This is a great inn with terrific views in a peaceful location. The rooms were lovely and comfortable (no TV but who cares). The breakfasts were delicious and varied. The proprietor was wonderful and also very helpful when I became ill and needed to find a doctor out in the wide open spaces of southern utah. If you plan on visiting Capitol Reef National Park this is a convienent location.

Great B&B with view from the front porch. Penny is an excellent cook (can't beat the great breakfasts) and host. It is definitely the best place to stay for a visit to the Capitol Reef area. My wife who is an interior designer was impressed by the decor and the beds. It is a real treat to sit on the front porch and take in the sunsets of the cliffs to the east.

We stayed about eight nights at Eric and Penny's first-rate B&B while hiking in Capitol Reef NP in Sept 2009. The house, setting, rooms, and meals are fabulous, and they are, too. They run the B&B in the spring/summer and work in the skiing world in Colorado in the late fall/winter. They are outdoors people themselves, and they have plenty of helpful first-hand knowledge of the area. The fellow guests were fascinating people to share breakfast with. Affordable. In the small town of Teasdale, tucked at the base of a hill, about ten minutes from the entrance to Capitol Reef NP. When you're on the front porch, you barely know you're in a town at all. Wish all B&B's were as good as the Muley Twist Inn!

I've stayed at the Muley Twist Inn several times and each time it was just perfect. Eric and Penny are wonderful hosts and give you lots of space to just relax. The rooms are well-decorated and very comfortable. The views are also spectacular.