Best breakfast at a B&B that we've ever had. Owners need to advertise the PRIVATE hot tub available in some of the rooms. House is quiet, location is perfect. Rooms are spacious and the views from the property are spectacular.

We stayed here 1 night during our visit to Capitol Reef. We had read wonderful reviews and liked what we saw on the website so we were looking forward to it. We were a little surprised when we arrive to find the property overgrown with grass and shrubbery. There was no seeing beyond any of this from the hot tub, so we decided to skip the hot tub. We had read about the evening cocktail time, yet the inn was empty when we were there prior to dinner and empty when we returned. Breakfast was good but the options for our omelets was spinach and mushrooms, not much of selection.
Hopefully they will get the property back to where it appears it used to be in many of the photos.

We stayed here for 2 nights while visiting Capitol Reef National Park and wished we'd stayed longer both to see more of the park and to enjoy more nights in the B&B.
We stayed in the Sagebrush room which has a private hot tub on the raised deck - brilliant after spending a day around the park.
Breakfast each morning was fresh cooked, and very tasty indeed!
The hosts have their own house next door, so guests have the run of the house. We spent some of our evening reading some of the local guidebooks left in the lounge listening to some music on the sound system. Had a great chill-out couple of nights here, and if I'm ever back in the area I'll definitely stay here.

If you are in or around Capitol Reef National Park in Torre, Utah, be sure to stay at The Skyridge Inn. The room was comfortable and attractive, and the breakfasts extra special.
Our room had a hot tub in an enclosed, adjoining room overlooking beautiful, red rock canyons. Room has a small sate lit tv and wi-fi connectivity. Owners are quite pleasant and cordial. Only complaint was that there was too much chlorine in the hot tub. Probably better too much than too little, huh?