Utah Highway 63
Bryce Canyon, UT 84764 Nightly Rates(86.99 - 89.99)3 Star
Property Description
The Best Western Ruby's Inn is the closest accommodations to Bryce Canyon National Park. For almost 90 years the Syrett family has been providing quality guest services and friendly western hospitality for visitors to Bryce Canyon National Park. The Best Western Ruby's Inn features two restaurants: Canyon Diner and Piccadilly Pizza and Cowboy's Buffet and Steak Room. The Best Western Ruby's Inn boasts 368 spacious guest rooms, two bedroom suites, non-smoking rooms, an indoor swimming pool, outdoor pool, heated spa and many more amenities to make your stay enjoyable. The Best Western Ruby's Inn also has the Ruby's Inn General Store, Ruby's Western Arts Gallery, the Bryce Canyon Conference Center, laundromat, post office, ATM, one-hour photo, foreign currency exchange and Chevron & Tesoro Gas station. Activities at the Best Western Ruby's Inn include horseback riding, rodeos, and helicopter flights, Bryce Canyon Tours and Shuttle, cross country skiing, snowmobiling, mountain bike rentals and Mountain Bike Trail Head access, and also a full service one-hour photo. So, next time you're visiting Bryce Canyon National Park, be sure to visit the Best Western Ruby's Inn.
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A spacious 325 square feet, non-smoking room with 2 queen beds, 25-inch color television with 36 cable channels, including 2 movie channels, an iron and ironing board, hairdryer, coffee maker with complimentary coffee, dataports and voice mail. Poolside location. Rooms are located in two story building, some rooms are ground floor.
Two King Beds Non-smoking
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A spacious 530 square feet, non-smoking room with 2 king beds, 25-inch color television with 36 cable channels, including 2 movie channels, an iron and ironing board, hairdryer, coffee maker with complimentary coffee, dataports and voice mail. Poolside location. Rooms are located in two-story building some rooms are ground floor.
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Miscellaneous Information
American Dollars is the native currency.
Check in time is 2:00 P.M.
Check out time is 2:00 P.M.
Time Zone is Mountain Standard Time
368 rooms.
0 suites.
3 floors.
Directions
·From: Highway 63. The Best Western Ruby's Inn is located 1 mile from Bryce Canyon's entrance on Utah Highway 63.
Cedar City Airport 75 miles
Guarantee Policy
You must use a credit card to book online.
Cancellation Policy
Cancellation policies vary from hotel to hotel. Most current and accurate cancellation policies will appear on your confirmed reservation notification.
Restaurants:
On Premises: * Cowboy's Buffet and Steak Room, steaks, seafood and buffet, open year round. * Canyon Diner/Picadilly Pizza, western fast food, open April to October
Local Events:
Bryce Canyon Winter Festival, held on Presidents Day weekend yearly: * Cross country ski tours, demos and races * Snowshoe tours and races * Archery clinic * Ski Archery competition * Kayaking demos * Waxing clinics * Photography clinics * Photo contest * Snow sculpture contest * Dutch Oven Cooking Demonstrations * GPS and Geocaching clinics Bryce Canyon Rim Run: This is an annual event always held the Saturday before Labor Day weekend. The race begins at 9:00 a.m. and is one of Utah's most scenic races. 5 mile trail run/walk overlooks Bryce Canyon and winds through forests of ponderosa pine. The course is gently rolling with an elevation of approximately 7,600 feet.
