First, the good. The owner/innkeeper is very hospitable and friendly. The breakfast was very good, eggs cooked to order, bacon, hash browns and toast, juice and coffee or tea. Now, the not so good. We stayed in the part of the inn that was outside the original house, it was added on at some point. The walls were, very, very... More

Nettie and Wally will make you feel at home. Delicious and ample breakfast. Convenient to Bryce and other Hwy 12 attractions. Very clean rooms with great views. This should be your stop if in the area!

Nettie and Wally are the loveliest most down to earth hosts you could meet in the B&B trade. They are extremely accommodating of their guests' needs and dietary requests. We got to pick exactly what we wanted for our cooked breakfast and when, which was simple and tasty. Their house has panoramic views, as do many of the rooms. You... More

My wife and I have stayed in many fine B&B in many places throughout the world. Bullberry tops the list. Nettie and Wally are perfect hosts, the rooms are spacious and the bed comfortable. Breakfast is a treat that makes lunch optional. The location near Bryce and less than two hours from Zion and near Kodachrome and Capital Reef is... More

This place is a dream! I spent 3 weeks driving across the south-west, staying in 16 different hotels and B&Bs, and the Bullberry takes top prize. Nettie & Wally are perfect hosts and offer not just professional B&B but genuine hospitality as well. Rooms are large and comfortable. From the front door you can see the rim of Bryce Canyon... More

Just the perfect place to stay when visiting the Bryce Canyon area. Wonderful clean room, great food and the perfect hosts. We stayed there 2 nights in October of 2012 and from the moment we stepped inside we were treated like family.

This place is a real down home, Mom & Pop style B&B. Nettie and Wally are great hosts - when we arrived Nettie was busy cooking up a batch of salsa and the whole place smelt heavenly. Our room was great, large enough, clean and cool. We had a porch swing just outside which made a great place to have... More

In the middle of a 500-mile bike trip from Moab to St. George, Utah (Sept. 24-29), I came across Bullberry Inn situated immaculately alone just off the highway. Went inside asking if I could buy a Coke. The owner told me there was a store a few miles down the road and then offered me a free soda. I shall... More

Bullberry Inn is very short drive to Bryce Canyon, in a tiny town with a couple of good restaurants. Nettie and Wally are absolutely wonderful, hard working hosts. Our room for one night was medium sized, extremely clean and fresh. You are able to pick the time you would like your breakfast, and Nettie asks the night before what foods... More