Under Canvas Bryce Canyon

Style

Star-studded stay

Setting

Hugged by hoodoos

On a high alpine plateau in southern Utah, you’ll find pine-fringed Under Canvas Bryce Canyon, an upscale camp that’s bringing home comforts to outdoor hospitality. King-size beds and wood-burning stoves ensure restful nights; then, trail-ready from your hot shower and restaurant breakfast, make straight for the nearby national park. Watch as the sun sets and the region’s storied sandstone hoodoos accent the pink skyline like spires, before returning to camp for seasonal fare and as many s’mores as you dare.

Under Canvas Bryce Canyon is open from 6 May to 27 September 2027.

Facilities

Chambres

50, including 12 suites.

Checkout

10am. Earliest check-in is at 3pm.

Plus de détails

Rates don’t include breakfast, but fresh spreads are available daily for $10 to $20 each. You’ll have free access to yoga classes, indoor and outdoor games, stargazing and (unlimited nightly) s’mores sessions, and as much coffee and tea as you’d like.

Also

Given the outdoor – and largely undisturbed – nature of this camp, areas of the resort may be difficult if you have limited mobility.

Hotel Closed

Under Canvas Bryce Canyon is open from 6 May to 27 September 2027.

Animaux acceptés

Restaurant sur place

At the Hotel

Walking trails, nightly campfires, board games, Lululemon yoga mats and blocks to borrow, refillable aluminum water bottles, water refill stations, free hot drinks, guest experience coordinators and a small boutique. In rooms: USB battery packs, battery-powered fans, wood-fired stove, lanterns and organic Essential Oils bath products.

Our Favourite Rooms

All tents are tricked out with private terraces, but if you’re here for Bryce Canyon’s starry setting, constellation-spot from bed in one of the window-ceilinged Stargazer tents.

Packing Tips

As long as you’ve got your star charts and a pair of well-worn-in hiking boots, you’ll fit right in.

Also

There’s no WiFi here, and you won’t find any TVs around, meaning evenings tend to be filled with stargazing and fireside music and s’mores.

Enfants

Welcome; there’s no kids’ club or babysitting, but adjacent kids’ tents and a programme of family-friendly activities included with your stay make Under Canvas an all-ages favorite.

Galerie

Food & Drink

Top Table

Beeline for the campfire once the sun starts to set for a prime stargazing spot.

Code vestimentaire

Come as you are – boots and all.

Hotel Restaurant

Set in its own fairylit tent, with an expansive terrace that captures incredible sunsets across the mountains and valley floor, Embers takes a laidback approach to dining. Dishes put a Utah spin on classic American comfort food, cooked up with locally inspired ingredients. Crispy bacon, eggs and just-brewed coffees ready you for the trail each morning, before plates fill with overflowing tacos, cheeseburgers and fresh fish come evening. If you’re heading off for the day, there’ll be grab ’n’ go snacks available to buy.

Hotel Bar

Pair your plates with a pick from the drinks menu – they’ve got locally brewed beers and plenty of wines to choose from.

Last Orders

Breakfast is available from 7am to 10am, and dinner is 5pm to 10pm.

Room Service

The camp has a strict no food in tents policy.

Planes

International flights tend to touch down in either Las Vegas or Salt Lake City, both a four-hour drive away. If you’re traveling from within the States, there’s a closer regional airport in St George, which is around two and a half hours by car.

Automobiles

You’ll need a car around these parts: there are places to pick up a rental at the airports and the hotel has free parking onsite.

Worth Getting Out of Bed For

Under Canvas Bryce Canyon’s guest experience coordinators are on hand to recommend and book expert-guided adventures for you, but days here tend to be filled with excursions around its eponymous national park, just 15 minutes away by car. Hiking trails are plentiful and most lead to the Bryce Amphitheater, home to the canyon’s hoodoos, storied for their looming stature and rich red hues. Most reach them along the Rim Trail, but there are fewer crowds and equally arresting views along the Mossy Cave and Bristlecone Loop trails. Early risers can head to Sunrise Point, the park’s northernmost viewing point, worth the wake-up as pink tones wash over the hoodoos. Tour the park on horseback and to see more of Utah’s sweeping scenery, take your car to Zion National Park, which is a two-hour drive further southwest. If it’s a dose of adrenalin you’re after, Under Canvas has guided canyoneering excursions that take you through the park’s slot canyons and down its waterfalls.

Earn or Redeem Points with World of Hyatt

This Mr & Mrs Smith hotel participates in the World of Hyatt loyalty program. As a member, you can earn and redeem points and enjoy exclusive benefits for qualifying nights. .