I have been to a few B&Bs. This place is no exceptions. The hosts are very friendly and helpful.

While the room is small and not well equipped, it is clean and convenient. Most rooms are quite small and able to accommodate one or two persons. Ours is bigger (not big) and has a bunk bed. The building shows its age. That is why there are noise when you walk in the building and open doors. But we like the style and way around. BTW, some B$B are not kid friendly.

Glendale is a tiny town and this is the only game in town if you want to stay here. No grocery stores. The town is strategically located between Zion and Bryce, which is why we stayed. It is not too far away from Grand Canyon North Rim. We have also heard good things about the nearby restaurant.

Best of all is the hearty breakfast. Very nicely done. And not too heavy or salty! It is a rarity for breakfast in the U.S. Perhaps this is due to the large number of international travelers.

Not sure why a review I wrote for this place in 2009 hasn't appeared, and I am not able to choose a date older than Dec 2010.

The location is pretty nice - very close to Bryce, not as close to Zion but there isn't any hotel any closer to Zion. The owner Mike is great - we love all the owner-tended B&B, because even though it doesn't guarantee standardized service, it makes you feel special. The rooms are definitely on the smaller side, and so are the bathrooms outside. Considering how old the property is, a modern or fresh look cannot be expected. Breakfasts were homey and sizable, and it comes with the long conversation that people of that age and type like to have with guests.

We had planned to arrive before 9 pm, which is when they request that you check in by, but like any traveller know we ran about an hour late. Mike had no problem with it.

On the same trip, we stayed at another B&B very close to this one - fancy decor and a very "British tea" sort of dining room that had waiters in frilly aprons. Can pick one item each out of one section each, not a crumb more, no substitutions and I don't care if you're vegetarian, extra items at additional astronomical cost, etc etc. Would gladly give up an antique dresser that travelers never use for generous and sociable hosts.

This was our first experience at a bed and breakfast and Our stay at the Smith was very good. It was a wonderful experience and I look forward to staying there again. The owners- Mike and Rochelle are very friendly and look to make your stay comfortable. The room was very clean and nice and the farms are very good too. We have a six year old, whom they gladly accommodated. The farms have apple, pear trees which my daughter loved. They have horses too and there were lots of humming birds around. The breakfast was very very good.
They recommended the Buffalo bistro for other meals, which is right next door. The food there is amazing. I had their veg pasta, which was superb. The peach cobbler was good too. Both the places are an experience....

We stayed at Smith B&B the night after our Zion Park visit. A great stopping point either on the way to, or away from Zion. This was our first-ever stay at a BB, so we knew generally what to expect from reading about BB's. Rochelle & Mike were very cordial and attentive. We ate at the Buffalo Bistro next door - a good choice. Breakfast was very, very, very good! Upon departure, Mike asked everyone where they were travelling to. He suggested scenic by-ways that would have been otherwise missed opportunities. (Thanks Mike).