Red Cliffs Lodge Moab

Amazing experience here! The staff were so kind and accommodating, such excellent service! The room was clean and had a stunning view of the Colorado River. Breakfast was good and the $15/day credit for snacks and breakfast was a great addition. The lobby was just redone and is so beautiful and cozy. Such a neat property with breathtaking views and so much to do. Hot tub was open and very nice! Great to come during the winter- quiet and peaceful :) Highly recommend

I am a lifetime Titanium Marriott Bonvoy Member having stayed more than 1400 nights at Marriott properties. This property is very special. The location is amazing. Sitting on the banks of the Colorado River, about 14 miles beyond Moab. I stayed in a Creekside king room. My check-in experience was amongst the best over the years. Friendly and helpful. I enjoyed dinner at the restaurant, and the service was impeccable I enjoyed an appetizer of hummus with pita bread and vegetables and a wonderful main course of four cheese ravioli with seared shrimp for my protein. The wine selection was a bit “lite” but adequate. After dinner, I enjoyed an old fashioned cocktail at the bar. My server, River, was not very attentive. She made a point of visiting with two couples who were also guests, but did not show me much attention at all. In fact, when I paid my bill and left, she didn’t even acknowledge me. That would be my only reason for not Rating everything at five. Despite that I would rate my visit highly.

Along the beautiful Route 128, this equestrian center, hotel & restaurant is just fantastic. My son & his wife and I had only a couple of nights on November 2025, but what a great experience. The rooms are clean and well designed, the restaurant offers good food, copious portions. And the setting is breathtaking. I definitely recommend a stay here.

We highly enjoyed our stay! We had a room right next to the Colorado River with the majestic red rock cliffs as a backdrop. Stunning. We ate at the restaurant each night and the meals were excellent. The only negative was the espresso maker in the room using pods for your morning coffee. It was a pretty cheap piece of plastic which really did not work very well.

PROS: Beautiful property with amazing views. Rooms were clean and comfortable. Property has a hot tub and fitness center. These were both nice to have in the winter. CONS: Parking fee of $20/night charged upon check out. Nothing was mentioned about this fee beforehand. There is only one restaurant at the property. The food was overpriced and subpar. Plan to eat elsewhere in town.

This was a terrible experience. We stayed here in July while the lodge was under renovation, check in and meals were in the bronco office at that time. That trip, despite those inconveniences, far exceeded our current trip.||||Returned to celebrate NYE (3 nights), bad service from the start. The room wasn’t ready at 4:15 when we arrived the 30th, and the front desk girl seemed unapologetic. We saw the hotel was hosting a NYE dinner/party and booked tickets on Eventbrite. BIG mistake. Total disaster. This restaurant should not even be open yet as they clearly haven’t trained the staff to execute dinner or breakfast (we had both prior to this fiasco, both subpar).||||We were seated at 7pm and nobody approached our table to even provide water for 45 minutes. This was the case for all 5 tables in our section. We ended up leaving over 2 hours into this nonsense. Will never return here again. This place is a scam. Although the rooms are nice; the rest of the situation is not worth the headache. This place is definitely NOT operating at Marriot caliber despite being bought out by them over a year ago?! Hopefully Marriot will look into this as this isn’t a good look for the brand. I could write pages on how bad the experience has been, but do yourself a favor and just don’t stay here.

