Capitol Reef Resort

"Although it is a BEST Western Plus level RESORT, the hotel looks like an inn, no different from a motel. There is no RESORT feeling. The location of the hotel is a bit remote and desolate. But behind the hotel is red sandstone. The interior of the room looks a bit elegant, but it is not practical. There is no place to hang towels (bath towels are already hung in the bathroom). Breakfast not included. Not good value for money."

Days Inn by Wyndham Torrey Capitol Reef

"There was no time. The swimming pool was locked half an hour in advance. I negotiated with the front desk. The front desk said that it was time and there was no one in the swimming pool. I couldn't imagine her arrogance. She pointed at the clock and said she would complain to the manager before she agreed to open the door. I wasted 20 minutes. It was too bad. I don't want to stay in Days Inn again"

Skyview Hotel

"This is the best hotel near the national park."

Broken Spur Inn & Steakhouse

"It was very good, breakfast was sufficient. The steakhouse was excellent."

Red Sands Hotel

"Perfect spot for exploring Capitol Reef We loved our stay at Red Sands Hotel! The room was spacious, clean, and very comfortable — great to come back to after a day of hiking in Capitol Reef. The location is super convenient, just minutes from the park entrance. Staff were welcoming and helpful, and the hotel has a really calm, relaxing vibe. Bonus points for the rooftop deck and the cozy lobby — perfect for chilling out in the evening. Would absolutely stay here again!"

Cathedral Valley Inn

"Location is good for visiting Factory Butte and moonscape overlook. Staffs are friendly to answer questions. The room is very tidy and comfortable."

Reflections

Motel Torrey

"Nice motel and spacious and good amenities. Great coffee"

The Noor Hotel

"The location is in front of the entrance of Capital Reef National Park , the hotel is operated by 4 in 1, with small supermarkets, Mexican restaurants, gas stations, and restaurants. It is convenient for people who drive to the national park."