Two Sunsets Hotel
Two Sunsets Hotel is a recently refurbished establishment under new ownership, situated in the heart of historic downtown Panguitch, Utah (50 N Main Street, 84759). Our 25-room hotel offers comfortable accommodations which provide a home base to explore all the beauty and adventure Southern Utah offers. We are conveniently located within a half-hour from Bryce Canyon National Park and about an hour of the East entrance of Zion National Park, with easy access to world-class trailheads at Red Canyon. Panguitch Lake, Cedar Breaks National Monument, Escalante Grand Staircase, Kodachrome Basin State Park, Brian Head, and other state and national parks also surround us here at the Two Sunsets Hotel.
We welcome guests with conveniences including free in-room WiFi and DirectTV, free covered self-parking, Tesla Charging stations (with adaptors for other electric cars) and express check-out. The friendly staff can provide front-desk service during regular hours. We pride ourselves in knowing the area and are eager to offer advice about sightseeing, appropriate dining experiences and local attractions. Many of us are avid backpackers and a list of some of our favorite hikes/strolls for all abilities can be found here.
We welcome guests with conveniences including free in-room WiFi and DirectTV, free covered self-parking, Tesla Charging stations (with adaptors for other electric cars) and express check-out. The friendly staff can provide front-desk service during regular hours. We pride ourselves in knowing the area and are eager to offer advice about sightseeing, appropriate dining experiences and local attractions. Many of us are avid backpackers and a list of some of our favorite hikes/strolls for all abilities can be found here.
Our renovations include reducing our carbon footprint. Click below for a list of energy improvements we are making to do our part.
Panguitch, Utah
With rural charm and a strong sense of heritage, Panguitch, Utah, exhibits the enduring spirit of the pioneers. Many of the town's main street buildings are listed on the National Register of Historic Places and provide quaint, Western-themed shopping and dining options. With its roots going back to 1864, the former lumber and ranching community now attracts travelers looking to experience the beauty of Southern Utah.