coffee, but location is great for a night stop at Bryce Canyon.

Richard Smith
Richard Smith

4 months ago

When you review a place the price has to come into play. At 79 dollars this place can’t be beat! You have to check in at a run down hotel next store. This hotel had fresh coffee in the afternoon on a weekday. They also have ice there for the cabin rentals. The cabins are dated but very spacious! The cabin we were in settled a couple inches in the back and an inch or so to the side and you could see this in the doors. Is this place perfect? No, but it’s clean, spacious and you’d be hard pressed to find a better deal out there!

Natacha Doré
Natacha Doré

4 months ago

Thanks to this place, the previous hotel didn’t get such a bad review after all. The staff wasn’t welcoming. And a note for housekeeping: before leaving an envelope for tips, make sure the room is actually clean. There was a bad smell inside, the mirror was completely disgusting, and the shower still had body hair and hair from the previous guests.

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