Find hotels near Kodachrome Basin State Park, from NT$3,229

"Everything you could need in one place!"

"My wife and I like B & Bs for the breakfasts and the innkeepers. The woman who runs this B&B was extremely unfriendly. When we arrived we introduced ourselves and we were answered with a grunt. No name. She never asked where we were from, what we were doing during our stay, where else we were visiting on our trip, or if we needed advice or had questions about the local area or the park. Every time I encountered her during our 2 night stay she seemed distracted and genuinely unhappy. She did offer dinner recommendations when asked. The breakfasts were ok; nothing special. The kitchen was dirty with the remnants from the last meal all over the place. She left the eggs out overnight. The coffee pot in our room had no filter. She told us there is always coffee available in the main room, but I’m pretty certain it was the same pot for the first 36 hours we were there. Nasty coffee. The icing on the cake? When we awoke the second morning I went into the common area looking for coffee. The entire kitchen and eating area was filled with smoke and there was a pot actively burning on the stove. A teenager (daughter of innkeeper?) was coughing and opening windows as the flames rolled out of the pot. I asked where the innkeeper was and the girl said she couldn’t find her. She told me I should go outside since it was too dangerous and she ran out. I turned off the stove and brought the burning pot outside. Later I asked the woman about it and she blew me off. No thanks for my help. "

"Proximity to Bryce Canyon"

"Rooms were quiet and the restaurant next door was excellent"

"awesome little cabins, would have loved to stay longer!"

"Lovely location, easy check in / out. Good WiFi and comfortable bed. "

"Create place to stsy"

"Little bit expensive."

"My boyfriend and I had a great experience staying two nights at Wander Camp. The hosts were wonderful and welcoming when checking in and gave us a thorough rundown on the facilities, amenities, and how to use the propane heater. The bed was comfortable and kept us warm throughout the night especially when it dropped to 33 degrees. The bathrooms were clean and did have hot water but I recommend showering in the late afternoon before the evening starts to cool for the most comfortable shower. The night sky was a beautiful bonus to staying here. Worth the rugged experience!"