Bryce Gatewayinn Cabins

We stayed here for 1 night. It was okay. Rooms were not that bad. But some areas are still dusty, like on top of the microwave. We arrived there late night and have to leave early morning. So we really just slept there and leave so didn’t really have the time to check everything. Location was good. Not too far from Panguitch where there are a lot of good restaurants. And not too far to Bryce Canyon as well.

Positive: Very cute cabins with wood interior, it was very clean. Negative: No hot water, no one on premises. Had to check in at a different nearby motel. When I got back at night there was no hot water. Glad I only stayed one night.

Room was not evenly constructed on the ground. It was slanted. Shower super small too

Fair priced. Our cabin was clean area felt safe. Beds are good. The only down side I could offer....the shower is small. We enjoyed our stay!

Where do I begin? Bryce Getaway Cabins was hands-down one of the grossest places I’ve ever had the displeasure of staying. First off, the “clean” sheets had mystery stains on them — nothing like climbing into bed and immediately questioning every life decision that led you there. The carpet looked like it hadn’t seen a vacuum since the early 2000s and was sprinkled with old gummy bears like a toddler’s forgotten treasure hunt. The shower? Absolutely tiny, moldy, and equipped with a miniature water heater that gave up after about 90 seconds. Not that you’d want to stay in there long — the water literally smelled like pee. No exaggeration. I almost expected someone to hand me a bottle of Febreze as a complimentary amenity. There was a giant trap underneath the sink and spiders crawling aro