Local Attractions:
* Bryce Canyon Rodeo during summer * Horseback riding * Helicopter flights over Bryce Canyon * Skiing, snowboarding, snowshoeing and snowmobiling in winter * Mountain biking * Fishing * Helicopter rides * 1 mile(s) from Bryce Canyon * 1 mile(s) from waterfalls * 60 mile(s) from Cedar Breaks National Monument * 90 mile(s) from Zion National Park
Local Attractions:
* Bryce Canyon Rodeo during summer * Horseback riding * Helicopter flights over Bryce Canyon * Skiing, snowboarding, snowshoeing and snowmobiling in winter * Mountain biking * Fishing * Helicopter rides * 1 mile(s) from Bryce Canyon * 1 mile(s) from waterfalls * 60 mile(s) from Cedar Breaks National Monument * 90 mile(s) from Zion National Park
Local Attractions:
* Bryce Canyon Rodeo during summer * Horseback riding * Helicopter flights over Bryce Canyon * Skiing, snowboarding, snowshoeing and snowmobiling in winter * Mountain biking * Fishing * Helicopter rides * 1 mile(s) from Bryce Canyon * 1 mile(s) from waterfalls * 60 mile(s) from Cedar Breaks National Monument * 90 mile(s) from Zion National Park
Local Attractions:
* Bryce Canyon Rodeo during summer * Horseback riding * Helicopter flights over Bryce Canyon * Skiing, snowboarding, snowshoeing and snowmobiling in winter * Mountain biking * Fishing * Helicopter rides * 1 mile(s) from Bryce Canyon * 1 mile(s) from waterfalls * 60 mile(s) from Cedar Breaks National Monument * 90 mile(s) from Zion National Park
National Parks and Monuments:
* 1 mile(s) from Bryce Canyon National Park * 60 mile(s) from Cedar Breaks National Monument * 90 mile(s) from Zion National Park * Glen Canyon National Recreation Area/Lake Powell, explore primitive wilderness, cliffs, slot canyons, Indian ruins and miles of shoreline * Grand Canyon National Park, north rim * Capitol Reef National Park * Dixie National Forest, mountain lakes, wildlife * Kodachrome Basin National Park * Escalante Petrified Forest * Anasazi Indian Village, discover petrified geysers, dinosaur bones, petrified wood and remnants of lost cultures * Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument
National Parks and Monuments:
* 1 mile(s) from Bryce Canyon National Park * 60 mile(s) from Cedar Breaks National Monument * 90 mile(s) from Zion National Park * Glen Canyon National Recreation Area/Lake Powell, explore primitive wilderness, cliffs, slot canyons, Indian ruins and miles of shoreline * Grand Canyon National Park, north rim * Capitol Reef National Park * Dixie National Forest, mountain lakes, wildlife * Kodachrome Basin National Park * Escalante Petrified Forest * Anasazi Indian Village, discover petrified geysers, dinosaur bones, petrified wood and remnants of lost cultures * Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument
National Parks and Monuments:
* 1 mile(s) from Bryce Canyon National Park * 60 mile(s) from Cedar Breaks National Monument * 90 mile(s) from Zion National Park * Glen Canyon National Recreation Area/Lake Powell, explore primitive wilderness, cliffs, slot canyons, Indian ruins and miles of shoreline * Grand Canyon National Park, north rim * Capitol Reef National Park * Dixie National Forest, mountain lakes, wildlife * Kodachrome Basin National Park * Escalante Petrified Forest * Anasazi Indian Village, discover petrified geysers, dinosaur bones, petrified wood and remnants of lost cultures * Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument
National Parks and Monuments:
* 1 mile(s) from Bryce Canyon National Park * 60 mile(s) from Cedar Breaks National Monument * 90 mile(s) from Zion National Park * Glen Canyon National Recreation Area/Lake Powell, explore primitive wilderness, cliffs, slot canyons, Indian ruins and miles of shoreline * Grand Canyon National Park, north rim * Capitol Reef National Park * Dixie National Forest, mountain lakes, wildlife * Kodachrome Basin National Park * Escalante Petrified Forest * Anasazi Indian Village, discover petrified geysers, dinosaur bones, petrified wood and remnants of lost cultures * Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument
Local Events:
Bryce Canyon Winter Festival, held on Presidents Day weekend yearly: * Cross country ski tours, demos and races * Snowshoe tours and races * Archery clinic * Ski Archery competition * Kayaking demos * Waxing clinics * Photography clinics * Photo contest * Snow sculpture contest * Dutch Oven Cooking Demonstrations * GPS and Geocaching clinics Bryce Canyon Rim Run: This is an annual event always held the Saturday before Labor Day weekend. The race begins at 9:00 a.m. and is one of Utah's most scenic races. 5 mile trail run/walk overlooks Bryce Canyon and winds through forests of ponderosa pine. The course is gently rolling with an elevation of approximately 7,600 feet.
