Cliff Dwellers Lodge

Very comfortable accommodations, LOVED how comfortable the beds, bedding, and pillows were for a remote lodge. The room was nicely appointed, good heat/AC, TV, a Kurig with coffe & tea, small dining table, bathroom area was nice, and mini fridge...microwave if you ask at the gas station. Amazing views and stunning area landscape. This lodge conveniently has a gas station and a small restaurant, which were perfect, excellent service too.. We even found menu items for us vegans, which was so nice and appreciated. The guided fishing on the river from Lee's Ferry couldn't have been better. What a treat! Excellent fishing for hubby, and amazing sightseeing for non-fishing me (although I do have and used my own waders). The high view of horseshoe bend is only 30min away outside of nearby Page, just note it's a high tourist area, $10 to park your car, and a 15min walk to the edge to get your pictures. Worth it!

Room was very nice, clean and recently updated. Staff was very helpful and had a lot of great suggestions on local hiking trails and must see day trips. Location was great and views from the hotel were magnificent. Dark skies so stargazing was also very fun. I went in December, no crowds and temps were chilly but once sun came up it was quite comfortable.

We really enjoyed our stay at this neat motel - great location to stay after Antelope Canyon and before kayaking from Lee’s Ferry. The onsite restaurant was really good (we had dinner and breakfast there) And their cocktails were tasty too. This place is not fancy, but it was clean and we loved sitting out under the stars, in what felt like the middle of nowhere. There is a cool old trading post next door, with neat rocks and rock structures that we enjoyed walking around. Staff was friendly and they have a little convenience store onsite. It was a refreshing stay compared to the alternative of staying in Page in a chain hotel with no character

What a great short trip and stay at cliff dwellers! Staff was friendly (shout out to Dave in the fly shop), room was clean and had good water pressure, also surprisingly tasty food at the restaurant. Bonus, there are slot canyons and great fishing right outside the door and also a well-curated fly shop onsite. I generally shy away from lodges in favor of small places or camping, was pleasantly surprised by Cliff Dweller which had a welcoming feel for a solo traveler — already thinking about another trip back with my bro (lots of water to explore).

I stayed in Room 4 of the old section that is attached to the restaurant. Although it is quite rustic and really dated, I loved it! I stayed in a lot of hotels during my trip and actually enjoyed this one the most because of it's awesome location and the relaxed atmosphere. Staff was great and besides the fact that some older lady mistakenly tried to get in my room, I felt safe as a solo traveler. It's located right off the main road, but was very quiet and great for sleeping. The food at the restaurant was delicious and I was glad they have a gas pump there to fill-up. I would definitely stay here again.

I rate this little hidden gem for what it is. It's a nice little restaurant with great staff. Food was great. I believe they have little motel rooms for weekend anglers or outdoor lovers to have a place to rest if needed.

We really enjoyed our stay there. Everybody was so friendly. The room was really clean. Check-in was easy. In the cliff dwellers restaurant had really good food. We would highly recommend this to anybody who is staying in that area.

I have been staying with you guys for several years for my yearly kayak trip down the Colorado river. It was always a glorious place, but this time it was even better. I’m not sure what changed, but the food was even better, the service was impeccable, and the beds were very comfortable. Special shout out to Azalea, the best server I’ve ever had. I can’t wait to come back.