If you are looking for an experience outside of your typical holiday inn, Hampton Inn, Days Inn, etc. then this is truly what you are looking for. I enjoyed this one-of-a-kind Moab experience. It is slightly away from town and secluded. It invites you to take in the surroundings of the red cliffs and the river. The restaurant was good. The food was good. The queen suite room was clean and spacious. I would stay here again every time I come to Moab.

The view from the Red Cliff Lodge makes this place more than worth it. Simply spectacular. We all had a lot of fun taking a walk, watching the horses, or playing tennis. Staff very friendly and the food in the restaurant was good. Only suggestion would be to have other things to do. Pool could have been open as the weather was really nice. Could have board games or a pool table/ping pong/fusball to play. Could also have a horse viewing time.

Our families of 5 (2 adults 3 kids) and Grandparents and Uncle (3 adults) got connecting rooms and LOVED Red Cliffs amazing views, food and proximity to the parks and downtown Moab. Loved the horses out back and the visiting the winery too!

Cabins along the river with decks looking toward the water. We had a two bedroom unit with a shared bathroom between the rooms, A gas fireplace with a couch in front of it. It would have been nice if there was a comfortable chair. A kitchenette area which worked great for breakfast and lunch. Personally I found the beds to be very firm and the least comfortable of our 4 night trip.

We stayed in a king suite overlooking the Colorado River. If anything, we found the accommodations even better than the pictures. Our view of the Colorado River and Red Cliffs was breathtaking. They were fully booked during our stay, but we never felt crowded. Meals are served in a beautifully designed restaurant. If you arrive early to breakfast,you will have a spectacular view at sunrise over the Colorado River. We left here to stay in a chain hotel in Moab. When we discovered it was only an additional 15 minutes to drive Arches from Red Cliffs, we knew we had made a mistake. We had traded our beautiful views and privacy for the bustle of town. Though we enjoyed eating in Moab, next time we will spend every night here.