Thank goodness we weren't paying peak prices! Add $50 a night for a more accurate price. I had read a couple of blogs that recommended this place pre renovation. I should have looked at these Google reviews for more up-to-date information, even to just be informed and understanding what I was getting into. Same as everyone else -$20 a night for parking on gravel with no cover, leaving me scraping ice of my windshield and running the car before we left to be able to see -$30 for an amenities fee, of which the wifi is free for members anyway, and the s'mores were something you needed to ask for. - service at the restaurant!!! I know it must be up and down, but they were understaffed. We wanted desert, but after spending 30min waiting for our plates to clear, I walked up to the bar to try and get the check. -Front desk are nice but not playing as a team. When we walked in for breakfast, they eyed us, watched us walk to the podium. Then did nothing to inform their team mate who was working at the bar, back turned, that a family had turned up. It costs nothing!!! To walk over to the bar and say "NAME, a couple of people are here for breakfast", insead I awkwardly walk to the bar, clear my throat for attention and ask if we could be seated for breakfast. - the room was not ready for 3 people, sofa not made up and no third towel. -other improvements recommended: get a kettle or at least have some on hand to put in rooms on request, add more hooks for towels in the bathroom, one is not enough. Get better blankets, even with the noisyest heat turned up, I slept in the down jacket. Get a mocktail menu. View was incredible, room is clean and nicely furnished.

After checking in, we decided to have dinner at the hotel restaurant, because we were tired from the drive in, and Moab is about a 20 minute drive from the hotel. The service was absolutely horrible! At one point, I noticed that one server was trying to cover 9 tables, and he was drowning. I asked a host for some balsamic vinegar, and I'm very broken English, he said he would get my server. After 20 minutes, I finally informed management that the lone server was drowning and he decided to help. Now, I believe that good, strong communication is vital to any successful operation, and that includes being able to articulate your requests and the receiving party being able to understand that communication. 2 of our 3 visits we were served by a staff member with a very strong accent and who had difficulty understanding our requests. My wife ordered a Cosmopolitan and she was given a peppermint martini, which extended our wait on beverages. I ordered the salmon which smelled a little fishy for salmon, but I tried it anyway, only to bite into a completely raw center. Because I did not want to wait another 45 minutes for a new meal, I went without that night. The next morning, we gave the restaurant the benefit of the doubt and had breakfast there. Again, we waited almost 20 minutes before getting any coffee or drinks. Even though there were not many people dining, the wait for our food was still surprisingly long. At this point, we felt that it would probably be easier and faster to just drive into town for our meals, and so that is what we did. However, my wife had already purchased tickets for the "New Years Eve Event", so we were already expecting a disaster, and the Red Cliffs did not disappoint. They overbooked guests by nearly double to their table count, and a physical fight almost ensued between guests waiting in line. There was also a miscommunication between what the staff was told was dinner time, and what was out out on the e-flyer. Everyone arrived at 7pm, and the staff had been expecting dinner to begin at 5pm. It was a complete break down of any type of communication and order. At one point, I noticed a staff member crying. More of the previously described service continued through the night, and after about 2 and a half hours, we finally left immediately after dinner and decided to not even wait on dessert. Minutes later, my son would say that he was still hungry, so we ended up purchasing snacks after dinner. This event was supposed to have a "New Years party", taking place in the next room. I took a photo of an empty ballroom at 9:42pm. The band was not good. The most upbeat song that was played was Wagon Wheel.... at a new years eve party! Most of the night was spent watching the 5 friends of the band trying to make the dance floor not look empty. I saw the bartender maybe twice in an almost empty room. It got to the point that I just started bringing my own drinks from my room because the service was so bad, and it was easier to do it myself. We wanted to leave, but we had been drinking and my wife waited for the band to take breaks to request the kind of music you can dance to while bringing in the new year. She pretty much tried to make the best of it. After these consistently horrible experiences, we decided to sleep on it, rather than join the 50 other guests that were complaining. We talked about it the next day, and upon checking out, I very politely informed the staff of their shortcomings. Management was very receptive and listened to all of our complaints. Now, to be fair, the hotel was beautiful and the views are amazing! Our room was very clean, the grounds were quiet and peaceful, the hot tub was nice, and the staff was very polite and apologetic. I'm not sure if I would stay here again or not, but if I knew with certainty that the food service issue was addressed and properly corrected, then I absolutely would.

