In 1916, Syrett, who went by the nickname “Ruby”, opened what is now Ruby’s Inn in Bryce Canyon City, Utah. When he bought a ranch near what is now Bryce Canyon National Park, he had no plans of becoming a conservationist and hotelier, but when he first set eyes on the inspiring orange and pink hoodoos of Bryce Canyon, he was moved. Reuben Syrett was first and foremost a cowboy. Outdoor pool at Bryce Canyon Grand Hotel (Photo: Courtesy Ruby’s Inn) The Ruby’s Inn complex is still owned and managed by the Syrett family, four generations later. What started as a 20-room lodge is now the gateway to the park including three hotels, multiple restaurants, a general store and over 300 campsites. Here you can enjoy nature, bask in solitude and hopefully find that sense of nostalgia you’ve been missing.īasecamp at Ruby’s Inn, which was founded by the man who helped make Bryce Canyon a National Park 100 years ago, Reuben Syrett. If you’re pining for the days when you didn’t have to make reservations, circle for parking or hike in a crowd, head to Bryce Canyon. PRICINGįor more detailed information on hosting small events, weddings, reception-only events, and guaranteed pricing information, please give the Royer’s a call at (775) 753-6867 or visit rub圓 national parks have gotten more popular, there’s no denying that the experience of a national park vacation has changed over the years. Any bar and beverage service must be provided under the licensed establishment of Ruby 350 Lodge. The lodge welcomes service provided by approved vendors, to include rentals accommodating tents, a dance floor, tableware, tables, chairs, linens, restrooms and self-contained caterers. The Ruby 360 Lodge can accommodates parties ranging anywhere from 50 people indoors, to 200 people outdoors for a range of special events. Located nearly 30 minutes from downtown Elko, and approximately 4 hours from Reno and Salt Lake City, hosting your event at the 360 Lodge will be an occasion you won’t soon forget, no matter the season. When planning your special event, consider Lamolle’s Ruby 360 Lodge. WEDDINGS & SPECIAL EVENTS AT RUBY 360 LODGE Each overnight stay comes with complimentary morning coffee and biscotti, though arrangements for meals can be made in advance. There is a 4-room minimum required for any guests who are not part of a wedding or special event. The lodge also boasts a ski room, where visitors can store their ski equipment and comfortably change in and out of appropriate gear. Though most guests who frequent the lodge are combining their overnight stay with a heli-skiing package, anyone can stay at the 360 Lodge, which is equipped with 10 comfortable rooms.

Here, visitors can count on 360 degree views with 360 degree service. When not on the mountain, guests can drink in unmatched views of the Great Basin Nevada is so well known for, while basking in luxurious rooms and fine dining. Nearby Elko provided several options, but who wants to spend 30 minutes commuting when that time could be spent on the mountain? Nestled in the foothills of the Ruby Mountains near the quiet community of Lamoille, the Royer’s dream has come alive with the Ruby 360 Lodge.

Though Joe and Francy Royer successfully launched and independently beckoned the masses to the unsuspectingly spectacular heli-ski terrain in the Rubies, they needed a place to accommodate their guests. And what a way to celebrate their 40th year in operation, than seeing their dream come to fruition. Since founding the Ruby Mountain Heli Experience in 1977, the Royer’s always had their sights on opening a lodge.

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