ゲゲストI got a $47 a night price so I can’t complain too much. The amenities for the kids is great-pool, hot tub, basket ball court, mini golf. The building shows its age but that doesn’t bother me staying at a place if it is clean. The bed was clean and comfortable enough. My main and only complaint was the towels. The entire point of white hotel towels is you can bleach them and people can see they are clean. The towels were so old they don’t bleach the dirt out anymore and they are still using them or their washing facilities don’t work. Why? This is an easy fix and they felt too gross to use for me. All 3 wash cloths were dingy looking and one had a clear lipstick mark on it that hadn’t washed out. Of the three towels I got only one looked clean enough to use. People can be ok with an aging building Red Lion if things are clean. This is an easy fix. I might stay here again at that deal, but it’s a definite maybe.
WWuMattI have traveled many national parks on the West Coast, and I have to say, Best Western Ruby near Bryce is THE BEST Best Western I have ever lived. The price is cheaper than other Best Westerns, but the experience is by far the best. I booked a King with a tub, the room is big and comfy, the bathroom is nice and clean, everything works flawlessly, there is a buffet right down the stairs with many food options, opens early and closes late, I am glad I still could order food when I got there super late, cold and tired. Right across the hotel there is a big gift shop with many things travelers need that might come just in handy. There's a spot renting snow-chain for shoes. The location is right next to Bryce Canyon, it was about a 10-minute drive from the hotel to the park.