Great place to stay if you want peace and quiet-tranquility! Off the beaten path of Moab Utah. Private cabins to stay in and horses on the ranch, what more do I need? The answer is nothing, I need nothing else to be happy! Our cabin had a porch overlooking the rushing Colorado River and the massive red cliffs of Moab. The scenery alone was worth the trip. If you want to jaunt out to Moab for some restaurants and other activities, you can, it is only 14 miles away. Also Arches National Park and the Dead Horse Point State Park are only about 15 miles away. But you never have to leave the ranch if you do not want to because there is a wonderful restaurant and bar right in the lodge lobby. Now the restaurant is reservation only but we thoroughly enjoyed the live guitar music in the bar and the bar food was amazing! My red trout on spicy slaw was phenomenal!!! I want that spicy slaw recipe so bad!!! My husband had the pork chops with an apple dressing and he said it was juicy and delicious. I brought some organic apples and carrots for the horses and they came right up to the fence to eat them, and let me pet them. You can reserve a morning trail ride if you want to. They also have guided Jeep tours. The scenery was just absolutely spectacular. The cabin we were in had a kitchenette with everything you need to prepare a home cooked meal. The fireplace was wonderful to watch at night. Our cabin came with a telescope to star gaze too. Really wonderful well maintained resort and beautiful cabins. Oh I almost forgot to add, the bed was super comfortable too!

Had a great trip at a great location . I can't think of a better place to stay when visiting Moab. Red cliffs lodge is just far enough away from town and just close enough at the same time. Right on the river and the rooms are great. Plus can't beat the view !

This was a good place until it changed ownership. NOT ANYMORE ! Dirty rooms, bad food, and the new management couldn't care less. Will NEVER stay here again!

Great service, delicious food all set in a beautiful , peaceful environment. I couldn't have asked for a better place to end a vacation. During our trip, we stayed at a five- star resort. Red Cliffs Lodge beat that place by a mile. Thanks to everyone at the Lodge for making this Disney adventurer feel so at home!

Amazing hospitality from the moment we arrived! The drive onto the property (we arrived after sunset) began our journey of relaxation; the winding driveway and fairy lights set the mood! The receptionist was warm and informative; our room (209) was cozy, super clean and let me mention the comfortable bed! They do not skimp on mattresses or pillows! We have travelled the world and with the luxury of 5star accommodations; this bed surpasses some of the best! Our slider opening up onto a private patio and the most spectacular view of the Colorado River and surrounding Red Cliffs was beauty and majesty beyond words! The restaurant was low key chill, the food and hospitality exceptional! We can't wait to come back!

