Boutique Hotels in Utah from AU$208

"Our bathroom was like a Cracker Jack box. Barely had room to open the door to get to the toilet. The counters outside were big with two sinks though. But the carpet by the sinks going into the room was wet. Something is leaking."

"Great breakfast, friendly staff, clean, and in a convenient location. One of my favorites in St. George "

"The place was very nice and clean. Loved the corner room."

"Hot tub was nice, could have been a tad hotter. Location was perfect and had easy access. Room was a bit small but comfortable. We enjoyed our 2 days. "

"Spacious rooms and parkikg area and breakfast was good"

"The rooms were clean, the staff was friendly. "

"Bumbleberry inn, Springdale Utah. We stayed at the Bumbleberry Inn during our visit to Zion national Park. The Bumbleberry Inn was very clean and well run with large rooms, glass doors that opened onto a balcony or first floor seating area. There is a heated pool and hot tub for guests. I highly recommend this historic establishment. It is in its fourth generation of ownership, founded in 1968. The stay at the end includes free breakfast at Porter's restaurant, and there is free coffee and chilled water in the lobby. Neighboring the inn is Porter's restaurant, the Bumbleberry bakery and Bumbleberry gift shop. All of which are excellent."

"We stayed at Ruby's Inn in Bryce City in April 2026. The rooms were large and accommodating, although dated decor. The room we stayed is double queen beds room and has a fridge, microwave and coffee maker. It also had an extra sink outside of the commode and shower area which makes it convenient . Front desk personnel are hit and miss with their level of services. Some are friendly and helpful while some are dismissive and unhelpful. Connected to the main building is a large gift shop/convenience store, and a full service restaurant. The main building has an indoor swimming pool and hot tub that we did not use as it is not convenient if you are in one of the multiple single-story motel style buildings away from the main building. The complimentary breakfast was an excellent buffet that changed daily. The gift shop was reasonably priced. The inn is conveniently located just a few minutes from Bryce Canyon National Park. It made it extremely easy to visit the park and return back to the inn for meals and then return to the park for sunset or stargazing. The inn itself has a very historic tie to the park and was opened in the early 1900s. I highly recommend this establishment. Keep in mind that park attendance is seasonal and much of the Bryce City attractions do not open until mid to late May."

"I love this place and go at least 3-4 times a year "