Stay with Home-Style Dining & Pool Access at Bryce Canyon Pines Lodge in Utah

Bryce Canyon Pines Lodge
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  • Stay for two in a Standard Double Queen Room

Bryce Canyon City: Gateway to Nature’s Gothic Masterpiece

Nestled on the edge of Utah’s awe-inspiring Bryce Canyon National Park, Bryce Canyon City stands as a proud sentinel to one of America’s most extraordinary natural wonders. This high-elevation town, set amid the towering Ponderosa Pines of the Paunsaugunt Plateau, serves as the primary portal to the park’s iconic amphitheaters of crimson hoodoos—dramatic spire-like formations sculpted by millennia of frost and erosion. Though modest in size, Bryce Canyon City is rich in purpose, offering visitors seamless access to one of the most photographed and geologically unique landscapes in the United States.

Founded with the intent of welcoming travelers to the region, the town retains a distinct frontier spirit that honors Utah’s deep pioneer roots. Today, Bryce Canyon City offers not only rustic lodging and hearty cuisine but also a genuine connection to the wild beauty of the American Southwest. From stargazing beneath some of the clearest night skies in the country to embarking on scenic drives along Highway 63, the city is both a destination and a starting point—where every journey into the canyons begins with a sense of reverence and adventure.

Hotel at a Glance: Bryce Canyon Pines Lodge

Tucked among Ponderosa pines and just minutes from Bryce Canyon National Park, Bryce Canyon Pines Lodge offers a peaceful, rustic retreat. Guests can choose from cozy rooms, suites with fireplaces or kitchens, private cottages with scenic views, and wooded RV or tent sites complete with fire pits and picnic tables.

The on-site restaurant is a local favorite, serving hearty homemade meals and famous pies. With amenities like a pool, hot tub, general store, and horseback riding adventures, the lodge blends Western charm with modern convenience—perfect for families, couples, or outdoor enthusiasts.

Room Details

Standard Room with 2 Queen Beds

  • 2 Queen Beds
  • Standard occupancy: 2
  • Maximum occupancy: 4

Hotel Policies

  • Check in: 4 p.m.
  • Check out: 11 a.m.
  • Parking: Complimentary
  • Smoking policy: Please contact the property for smoking policy.
  • Pet policy: Please contact the property for pet policy.
  • Accessibility: please contact property for handicap accessibility requests or options
  • Room upgrades: not available

Amenities

  • Complimentary Wi-Fi
  • Air conditioning and heating
  • Flat-screen TV with cable channels
  • Private bathroom with bathtub or shower
  • Complimentary toiletries
  • Daily housekeeping
  • Non-smoking rooms
  • On-site restaurant
  • Outdoor swimming pool and hot tub
  • Guest laundry facilities
  • Free self-parking
  • Vending machines for snacks and drinks
  • Rollaway beds and cribs available (surcharge)

Need To Know Info

  • 48-hour cancellation notice required prior to check-in or reservation is non-refundable; reservations made within cancellation window are non-refundable
  • No-shows will be charged total Groupon rate
  • Traveler name must match ID at time of check-in
  • No refunds will be processed by Groupon after check-in
  • Must be 18+ to check in
  • Credit card required at check-in
  • Rates may vary by date and are subject to availability
  • Dates cannot be changed once booked; valid only for night(s) purchased
  • Final price at checkout may include an additional Groupon service fee, which Groupon retains as compensation for facilitating your reservation; this fee will not exceed 6% of the nightly cost of the reservation
  • Total price is inclusive of all taxes and fees.
  • Merchant is solely responsible to purchasers for the care and quality of the advertised goods and services.
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About Bryce Canyon Pines Lodge

Customer Reviews

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danieloZ2731UB
|1 review
Wi Fi....is AWFULL The hotel is normal, I have nothing to complaint about, except that Wi FI connection is AWFULL in the room. If you need to be in contact with the outside world, or just you want to check and planify your next destination in the trip, I really suggest you to choose another hotel to stay. We are in 2025, connection wi fi is absolutelly necessary. It is hard for me to believe that you have so bad (not to say inexistent) connection to internet.
ssjj123
|1 review
OK for the price we paid The room was clean, quiet and comfortable. The heating unit was noisy, but the second option was a quiet baseboard heater which was fine for our purposes. Breakfast was not included, and their restaurant was not open for breakfast while we were there, but it was open for lunch and dinner. There was a coffee maker, fridge and microwave, so we brought breakfast food with us, and ate it in our room. The major draw back for us was that the lobby was not staffed 24/7, and it was difficult to find in the dark because there was no lighted roadside sign to help us figure out where to go. So be aware that the lobby is NOT in the same location as the restaurant. Once we finally found the lobby, our key was waiting in an envelope taped to the inner front door. I'm not sure how safe that is, but it worked out OK this time. It would definitely be better if you could check in between 4 and 6PM when there is staff on site. We stayed here during the off season...so perhaps the check in hours are better whenever the occupancy rate is higher. For the price we paid, this was an OK place to stay while we were trekking around the area.
CindyChoj
|1 review
Okay lodging, good location, restaurant still excellent We often stop at Bryce Canyon on what I call our seasonal migration from our summer / fall residence in Idaho to Tucson Arizona. My family used to stay at Bryce Pines (visiting area from LV) so we decided to stay there as central location for a long bike ride from Red Canyon Bike path to Bryce Canyon National Park, up the park road to Rainbow Point and back. Good location. A bit pricey for a small modest handicapped room but it was holiday crowds everywhere even though just normal October weekend. I didn't care for handicapped shower but water was hot. Appreciated in-room coffee maker. It seems like motel has been remodeled and little cabin rooms don't seem as nice as when we came here in the early 1990s from N. Utah to meet my family from LV. But memories can be faulty. Too cold to try the outdoor pool!

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