This was a perfect stay for a night with our three kids after visiting Bryce Canyon. The 10 min drive was super scenic through the Red canyon Tunnels. Staff was very friendly and helpful with where to park our small camper trailer while staying in the rooms. During our short night stay we used the Volleyball net, bench swings, community fire pit, picnic tables, enjoyed the creek running through and complimentary coffee/tea. (We didn’t even have time for the pool/hot tub). Scenery was gorgeous and we loved being able to walk to the convenience store, pizza place and country market to get what we needed. Rooms are rustic, but clean, quiet and suited our needs with three queen beds and still lots of space to stay organized. Would definitely return!

Was initially worried the beds might be a little worn as they didn’t appear the luxury pillow top often in hotels, but they were pleasantly comfortable. It was very quiet for us, but at one point in the morning I could tell it might have been noisy with the wrong neighbors sharing a wall.

We recently stayed at this lovely hotel and found it to be a cozy retreat, much more than just a typical motel. The green areas and the swimming pool provided a perfect environment to relax, giving us a break from the usual roadside atmosphere. The friendly and attentive staff made our stay enjoyable. The on-site restaurant, conveniently located just 100 meters from our room, was a highlight with its delicious food and welcoming staff. Overall, I highly recommend this place and look forward to returning for another stay.

The room itself was comfortable, though there was limited space for hanging clothes and it could have been a bit cleaner, with some dust on the bedsheets and the carpet.

Great location near to Bryce Canyon National Park. Good facilities with pool, restaurant, outdoor seating, fireplace, outdoor chess, volleyball, etc. The rooms, incl. bathroom and beds, were fine and quiet, Good value for money in this area.

There was a funny smell in one of our two rooms (nothing in the other room). We didn't complain, so we don't know if they would have offered us another room. We did however mention to the staff at check out that we found both a pair of old socks and pop corn beneath our beds and got nothing nothing but a shrug from the young staff. Otherwise the rooms were clean.

We loved our stay! this was our second time staying in one of the 2 queen rooms with our 2 children. The first time was in June 2020 and we loved it then. All the conveniences and amenities make the stay that much better. My family loves the pool & chess set most of all, they provides us with a good amount of entertainment in our downtime. We take the short walk to the gas station/convenience store next door for anything else we might need before heading into the park for the day or after a hike to get a cold drink. The proximity to Bryce is prefect, the views top notch, and the reaturant was really good! I had the mushroom pasta, and a Utah made cider. The fire pit was going, and smores stuff was available. The staff is so friendly and was able to accommodate us coming into town a day early. We will always choose to stay here when we're in the area!

This site really is a little village: it had cabins, rooms, rv hookups and tent sites! The staff were the friendliest I've ever met. The onsite restaurant offered a range of food, and it has live music (at least on the Friday and Saturday nights we were there). There is a pool, a circle of large swings for grown-ups, a fire pit for smores, and fresh coffee in the morning! The ride to Bryce National Park is short and it was fun to see a bit more of the area. I highly recommend Bryce Pioneer Village.

One surprise: there were hangers in the bathroom, but no closet. This wasn't an issue for me, just a surprise. I would recommend to the hotel that they put a couple of hooks in the bathroom.

The whole place was very nice and had everything we needed. There was a lovely pool for relaxing, a great restaurant with live music, and a bonfire to warm up the atmosphere. The lobby even offered free coffee at any hour of the morning. The rooms were also really nice, with a clean bathroom featuring a large shower and comfortable beds. The location is perfect.

In the rooms the only place where you can hang clothes is in the toilet and it doesnt make a lot of sense. we would have appreciated hangers in the room for non super clean clothes after hiking in bryce canyon

What I liked is the entire complex is set up as a village (in the name) meaning having allocated room, have a restaurant (with musician), pool, hot tub. Staff are friendly and helpful. Location is good, only 15-20 min from Bryce Canyon National Park but also close to a pretty site that has a have and waterfall (Mossy cave).

Lack of breakfast. I appreciate this is a motel but I believe you could gain by getting breakfast prepared by the restaurant at guests expenses. Also there is not much sound isolationin the bedrooms and it seems that beds/headboard are against the same wall.. I could hear all conversations from the people next door

The room was so cute, its a cabin and was decorated so nice! Check in was easy, she confirmed there would be fresh coffee available in the morning. There was parking, it was off the main street and the room was clean and comfy The weather was not great so we couldn't avail of the pool and firepit which we were very much hoping to. Overall it was a great experience for our 1 night stop.

The barn style restaurant was right in the middle of the site which is great, it has live music every evening, we were very excited to spend some time in there, however there was lengthy queues to get in. We also only wanted a few drinks to enjoy the music but they do not have a drinks license, you need to eat there to be able to get a drink - this was disappointing for us as there isn't any other places to go close by. The restaurant is open to the public so we also found people were parking outside the cabins when they arrived, which means our parking spot was taken. Not sure if this causes any issues to the people staying there.

Although the rooms were smaller than the typical "hotel," they were cozy and comfortable as a place to come and relax after a day of exploring. We enjoyed the family-friendly atmosphere as the property had various outdoor games and settings where families and groups could gather and enjoy the time outside their rooms. We also liked the live music at the Showdown restaurant. The food there was tasty and fairly priced for the portions. We stayed for the Easter holiday and the kids were pleasantly surprised that the staff had hidden candy filled eggs for them to find. It definitely made their morning.

The bed was a little uncomfortable.

This is a beautiful location . We loved eating at the open-air restaurant with live music. The property has a campfire, an outdoor pool, and sitting swings. The grounds are pretty and the views are priceless. The room we stayed in is tiny but comfortable and clean. I would absolutely stay here again and recommend it to a friend. The drive to Bryce Canyon was about 15 minutes and I loved that it was away from the crowds.

The room was tiny, but still comfortable and there was so much to do outside that we only used the room for sleeping.