Bryce Canyon National Park Hotels

Best Western Ruby's Inn

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At a Glance

    Pros

  • a good place to mingle with other park visitors and swap canyon adventure stories

    Cons

  • the lobby can get very busy, especially when the big tour buses roll in

Fodorite Reviews

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Best Western Ruby's Inn Review

As the park has grown more popular, so has Ruby's Inn. It has expanded over the years, adding various wings with rooms that vary widely in terms of size and appeal. All are consistently comfortable, however. Along with overnight lodgings, Ruby's offers one-stop shopping, with a beauty salon, a service station, and a liquor store on the premises. Centered between the gift shop and restaurant, the lobby of rough-hewn log beams and poles sets a Southwestern mood.

    Hotel Details

  • 383 rooms, 2 suites.
  • Credit cards accepted.

Fodorite Reviews

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    Huge room, lots of conveniences

    We were happy with Rubys despite what we had read before staying there. We must have missed the bus crowd because check in was fast & efficient for us. Our room was huge and I was pleasantly surprised by how nice it was given that the outsides of the hotel room buildings are unimpressive. The convenience of the grocery store, Bryce Canyon Bus stop, gas station, huge gift shop (and facinating rock shop across the street), several restaurants, laundry facility, internet access (was able to quickly print plane boarding passes for $1), swimming pools, etc. can't be beat. We were very pleased with our stay at Ruby's. We did not take the bus tour to Bryce, we drove ourselves there within about 3-5 min., very convenient.

    by Stephie, 6/30/07

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