Location was amazing! Really felt like I was enveloped by the natural beauty Breakfast buffet was great. View great. Housekeeping staff kept everything perfect. All staff helpful and accommodating . Loved the Colorado in my backyard. Had dinner one night and service was great. Food was creative and healthy.

Locks did not work on doors. Deadbolt on front door and lock on deck door. Told front desk but was not repaired during our stay. Very safe place. Maybe mentality is not to worry about locked doors. Fan in one of the bedrooms not secure. Wobbled. We did not use.

Location is amazing. Property is well maintained and upgraded compared to other Ranch/Lodge resorts we have stayed at. Stayed during the fall/winter months and not all services were provided as in the summer months. Would return in summer and fall/ winter Take a horse back trail ride, even though it’s a shorter path than in the summer it’s amazing ranch style ride (not on a manicured trail)

With reduced services as advertised on the website I would like to have scene a reduction in daily resort fee of $50.

The view was incredible with the cabin nestled between the canyon walls and right along the Colorado river. The beds were very comfortable and we had a great night sleep. We felt very safe leaving some of our luggage in the car. Everything was clean. We loved that you could see the stars right from the back porch. We will definitely be here again!

Because it is the off season, there aren't many food options open. We had to drive into downtown Moab. Not a big deal, just poor planning on our part.

Everything was outstanding - it was expensive. Expectations were high since the price was so high and my expectations were met. It was a special trip so I splurged. It was wonderful.

I feel like I'm nitpicking now but internet was bad - that wasn't why we were there; but not having decent internet and being so far away from town - we couldn't pull up things in town we wanted to...had to wait until we actually got into town to do so. BUT, we stayed that far out for the peace and quiet. And as much as I adored sitting out on the porch - the patio furniture was quite hard on the butt. If there had been cushioned patio furniture, I would have spent alot of time enjoying the scenery I came for. That was probably the biggest thing I didn't like.

location is perfect. I felt safe walking a little ways away from the room toward the river in the dark to really be able to stargaze. The room has a nice layout to enjoy the river view from bed and kitchen area.

No kettle to heat water! I travel with my own coffee and french press and was sad I had no way to use it. Also, there are dishes provided in the little kitchenette, but no soap to wash dishes. This place could be really wonderful if it just upped the kitchen amenities a bit.

The location was amazing. Could not have asked for a more spectacular view. The rooms were clean, very modern, and comfortable. We had an issue with the WiFi in our room, and the staff was very responsive and accommodating to quickly address our concern.

They are currently doing renovations, making some things inaccessible when we were there. However, when the construction is completed, I think everything will be perfect.

Loved the room. We had a queen room that had a small kitchen, sofa and patio. We backed onto the pasture where the horses grazed. In future I'll try for a river view. Breakfast was a bit pricey at $20 per person, but it could not be better and you won't need lunch. We stayed earlier in this trip in Sedona, where we ate off paper plates and couldn't find a free table---that was more than this delicious all you can eat breakfast spread, with three kinds of eggs, sausage, world's best bacon, fresh fruit, oatmeal, Danish, coffee, hasbrowns, biscuits, gravy, pancakes and French toast all in a restaurant with a stunning view of the red cliffs and the Colorado river. There is a museum within the property about films shot in and around Moab. There is an onsite Jacuzzi and pool, an ice machine and laundry. I think it's $5.50. We loved walking over to the restaurant in the evening. The food was amazing.

Hmmm...the fridge in our room ran a tad bit loud. But really everything was fine.

The location of the red cliffs lodge is sensational. You have a great view of the river and the red rocks from everywhere. The rooms are spacious and the beds are very comfortable. The outdoor pool is very nice and felt good after hiking at Arches national park.

The restaurant is overpriced. For dinner better to go to Moab. The bathrooms are very small and I would have preferred a nice shower instead of bathtub with shower curtain.

Fantastic location with views of the Canyon and is right next to the Colorado River, waking up and going to the terrace to see the sunrise and listen to the river is priceless. The pool and the hot tub are great to use after a long day of hiking. The rooms are clean and comfortable.

The staff was not always very friendly. They were not rude, its just that they would not go out of their way to assist. For example, I made a couple of questions about the available tours for the brochures they had at the front desk and the lady knew very little and was not willing to even comment to give us a hint about what to do or activities to take, or how to decide. Also we spent a whole night without any electricity because of a storm, so clearly they did not have a backup generator. for USD 500 per night that should probably be a good possibility.

This is the best hotel for 100 miles around, the location is pretty perfect and, although the attitude of the staff is less good, this really is where you will want to be. The location among the red rocks beside the Colorado River is outstanding. The restaurant is brilliant with effective air-con but a much better choice is the terrace outside if you don't mind a hot place, and we don't! The river view with the surrounding cliffs catching the evening sun is outstanding. The slightly hokey museum of western filming activity in the area is funny. Exhbits include a "slightly damaged" body double dummy of Gina Davis from the crash scene in Thelma and Louise - other exhibits are less exciting - but the backgrounds to John ford movies come right off the ground as you drive around. Very convenient for Arches and Canyonlands NP.

Reception staff were arrogant, the hotel needs competition as it gets many things right but could do better.