Stone Canyon Inn
1220 W 50 S, Tropic, UT, 84776
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Address :
1220 W 50 S
Tropic, UT, 84776 - Phone (435) 679-8611
- Website https://www.stonecanyoninn.com/
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Wi-Fi : Free
Dogs Allowed : No
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Guy C.
Love the place we were in guest house very clean good for family 5 stars for this area !!
(5)Christina R.
I stayed in one of the bungalows here, it was perfect for my husband and I and also had Murphy bed for if you have children with you. The bungalow is very well appointed and clean with a lot of natural light. I loved the soaker tub and rain shower. There is also a mini fridge and microwave in the living room area which is awesome since there is nowhere to eat in the area during the off season.
(5)Geoff K.
Want to hike Bryce Canyon without the crowds or just stay in an awesome setting in a wonderful room among friendly people then this is your place. We stayed in a bungalow and loved it. It was less expensive than expected for how nice it was. If you love to hike you can see everything from here without ever entering the tourist area as there are trails that will get you anywhere you want to go. And when you return you have the best restaurant within a 2 hour drive (or more) right there at the Inn. It is incredible. We ate their two nights in a row it was so good. It is expensive for the area but well worth it. We didn't see any reason to go anywhere else. We will only come back to Bryce Canyon if we can stay at the Stone Canyon Inn!
(5)Dayna R.
This was the perfect place for my family of 5, on our quick trip to Bryce. The cabins are a quick, scenic drive, about 15 minutes, to the entrance of the park. We brought food to make dinner and breakfast, and the Inn provided ALL of the utensils and cookware we needed. Even coffee and tea! The cabin was very clean and spacious. Hot tub worked great and was well heated when we arrived! The owner provided maps, as well as hikes, shopping and restaurant suggestions. I would recommend the Inn for anyone visiting Bryce with a group of 4-5. :)
(5)David S.
We stayed for a couple days in late December and had an amazing time. They Inn is very nice. We stayed in the Guest House which was equipped with a kitchen, jacuzzi tub, washer/dryer, bbq, wifi, flat screen, etc. Its just close enough to the park (~10-15m drive) while still being remote (in a good way). Very nice, comfortable accommodations. That all said, the best part was the service. Dixie and Mike take hospitality to a new level. Breakfast was amazing. Their insights into great hikes and viewpoints was super helpful. They were very kind to loan us snowshoes and yaktraks. And when we ran into car trouble, they were quick to help us troubleshoot and even offered to drive us back/forth into the park to make sure we had a great stay. They're very passionate about Bryce and go out of their way to make sure their guests enjoy it as they do. If ever we're back in Bryce, we'll definitely stay at the Stone Canyon Inn again.
(5)Phil R.
I was hoping for a nice canyon experience. I did get that but I had to drive 8 miles to get there. Yes, out cabin was technically "steps from the canyon". But the actual canyon itself is miles away as is any activity. When I asked about tours, guides, etc., I was given very little guidance. I was pretty much told "Just go to Rudy's". No being from the area, I had to pry any bit of information to get anything useful. They could have mentions what tours left from where. Nothing was offered. Between our two days, the beds weren't made. It may have been part of the deal, but it wasn't even mentioned. In fact, other than to take our money, we never saw the proprietors once, not even to inquire as to our needs. Nice, but way overpriced, and not friendly and accommodating as well. Like the man said, "Just go to Rudy's"
(3)CJ M.
Not inexpensive and not extremely close to Bryce NP (which I consider a plus), but a nice location with views of colorful cliffs in background. We were upgraded to a cottage due to a boiler problem in the inn (Thanks to the innkeeper for a great solution to their misfortune!). WOW! The cottages are huge - ours was like a 2 bedroom, 2 bath apartment! Nice views from most windows and the hot tub, yet very private. The innkeepers were very busy with their boiler problem and opening a new restaurant, so we barely spoke with them. That was not a problem for us. If you need a large place and can afford the rates, Stone Canyon is wonderful! I would guess that a stay in a room in the inn would be great, too.
(5)Henry G.
As a frequent traveler, I am generally quite critical. This is an outstanding facility in a great location. We stayed in "cabin" - no, not rustic at all, but filled with lots of simple beauty, appropriate to the location. The dishes actually matched - as did the silverware. If you are in the area, you can't do better. A real find when you are road weary from too much touring. By the way a very reasonable with 2 full bedrooms & 2 baths
(5)Kathleen C.
We stayed here after driving all day and before heading to Bryce Canyon. There was not a single hotel room available in the neighbourhood when I checked online 2 months before arrival. This was our only option. I was 'forced' to book a cottage where up to 6 people can stay. Had our own private jaccuzi, BBQ, full kitchen, 1000 tv channels.... it's a cottage, you could live here. It was absolutely amazing and we felt sorry for only being here one night. The only reason I'm not giving a fifth star is cause it's extremely pricy. It was about 400$ for only one night!
(4)Carson b.
The cabin we rented with a full kitchen was a bargain at the winter rate we rented it for. The outdoor hot tub was just the thing we needed after a day of snowshoeing. The staff were extremely nice and even loaned us snow shoes at no charge which alone saved us at least $60. The cabin held six comfortably. The location was very nice and you could see portions of red rock from the hot tub. The only downside is that is about a 20-30 min drive to actually enter the park through the main entrance. Full kitchen included all pots/pans/cutting boards/knives/silverwear/mixer that we needed.
(5)Yaniv B.
From their website, it seems as if the views are great and this hotel is extremely close to the park entrance. Truthfully we passed by at least 6 hotels on the drive over, and the view is only a glimpse of the canyon. We stayed in the lodge, not the hotel, which while it did have stainless steel appliances and nice interior, the hot tub didn't heat like it was supposed to, and the view off the patio wasn't nearly worth the price.
(2)Fay O.
We stayed 2 nights at the end of our 10 day Utah trip to the national parks. I loved this Dixie the owner made us feel so welcome The place was so clean, the bed was so comfortable, the views outstanding! Dixie could tell the guest where every hike not on the trail map in the Bryce Canyon area was. The breakfasts were gourmet. We loved this place.
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