Bryce Valley Inn

199 North Main

Tropic, UT US

Rating: 3 Stars

Exceptionally clean, well maintained rooms and charming staff await your visit. The Bryce Valley Inn is nestled in the picturesque town of Tropic and is just 11 miles from the main entrance of Bryce Canyon National Park. The town of tropic borders the East Side of the Bryce Canyon. At the Bryce Valley Inn your days and nights are spent surrounded by some of the West's most beautiful scenery. Also close by you'll find the Escalante Grand Staircase National Monument, Kodachrome Basin State Park, All American Scenic Highway 12 (one of top in America) and many other magnificent scenic destinations.

Area Attractions

Bryce Canyon is recognized by many as one of the most unique and beautiful geologic formations in the world. A trip to southern Utah is just not complete without a visit to Bryce Canyon. There's so much to see and do here that you'll want to plan to stay at least two days and five would still not be enough. The Bryce Valley Inn is complete with a gift shop and restaurant and we'd be happy to assist you in planning other activities while you are here in the area. Horseback riding, ATV backcountry tours, and other activities are more enjoyable at Bryce Canyon because of the friendly people and serene atmosphere. We invite you to stay with us at the Bryce Valley Inn.

Directions

Located on Scenic Hwy 12 the Bryce Valley in is located 11 miles South of the entrance to Bryce Canyon. If driving from the North West follow Hwy 12 past the entrance to Bryce Canyon to the town of Tropic, Bryce Valley Inn is the first hotel on the right. From the South follow Hwy 12 thru the town of Tropic, Bryce Valley Inn is the last hotel on the left.

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Restaurants

Restaurant / Dining Information

Clarke's Restaurant After an exciting day of exploration and adventure dine at the Clarke's Restaurant, which offers a wide variety of Western Cuisine. Relax on the patio or in the dinning room of this full-service restaurant. Rough wood walls, kerosene lanterns, and warnings that patrons must 'check your gun with the waitress' all contribute to the Old West atmosphere. Beef lovers will savor the thick 20-ounce T-bone, the most expensive item on the menu; also popular is the local trout. Other choices include pork chops and grilled chicken breast. The restaurant offers full liquor service.