Pine Tree Inn

We stayed in the cabin part of this bed and breakfast 5 years ago, and have been trying to find a reason to go back to stay!! We finally did this month, and used it as a halfway(ish) point from Salt Lake City to Disneyland. It was just as we remembered!!! Spacious and just the cutest layout and vibe. Word of caution driving there at night. The road out there is DARK. And I mean dark dark. Be prepared for that. There was a cute little coffee station with yummy seasonal creamers, which was a nice surprise from regular creamer. The breakfast in the morning had to be scheduled for a time slot, (we did upon arrival, late evening) which I didn’t know in advance, and we are lucky the time worked our for us since we had to leave early to hit the road. (Maybe it said it in my email and I missed it, I’ll have to check) The breakfast was amazing. My 12 year old said (5 stars!) French toast, yummy fruit, bacon and orange juice! One thing I noticed, was that the water in the cabin shower only got to warm. It was chilly (maybe 34 degrees) but that surprised me it didn’t heat up more once it got going. The first time we went, we explored the Cathedral Gorge State Park. This time while driving out we saw a few other attractions within a half hour. Caliente Hot Springs and Beaver Dam State Park maybe? We will do more exploring next time! Definitely will stay again anytime we have the opportunity!!

Our family stayed in the log cabin. The room is spacious with a small kitchen and a table for 4. The cabin was clean and comfortable. Breakfast was very good. Nothing fancy or frilly - just a simple breakfast of pancakes, eggs, bacon and fruit. The proprietor was available without hovering. I would definitely stay here again

We loved our stay here. We rented the little cabin on the property and it was very clean and cozy. The breakfast was delicious and everyone was very friendly. We highly recommend staying at Pine Trees.

The Bed and breakfast house is near Cathedral Park. We hiked before sunrise and returned for breakfast. We also visited the park at night to view the abundance of stars. The Pine tree hostess has a pleasant warm personality.

Nothing fancy here, but an adequate and comfortable place to stay. I would stay here again. Not a $200+/night b&b where everything is spiffy and new, but an older home. Seemed more like an upgraded airb&b since the owners don't actually live in the house.