The hotel is made up of a bunch of little cabins -- each little cabin has its own porch and outside seating area (some have swings, some picnic tables, etc.). The view of the mountains from the back of the cabins is wonderful.

Our little cabin had a rustic warmth and charm. Was very clean and comfortable. Grills are available for each cabin so it was just like your own little house back home.

Loved it -- will go stay there anytime we are in the area!

We decided to stay one night here with our two fifteen year old sons on our way to Capitol Reef. We were on a two week vacation, via , automobile and had already been to the Grand Canyon, Lake Powell, and Zion. In addition, we had booked a guided ATV tour through Bryce Canyon resort. They take you through the Red Canyon. The trip was scenic, but a bit boring for accomplished riders. This trip is more suited for children.

I wanted the boys to experience a " log cabin" atmosphere. We had read there were some animals on the property which drew us in as well. We arrived early and tried to check in, but no one was around. Just finding the check-in is a little strange. It looks like a part of the owners house, which is confusing and led to some frustration. Finally a man who had ben working in the back came around and, friendly enough, took care of us.

I try to stay open minded., glance across the street to a large graveyard and grasp ahold of where I am. I take a deep breath of the fresh air and lead my family to our cabins, one for us, one for the boys. Heck, at $93.00 a night, we could afford two cabins! I open the door to find a charming , clean and cosy room with two double beds dressed in homemade quilts. I like the feeling that sweeps over me, so I go with it.

The sky begins to darken as the clouds collect to make the afternoon sky look even more dramatic. Everyone of us starved, we head to town, consisting of a small sum of buildings , to see what delicacies we can find. Attached to the market is a restaurant , "Clarks " I believe and a surprising little candy store. The smell of fudge permeates the air. It looks like something you'd see at Disneyland.

After lunch were get directions to a beautiful little lake, seventeen miles out. on a road opposite the Bryce Canyon resort. We fish there until it rains. Hungry again, we head to the pizza place. The owner of our cabins works there as well. We choose the patio for the surreal view ( looks like a painting) out over the open field toward the mountains.
The thunder and lightning drive us back to our cabins where a half starved, yet friendly , young cat follows us in. He ends up sleeping right next to me until he crys to go outside to do his business around 2:00 am. However, first thing in the morning , he is right there at the door to greet me.
I am very sad to leave him, but at least make a trip to the store before we depart and give him a healthy dose of some , turkey & fish cat food. I buy extra and leave it for the next visitor. We go over to pet the buffalo and the horses just before we depart . One of the ranch dogs has a new litter and is barking at us to protect them.
We wave good-bye to all who have perished in this remote ranch community over at the graveyard and head to our next destination.

i would highly recommend these cabins for a one or two night stay. There are no crowds . The market , a couple restaurants and gas are just a block away , where as Ruby's is over crowded
and not near as quaint. I felt this would be a love or hate experience . I must say , I left feeling a bit sad to leave this" heart and soul" retreat, yet undeniably content from the experience!

We stayed here while we were in the area seeing Bryce Canyon. These cabins were truly perfect for us and provided a wonderful escape. They are very well appointed with a tv, microwave, fridge, hair dryer, nice linens, coffee maker. They are clean and comfortable. There are 2 chairs on the front porch f each cabin and we enjoyed sitting out there enjoying the view. We also had a bbq (charcoal) so we went to the local grocery store and gathered what we needed to have a bbq one night. It was so much fun! They had an outdoor rustic table where we sat down, enjoyed the view and had a great dinner.

There is a pizza place down the street which was good. I know there were one or 2 other dining options as well.

We did stop in at Ruby's Inn. I would not want to stay there. So busy and overrun with tourists. Bryce Country Cabins really provided a getaway for us.

The farm is small but they have a buffalo, horses, llamas, chickens, a peacock that comes by every day, a donkey and there are a couple of friendly kitties that my kids loved.

The owners were so very nice. The man of the house came out as we were admiring the animals and let our son ride a true cowboy horse! He also showed us 2 day old puppies which sent the kids over the moon. He spent 20 minutes talking to us and was a very nice guy.

I would love to go back. We talk about this place all the time. You will not be disappointed.

This is the best place ever to stay when visiting Bryce Canyon. Cute individual cabins, just like pictured on their website. Clean, well taken care of ,Very nice family run business. Quiet cabin We were in #1 right by the office, no problem. Beautiful scenery all around you, great restaurant right in walking distance. 5 stars!