The Best Places to Stay Near Bryce Canyon National Park
Fiery orange and red vistas, unique geological formations, and spectacular stargazing opportunities are just a few of the things that make Bryce Canyon National Park worth traveling to. Many who visit geological marvel turn their trip into an excursion to see all of the Mighty Five—a cluster of five glorious national parks in Utah (Arches, Zion, Capitol Reef, Canyonlands, and, of course, Bryce Canyon), all of which are special in their own right. If you're headed to Bryce Canyon, picking the right place to stay can be one of the most important aspects of your trip, especially if you want to go to sleep every night surrounded by views of the canyon or under a bed of bright stars.
The first time I visited Bryce Canyon National Park was on a two-month cross-country road trip with my family, where we spent much of our time wandering through national parks, camping under the vast skies, and enjoying the best of the country's nature. While I spent my visit there sleeping in a tent in the campgrounds, there are plenty of amazing places to stay in the area that don't require roughing it. From glampsites and lodges to cabins with a view, here are the best Airbnbs, inns, and hotels near Bryce Canyon National Park.
Bed & bath: 3 bedrooms, 2 baths
Top amenities: Proximity to Bryce Canyon Shuttle, backyard playground, covered patioThis cabin-style home has plenty of gathering spaces, from the good-sized living room with an extra-large couch to the covered patio and backyard playground for the kids. Ideal for families, the three bedrooms sleep up to 10 across three queen beds and two kings. Plus, if you don't have a car (or don't feel like driving that day), this home is less than a mile away from a Bryce Canyon Shuttle stop, which will take you directly to the park for free (with park admission).
Bed & bath: 3 bedrooms, 2.5 baths
Top amenities: Nine acres of land, Sevier River views, streaming servicesIf you want to avoid noisy neighbors, this secluded ranch is for you. Located on nine acres of land, those who stay here will be able to take in all of nature's splendor without a single other person in sight. The three-bedroom home (one king room and two rooms with two singles in each) is surrounded on three sides by the Sevier River, and features large windows in the living area that overlook the surrounding land. While it's a bit farther away from the park (about a 40-minute drive), its seclusion, wood and metal farmhouse-style decor, and modern amenities like Wi-Fi and streaming services make it a great place to bed down.
Bed & bath: 3 bedrooms, 3.5 baths
Top amenities: Walking distance from restaurants and grocery stores, covered porch, rocking chairsLarger groups will adore this 2,500-square-foot home that can sleep up to eight across three bedrooms. It's just a 20-minute drive from the park, but it's also within walking distance from town, where you'll find plenty of restaurants and grocery stores, should you want to stock up on snacks before or after your hike. It's particularly spacious with three-and-a-half bathrooms, a large living room and kitchen combo, and even a loft area. Plus, look at the lovely covered front porch with rocking chairs!
Bed & bath: 1 bedroom, 1 bath
Top amenities: King bed, Roku TV, eight miles from Bryce Canyon National Park entranceRight off Scenic Byway 12 lies this quaint cottage, perfect for solo travelers, couples, or two friends. A comfy king bed makes resting easy after long days exploring the park, and the studio comes complete with a kitchenette and spacious bathroom. It also has Wi-Fi, a Roku TV, and a Keurig coffee maker to fuel early morning trips to the trails. Keep in mind that the cottage lies on the same property as two other cottages, so you can't expect total seclusion and privacy here.
Bed & bath: 1 bedroom, 1.5 baths
Top amenities: Covered porch, canyon views, large drivewayCome for the views, stay for the tranquility. Located in rural Henrieville, this one-bedroom home boasts excellent views of the surrounding nature, especially from the covered porch. Inside, find an electric fireplace and smart TV, ideal for curling up around at the end of the day. You can also take advantage of the air conditioning, washer and dryer, and comfortable queen bed. While the home is the perfect size for a solo traveler or duo, the driveway can fit up to five cars if necessary.
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Bailey MadeUnder Canvas Bryce Canyon
Bed & bath: Accommodations vary
Top amenities: Safari-style tents, running water, king bedsWant to go camping but not interested in sleeping on the ground or using the trees as a bathroom? Under Canvas is the solution. This luxe glampsite makes it easy to connect with nature while still reveling in the benefits of running water and a comfy bed to crash in after a long day of hiking and sightseeing. Safari-style tents make staying overnight here a unique experience, while plush king-size beds and hot water provide the creature comforts you need to enjoy the great outdoors without being overwhelmed by the elements.
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Courtesy Clear Sky ResortsClear Sky Resorts
Bed & bath: Accommodations vary
Top amenities: Multi-room options, 360-degree views, stargazing opportunitiesTents not really your thing? Try staying in one of the transparent domes at Clear Sky Resorts. Just 15 minutes from the park, these “sky domes” come with floor-to-ceiling geometric windows—with shades for privacy, of course. That means you get exceptional views in every direction (including up!), and some pretty wonderful stargazing opportunities. While some domes are smaller, designed to sleep two, there are also larger ones with separate living areas, multiple bedrooms, and even one with a disco ball. If you've ever wondered what it would feel like to sleep in a bubble surrounded by rocky desert views and a clear, open sky, this is your chance to experience it.
Courtesy The Lodge at Bryce CanyonThe Lodge at Bryce Canyon
Bed & bath: Accommodations vary
Top amenities: Location inside the national park, off-grid experience, classic lodge decorThe only lodging directly inside the national park, this is the place to stay if you want to waste absolutely no time commuting to and from your next hike. The Lodge at Bryce Canyon offers a classic, cozy experience without any frills—the location is the real draw here. It's full of historic charm and is in close proximity to plenty of viewpoints and trails. Keep in mind that those who stay here should expect to completely unplug—the lodge doesn't have any TVs, Wi-Fi, or air conditioning, so you can really enjoy the experience of living semi off-grid.
Courtesy Bryce Canyon Inn & Pizza PlaceBryce Canyon Inn
Bed & bath: Accommodations vary
Top amenities: Variety of accommodation types, pet-friendly options, 24-hour laundromatThis rustic inn located in Tropic, Utah, is just minutes from the national park. Choose from standard cabins, deluxe cabins, and vacation homes, all of which provide access to on-site amenities like a 24-hour laundromat and coffee shop. Some of the accommodations are even pet-friendly—check with the team ahead of your booking to ensure you can bring along your furry friend. While the cabins will put you in the mood for outdoor adventures, you still get to enjoy modern comforts like free Wi-Fi, air conditioning, refrigerators, and microwaves.
MargaretW/GettyStone Canyon Inn
Bed & bath: Accommodations vary
Top amenities: Treehouse homes, king-size beds, hot tubsTreehouses, cabins, bungalows, guest rooms, and guest houses are all on offer at Stone Canyon Inn, so guests can truly make their stay as personalized or private as they want. While the treehouses are certainly the most unique type of stay on the property (with excellent views of Bryce Canyon, king-size beds, gas firepits, and hanging lounge chairs), there's really no way to go wrong with any of the accommodations—some even have hot tubs, private decks, and full kitchens to take advantage of. Guests can also expect an on-site restaurant worth trying: Stone Hearth Grille.
