This is a belated review from our 3 nights over Thanksgiving. Just wonderful. 3 of us (my wife and adult son) had a cabin by the river. Large and comfortable. Setting is idyllic. Even more so with snow on the ground. Its a little off the beaten path but well worth the effort to drive to vs staying at some cookie cutter place in town. The Thanksgiving buffet was over the top. I need to get their stuffing recipe. Best ever? Maybe. Staff always helpful and friendly. Perfect base for exploring the area. Hope to return

My wife and I have been coming to the Red Cliffs Lodge every February (our anniversary) for quite a few years. The drive out on Hwy 128 is stunning and the red cliffs surrounding the lodge are breathtaking. We have stayed at both the King Suites and the cabins and both are beautiful and comfortable with fantastic views from both the suites and the cabins. On our most recent stay, they have fixed the internet problems and both phone and internet are available and work well if you need them. For the most part, you need neither, because there is so much to see and do. You are minutes away from Arches National Park and Canyonlands National Park. In February, the weather is always a question but for us, it doesn't matter. On one trip, we were snowed in for a day or so but the surroundings were just that much more beautiful. One year, it was almost 80 degrees everyday and we were able to take some fascinating jeep tours. The lodge has a really nice museum that highlights all the film history of the area. The hospitality of everyone at the lodge is second to none. All in all, our February trips to the Red Cliffs Lodge are one of the highlights of our year.

We decided on the spur of the moment to get a room here while traveling, and it was wonderful! The staff, rooms, and overall experience was unbelievable. We spent some time in the hot tub while it was snowing (which was a first for me) and that made the experience magical, and then getting to wake up to the Colorado River right over patio and mountains were magical. It is somewhere that I will visit again and recommend to others in the future!

Absolutely gorgeous! Our family rented two cabins, and they exceeded our expectations. The cabins were right along the Colorado River, and having a cup of coffee on the deck in the morning while viewing the beautiful scenery and listening to the river rush by was one of my favorite things to do. The cabins were very clean, cute and spacious. We also loved the privacy and serenity. I can't say enough good things about the staff - every person I dealt with was very friendly, efficient and went out of their way to be helpful. My only regret was that we didn't stay longer, but that will be remedied on our next visit. I love this place!

This hotel is located 17 miles outside of Moab on a bend of the Colorado River. It's a great base for exploring all the area has to offer. We like the isolation but it means a long drive to town and back if you want to eat in Moab. The views are stunning and every room has a view of the river and cliffs as far as I can tell. The rooms are like a mini studio apartment with a kitchen/dining/sitting area in addition to the sleeping area. There is also a patio. The rooms are furnished in wild west style with lots of interesting artwork. Very nice buffet breakfast in the lodge for $12. In winter they may or may not be open for dinner, so check and be prepared. The staff are all very friendly and helpful. There is a nice pool and hot tub, but only the hot tub is open in winter. This was our second stay and this is one of my favorite hotels anywhere in the world. We are going to make it an annual tradition.