Things we loved: We liked the charm of the old house, slanted floors and all. It had the feel of an historic family home. Great proximity to Bryce and Zions. Not right in the park but close enough to enjoy all the beauty there. We did a tour at the animal sanctuary in Kanab which was close by as well. The owners were responsive to our needs when the power was out for about 6 hours. They brought over a lantern for light and wood for the fireplace so we could stay warm. It was big enough to accommodate 6 adults comfortably. They plowed the driveway so we could get in and out. Wifi worked great. Kitchen has plenty of dishes and pots. Owners were very friendly and personable.

Things we didn't love: Because of the heavy snow, we couldn't do anything at the property. It would be better in summer if you want to do enjoy the lake or outdoor things. The property is right off the main road and very close to another home which the pictures don't show. There was no dishwasher. There is only comfortable seating for 4 people in the living room. The power went out twice which was not the owners fault but made cooking impossible on an electric stove. Cell phones only worked on wifi calling which was disabled during the power outages. Most businesses are closed during the winter in the nearby towns except the grocery store. No place to rent atv's in the area in winter. We did end up driving 90 minutes to Hurricane and had rented machines there. Highly recommend Southern Utah Adventure Center for Razor and atv rental. We spent a whole day at Sand Hollow State Park which was the highlight of the trip. So fun. There was not enough hot water for 6 people to take very short showers.

All in all we had a nice stay at the Homeplace.