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     Bryce Canyon Hotels
Shortly after 1900, visitors were coming to see the colorful geologic sights, and the first accommodations were built along the Paunsaugunt Plateau rim above Bryce's Canyon. By 1920 efforts were started to set aside these scenic wonders. In 1923 President Warren G. Harding proclaimed part of the area as Bryce Canyon National Monument under the Powell (now Dixie) National Forest. In 1924 legislation was passed to establish the area as Utah National Park, but provisions of this legislation were not met until 1928. Legislation was passed that year to change the name to the new park to Bryce Canyon National Park.

Congress created Bryce National Monument in 1923. In 1928, Bryce Canyon was designated Bryce Canyon National Park.

When you visit Bryce, we can help you find a place to stay. Bryce Canyon National Park Hotels offers great rates on over 50 hotels near Bryce Canyon. All of our hotels have been approved by AAA and the Mobile Travel Guide, the authorities in hotel inspection. All hotels offer a generous savings off of regular hotel rack rates. Book securely online for great rates on hotels near Bryce Canyon Natn'l Park!

 

 

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Rate Schedule: January-March

Monday — Thursday

no minimum stay required, holidays excluded
Sarchi
$179/night 		Sonrisa
$219/night 		Mariposa
$219/night 		Cielo
$249/night

Friday — Saturday

no minimum stay required, holidays excluded
Sarchi
$269/night 		Sonrisa
$299/night 		Mariposa
$299/night 		Cielo
$349/night

Sunday

no minimum stay required, holidays excluded
Sarchi
$219/night 		Sonrisa
$249/night 		Mariposa
$249/night 		Cielo
$299/night

*ALL RATES BASED ON DOUBLE OCCUPANCY.
$20 extra for each additional person in Cielo.

Holidays — If a holiday falls on a weeknight, weekend rates apply and a two night stay is required. Click here to see a list of the weekend and mid-week holidays that require a two night stay:
http://www.thecasitasofarroyogrande.com/the-region

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