The Hundred Acre Wood Room has a lodge pole pine bed and Winnie the Pooh decor. In the Mary Catherine Room, you'll find a Victorian brass bed and maple furnishings, and the Diamond Run Room is decorated in a skiing motif with a black, wrought-iron queen bed, plus a double and a twin for the kids. There's a gift shop, recreation room, spa, pool table, volleyball court, croquet lawn and horseshoe pit. Brian Head Ski Resort is just 12 miles up the canyon. Each of the six rooms in this delightful home has a private bath, TV, VCR and extensive video library.
All rooms have queen beds.
The proprietors, LaMar and Ethyl LeFevre, became the first owners of a bed and breakfast inn in the little town of Tropic when they opened this business in 1990. Separate from the house is a honeymoon cabin that was one of the early cabins in Bryce Canyon National Park. The LeFevres know the Bryce area intimately and can help you see and experience the region to the fullest. In 1993, NidaMae Jensen and her husband, Douglas, turned this 1890s red brick home into a bed and breakfast inn. The house was originally owned by the Henrys, a founding family of Panguitch, and is open May through October.