Local Events:
Bryce Canyon Winter Festival, held on Presidents Day weekend yearly: * Cross country ski tours, demos and races * Snowshoe tours and races * Archery clinic * Ski Archery competition * Kayaking demos * Waxing clinics * Photography clinics * Photo contest * Snow sculpture contest * Dutch Oven Cooking Demonstrations * GPS and Geocaching clinics Bryce Canyon Rim Run: This is an annual event always held the Saturday before Labor Day weekend. The race begins at 9:00 a.m. and is one of Utah's most scenic races. 5 mile trail run/walk overlooks Bryce Canyon and winds through forests of ponderosa pine. The course is gently rolling with an elevation of approximately 7,600 feet.
Local Events:
Bryce Canyon Winter Festival, held on Presidents Day weekend yearly: * Cross country ski tours, demos and races * Snowshoe tours and races * Archery clinic * Ski Archery competition * Kayaking demos * Waxing clinics * Photography clinics * Photo contest * Snow sculpture contest * Dutch Oven Cooking Demonstrations * GPS and Geocaching clinics Bryce Canyon Rim Run: This is an annual event always held the Saturday before Labor Day weekend. The race begins at 9:00 a.m. and is one of Utah's most scenic races. 5 mile trail run/walk overlooks Bryce Canyon and winds through forests of ponderosa pine. The course is gently rolling with an elevation of approximately 7,600 feet.
Local Events:
Bryce Canyon Winter Festival, held on Presidents Day weekend yearly: * Cross country ski tours, demos and races * Snowshoe tours and races * Archery clinic * Ski Archery competition * Kayaking demos * Waxing clinics * Photography clinics * Photo contest * Snow sculpture contest * Dutch Oven Cooking Demonstrations * GPS and Geocaching clinics Bryce Canyon Rim Run: This is an annual event always held the Saturday before Labor Day weekend. The race begins at 9:00 a.m. and is one of Utah's most scenic races. 5 mile trail run/walk overlooks Bryce Canyon and winds through forests of ponderosa pine. The course is gently rolling with an elevation of approximately 7,600 feet.
Transportation:
* Adjacent to Bryce Canyon National Park shuttle stop * Nearby Bryce Canyon Airport, local airport for private air travel * 75 mile(s) from Cedar City Airport
Transportation:
* Adjacent to Bryce Canyon National Park shuttle stop * Nearby Bryce Canyon Airport, local airport for private air travel * 75 mile(s) from Cedar City Airport
Transportation:
* Adjacent to Bryce Canyon National Park shuttle stop * Nearby Bryce Canyon Airport, local airport for private air travel * 75 mile(s) from Cedar City Airport
Transportation:
* Adjacent to Bryce Canyon National Park shuttle stop * Nearby Bryce Canyon Airport, local airport for private air travel * 75 mile(s) from Cedar City Airport
Local Attractions:
* Bryce Canyon Rodeo during summer * Horseback riding * Helicopter flights over Bryce Canyon * Skiing, snowboarding, snowshoeing and snowmobiling in winter * Mountain biking * Fishing * Helicopter rides * 1 mile(s) from Bryce Canyon * 1 mile(s) from waterfalls * 60 mile(s) from Cedar Breaks National Monument * 90 mile(s) from Zion National Park
National Parks and Monuments:
* 1 mile(s) from Bryce Canyon National Park * 60 mile(s) from Cedar Breaks National Monument * 90 mile(s) from Zion National Park * Glen Canyon National Recreation Area/Lake Powell, explore primitive wilderness, cliffs, slot canyons, Indian ruins and miles of shoreline * Grand Canyon National Park, north rim * Capitol Reef National Park * Dixie National Forest, mountain lakes, wildlife * Kodachrome Basin National Park * Escalante Petrified Forest * Anasazi Indian Village, discover petrified geysers, dinosaur bones, petrified wood and remnants of lost cultures * Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument
Transportation:
* Adjacent to Bryce Canyon National Park shuttle stop * Nearby Bryce Canyon Airport, local airport for private air travel * 75 mile(s) from Cedar City Airport
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