Over the years we have passed the San Juan Inn, perched on a red rock cutout cliff, along the waters of the San Juan River. Every time, we wished we were staying there. We finally did! It was lovely! Everyone was lovely. The ladies for check-in, and check-out, were VERY nice. Our rooms (We had a two bedroom unit.) were very clean and comfortable. It had a nice refrigerator, which was very useful. The bathroom was new, and stunning! I believe they are in the process of remodeling. Outside their are padded lounge chairs overlooking the river. As well, there’s a rooftop area viewing area with comfortable lounge chairs. The restaurant, on the property, was good, fairly priced, with very pleasant servers. I highly recommend staying here! I will stay again!

This place is a dump! Whatever you do, book a room anywhere else than here! If you think the movie Psyco is bad, it's a gem compared to this place. Drive the extra miles and stay at the Super8 in Blanding

Thought this place was closer to Four Corners, but it was great for an overnight stay. Check in was not pleasant, the lady who checked us in was quite rude. But the room was nice and big, seems to have traditional products in the room (like blankets), There's a restaurant on site which is handy and serves good food. There is a trading post that also sells a lot of bits and pieces, from fresh produce to souvenirs. It's about an hour from Four Corners and about 30 mins from Monument Valley. It's on the river and has some great views and red rock all around.

great view , nice place by the river , good restaurant also , but the star of the show was a young man who was our waiter , what a wealth of knowledge , he alone made the long , and wonderful , drive worthwhile

The location of the hotel is lovely, right on the river and tucked into a red rock. The check-in area is tight parking, and the woman at the desk was not particularly friendly. The room itself was okay. It seemed to be clean and it was nice to step out and see the river below. There were some negatives though: the bed was a bit too hard for me, and the sheets and the towels were also hard - just no softness anywhere with the bedding. There was also no microwave or refrigerator, which is unusual these days. There are places to sit by the riverside, which is nice. And, there is a restaurant attached that had a good Indian taco (they call it) which made a meal in itself. There is coffee and tea, along with some items for breakfast in the trading post that are free for guests (I didn't know this until we were nearly leaving and I grabbed something on the way to the car). It would have been nice to have known this. All in all - it is a decent place to stay, with a beautiful view.