Two Sunsets Hotel

The room was clean and updated, and the staff were friendly. We liked having guest parking in a structure right beside the lobby. My wife and I stayed a couple of nights while visiting Bryce Canyon National Park, and the hotel worked out great. It's about a 30-minute drive to the park entrance. I highly recommend it!

I was a little worried this might be a fleabag, maybe because it had been run-down before. But now it's the best thing in town, and the owner has done the town a real favor with the work put into it. Two sunsets hotel exceeded what I expected by a long way. The recent remodel feels thoughtful, from the handsome flooring to the dreamy bedding. The bed was superlative, and the pillows were the best I've found in Utah, with both fat and thin ones so I could sleep well. There's also a microwave, refrigerator, and flatscreen TV with lots of programs. Thank you for making me comfortable.

The lobby has a nice, comfortable seating area, and there's some indoor parking plus a generous lot behind the hotel. We stayed here while visiting Bryce Canyon and found the remodeled rooms comfortable and nicely done, even if they aren't fancy. Definitely recommend staying here. 👍🏻👍🏻

The beds were great, and our room at the back of the building stayed quiet despite the street noise. Its layout was a little unconventional because of the building, though still functional. We chose this place a week ago as a lower-altitude option near Bryce Canyon, and liked being close to a grocery store and Cowboy's Smokehouse Cafe, one of Panguitch's main restaurants. It felt like we were in a real town. We saw a big local crowd at the restaurant Saturday evening, but it was closed on Sunday, so we didn't get to eat there. The front desk had limited staffing, though we got the impression someone was on call if we needed anything after hours. The woman who confirmed our reservation said she was a couple of doors away and could come over if needed. We'd stay again!