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Historic 1931 lodge celebrating Kanab's Hollywood western movie heritage with comfortable rooms and casual dining.
The Parry Lodge has been welcoming travelers since 1931, and its Hollywood western movie history runs deep through every corner. This isn't just marketing—Kanab really was a second Hollywood, and the lodge played host to countless film crews shooting westerns in the surrounding red rock country. Each room carries the name of a movie star who stayed here, from John Wayne to Frank Sinatra.
You'll find yourself right in the heart of downtown Kanab, within easy walking distance of local restaurants, art galleries, and adventure outfitters. The vintage charm feels authentic rather than manufactured, with period details that have been thoughtfully maintained alongside modern updates. Rooms offer the convenience of parking right outside your door, plus amenities like a seasonal pool and complimentary breakfast buffet.
The on-site restaurant serves casual American fare in a relaxed atmosphere that fits the lodge's easygoing vibe. It's the kind of place where families feel comfortable after a day exploring nearby attractions, and dog owners appreciate the pet-friendly policy. The staff maintains that small-town hospitality that makes you feel like a regular even on your first visit.
Located perfectly for exploring southern Utah's attractions, Parry Lodge puts you about an hour from Zion National Park and equally close to Bryce Canyon. It's an ideal base for multi-park adventures, with the bonus of staying somewhere that's genuinely part of the region's colorful history rather than just another roadside stop.
1,091 reviews
in the last week
A well-preserved gem with a rich history. Well worth the visit. Although the rooms were a bit dated, we really appreciate the style 🥰. A 10 for the lovely lady at breakfast. Nice buffet without plastic plates or cutlery. Highly recommended!
in the last week
This was an impromptu stop and truly a very pleasant one. From the time we walked in, making sure we had a room and location on the property we wanted, to enjoying the pool and learning all about the history of not only the hotel but the area itself. We stayed in the Frank Sinatra room and it was spacious, clean and comfortable (pillows were amazing). We hope to come back and really dive into the area and for sure would stay here again:
3 weeks ago
Very welcoming, great environment
3 weeks ago
I am adjusting my review because the morning receptionist Rebecca was amazing and even came to my defense with the other employee from the night before was literally harassing me for daring to report her. Management took care of the issue with the unprofessional employee very swiftly. They also said they would be working on updating things soon:) I'M BEYOND LIVID! After a long journey we arrived to a very unprofessional woman at the counter on Sat. June 13th, 2026. She gave a long winded rant about how although I was charged already they can't seem to get the money from booking.com. She went on and on about how ridiculous it is for people to book through 3rd party sites and they spend more money. I have been booking through them for over 10 years and have never had this issue. I give her my husbands card for the $1 incidental charge and they charge us a $95 charges. So this one room as now cost us over $200!! Not to mention the fact their pool is broken, their ice machine is broken and the lights flicker with the AC goes on. Run away from this place as fast as you can!! So sad, because when we first drove up I was so charmed but everything has gone downhill from there. Starting with the woman at the front desk at her unprofessionalism.
3 weeks ago
It’s older. And that is what I loved about it. Like a Route 66 motel. Clean and reasonably priced. Outstanding location for the parks