Area Attractions

Tuck into authentic Texas-style BBQ, as well sandwiches and down-home sides in this no-frills eatery.

Enjoy Southwestern-Native American fusion cooking in this upscale eatery, with signature dishes including Navajo-style tacos and bison burgers.

This eatery is known for its Indian fare, impressive selection of draft beers, and trendy ambiance

One of Provo’s first pizzerias, Brick Oven has served up pies, all-you-can-eat pasta, and homemade root beer since the 1950s.

Like its name suggests, this low-key eatery offers communal eating at its long tables; make friends with your neighbors as you dine on locally sourced American cuisine.

Celebrate a special occasion at this fine-dining establishment, featuring a global menu and a pastoral European ambiance that includes lemon trees inside the dining room.

Bridal Veil Falls is located in the picturesque Provo Canyon, only 3 miles away from our Hyatt Place Provo. The falls offer an easy 1.3-mile out-and-back hike ends at a towering double waterfall. It has an elevation of 1,777 meters, or 5,830 feet. With relatively little elevation gain, this trek is great for the whole family.

This popular university art museum houses permanent works from master artists including Carl Bloch, Rembrandt, and Norman Rockwell. Peruse thousands of other sculptures, paintings, and drawings.

Go for a scenic drive through Provo Canyon, which parallels the Provo River, a Blue Ribbon fly-fishing waterway.

Tucked away in the Wasatch Mountains, this scenic canyon draws a mix of rock climbers, hikers, and mountain bikers. Explore this otherworldly topography on a 5.5-mile out-and-back hike.

The town of Provo overlooks this gorgeous lake, the perfect place to spend the day boating, swimming, or picnicking.

Scramble and crawl over otherworldly rock surfaces during an adventurous underground tour of this national monument cave.