Marianna Inn Panguitch, Panguitch

The hotel had a mix of pros and cons. Despite the rooms being clean, quiet, and well-serviced with useful amenities like a coffee maker, refrigerator, and microwave, they were described as shabby and in disrepair with outdated keys. The location was praised for being very close to Bryce Canyon Park, offering a rustic setting, and being excellent for dog walking, yet some found it lacking interruptions for a sound sleep. The dining experience provided a 10% discount but was criticized as small and limited, particularly for hot food items.

I had a pleasant stay at the hotel with a few ups and downs. The rooms were spacious with a rustic charm, equipped with everything I needed. The service was hit or miss, but the location was ideal for exploring nearby attractions. Dining options were limited, but the hotel offered a discount. Overall, it was a decent value for the money.

I stayed at this hotel and had a mixed experience. The rooms were comfortable with nice amenities like a fridge, microwave, and flat screen TV, but there was a lingering unpleasant smell which seemed like smoke from the past. The location was excellent, close to Bryce Canyon and the Grand Staircase Escalante National Monument, with beautiful surroundings, but some maintenance issues were noticeable. The service was lacking, with careless staff and questionable practices, though the dining experience offered a small discount at the Flying M restaurant. Overall, a decent stay but with some drawbacks.

My stay at the hotel was a mix of positive and negative experiences. The rooms were very run down and in desperate need of painting and overall renovations, and the temperature dropped to a chilly 63 degrees by the morning, which was quite uncomfortable. However, the service was helpful and friendly, although they charged $50 more than the standard 'old room'. The location was convenient for visiting Bryce Canyon and other canyons, being close to Bryce NP and the Grand Staircase Escalante National Monument. The dining experience was limited, with a small breakfast offering, but they did provide a 10% discount at the Flying M restaurant.

I had a mixed experience at this hotel. The rooms were minimalist with pine log furniture frames but hadn't been used for a while, yet they did have some modern amenities like direct TV cable. The service was friendly, although I was surprised to see new mattresses outside. The location was convenient, close to Bryce Canyon and other attractions, but the building seemed a bit worn. The dining options were limited but did offer a discount. Overall, it was an average stay.