I've stayed here before, as part of a group, and think that this is a decent hotel for all, but mostly for families. Several different buildings make up the complex, but it is probably best to get a room in the main lodge, itself. The facilities are here, like the indoor pool, exercise alcove, sit down restaurant and mercantile. There's also a quick service burger, pizza, and fries place across the parking that might work for those not wanting a full meal or waitstaff service. My room faced west, overlooking the parking and the maintenance area. But it did capture the sunset. I had a fridge, microwave, and coffee maker. What I didn't like was that housekeeping was on request only; though they were very prompt when called. They also offered free bottled water on the in-room guest services directory, but I had to go through management to get it (it was Wal Mart brand so I suspect they gave me their own personal bottle). Bed pillows are the square type. Not comfortable for me. Activities are mostly in full swing and Bryce Canyon NP is open with far fewer tourists than usual. A bus shuttle will take you into the park and back every fifteen minutes or so. Or you can drive. Parking shouldn't be an issue now. This region of Utah is mask optional, probably because the locals don't appear to be susceptible to the virus. But there are loads of California plates here, so I'm not sure it's the locals transmitting the disease you have to worry about. So take care especially where people tend to congregate in crowded fashion. You might get a cheaper rate if you book at the Bryce Pines Lodge, which is shuttered. I was told by a friend that they accepted the reservation and then moved him into the Ruby's complex at a lower rate than listed. But not in the main lodge.

Ruby is a perfect location for exploring the Bryce national park. The price is right along with the lodge location. I would stay there again. Great place for kids. There is a post office. Restaurant was good, staff was very friendly.

We stayed here for 3 nights, and it was a great location. The room was a double queen with a microwave and small fridge. The fridge was large enough for all our food, tho I had to turn down the thermometer twice due to it freezing our tomatoes. The mattresses were firm and supportive, the lighting was good, the bathroom counter was large, and there was a large closet. The shower was ok, but the temp range was small. A bit too far to the right and you froze, to the left, you burn. The free bfast was good, but skip the bagged ones, neither the hot nor cold are worth it. The sit down meal is better, as you get more of a choice of food and drink. the service is good and the food hot and tasty.

Give Ruby in more ⭐️! Beautiful lobby, friendly staff nice clean spacious room. We’ve stayed at Bryce Lodge in the national park for 3 times the price. Although the national Park lodge has a better location. For the money this place has everything! Very convenient location for so many activities. We’re planing more return trips. Take advantage of lower tourism from Asia and Europe and go check out amazing Bryce Canyon from the great Ruby Inn!

We had a great stay at Ruby’s Inn. We felt like we were staying in a cabin during summer camp, which was fun. The staff were very friendly and helpful and accommodating. Although the Inn is a little old, they have made many efforts to keep it up and running in good shape. We enjoyed the convenience of everything we needed in a close distance to the hotel. We also LOVED the rodeo that the inn hosted across the road. It was a great experience for us city people!