One of the best parts of being a travel guide is not only reading about amazing places but getting to experience it yourself. This summer I had the privilege to guide a few tours in Utah and Red Cliffs Lodge still lingers in my mind as one of my favorite places to have stayed. First Impressions Coming to this hotel isn't a simple drive down the road. Instead, it takes you about 20 minutes away from the main roads and you hug the mountains as you drive parallel to the Colorado River. There is no reception here but the drive is worthy of any Instagram story or TikTok video. The lazy brown river churns downwards as you go upstream and you see all kinds of things from kayakers to rafters as you drive one of the best roads if you enjoy an exciting drive. If you don't, you'll want to take some motion sickness meds before the drive. As you approach the entrance of Red Cliffs Lodge you see horses running all around at the horse ranch right next to the hotel and on the right of the entrance a newly installed Ford Bronco Challenge Trail giving anyone with a Bronco a chance to test the limits of their vehicle. Driving through the entrance and you feel like you're inside a real life Western. Beautiful green lawns are on the right, the Colorado River snakes behind the property on the right, and large mountains create natural walls around the property. The use of wood and rocks are the themes for everything it's no wonder this property has been used (and will continue to be used) for movies all throughout the past century. It is a gorgeous set piece in a land filled with so much beauty. Service The staff here are so kind and easy to work with. They know the business they're in and they try their best to help. From the front desk staff to the kitchen staff all know their roles and share a hospitality which makes you feel welcomed. Food Though you wouldn't think food is that important it is when you are so far away from any other food options. You would think this means they could get away with low quality food because you have to eat there but you would be so wrong. They have an outdoor cook out area next to the tennis courts looking out to the Colorado River. This place does all you can eat lunch for burgers and hot dogs with chips and sides and it is one of the best burgers I've eaten all year. The flame broiled patties were delicious and I found out they use a beef and sirloin steak mix. This makes for a flavorful and tasty mix. Their breakfast is fulfilling and gives you a great start to the morning. Dinner is reservation based also so make sure you make one when you check in. The food overall is much better than you would expect, as long as you realize the food you would expect from a cowboy/dude ranch is exactly what you'll get. Rooms The rooms are huge. Multi leveled with the bottom half having a full couch, dining area, mini fridge, coffee bar, and sink. The air conditioning is also there as well which means that it might take some time to cool down the room completely since it's so far away from the bed. The bed itself is on the higher area with most beds being queen to king size. There is a full vanity section to the left of it with a huge mirror, a coat rack (which is so handy), and a TV right across the bed in the corner banister area. Depending on which side of the resort you are on you'll have a porch facing the open area for horses or the Colorado River. When the weather cools down it is a perfect place to have a beer and watch the sunset. The bathroom is right at the entrance. A large him-and-her sink with mirror is there with a hair dryer and large closets behind this space. Separately there is a bathroom with the toilet and shower/bathtub. The one gripe I do have is they have very soft water here so if you're trying to get a nice lather off of you when showering it'll probably linger on your body afterwards. X Factor We all know how light pollution can ruin a lot of great views of the sky, but since there is so little around this area when there is a full moon out you can see some of the most gorgeous star filled skies in the west. They also go all out for events and holidays such as July 4th where they have special cook outs and pool parties. Also, being so close to Arches National Park makes Red Cliffs Lodge a unique place to stay that is both near and yet far enough from adventure. Conclusion Red Cliffs Lodge was always a highlight for me on our trips. It is both brimming with adventure whilst also giving you a slow paced stay when needed. If you plan on going out and exploring this area of Utah and want a place unique and special I highly recommend staying at Red Cliffs Lodge.

The views are positively stunning. We pulled in and saw beautiful horses running around. We are next to the river and can hear a soothing babbling. This is one of the most beautiful places I have ever stayed. The front desk and breakfast team was very welcoming and helpful. Staff is absolutely 5 star. The scenery from the pool is stunning, perfect place for a quiet afternoon reading a book. Mattresses are very old and need replacing for comfort.

Stayed at the end of June when Moab was filled with visitors. Red Cliff is the escape to the real canyon lands and red rock country. It makes Sedona look sad in comparison. Amazing rooms all AC , and with private patios only 100 ft from the flowing colorado river..... in the site where Rio Grande, Rio Conchoes, Thelma and louise, , Wagon Master and a ton of john Wayne westerns were fillmed. right here!!! Low key elegance with an on site restaurant and bar with a outstand and warm staff is frosting on the cake. The scenery is fantastic just driving the 14 mile 25 min drive to town is a joy. Best of all it is calm. and low key.... no testerone set here. The offer all sorts of activity too... from shy diving, river running to horse riding. You just dont want to leave.... Reasonable price compared to the packed Motels in Moab... you get so much more value here. I am headed back in a few months for another 4-5 days...it is that sort off a place you do not want to leave.....

This is a wonderful little getaway. It does to take 20 minutes from Moab to get there. It is a peaceful serene ranch with lots of lodging options. If you're trying to go at a slower pace I would definitely recommend staying here. The room we stayed in had a nice patio overlooking a pasture. The patio furniture was clean and nice. Inside a kitchen with a microwave and without a stove provided reheating of our take-out food from the town.

Well appointed hotel set in a Stunning setting ! The rooms are well kept and provide a full kitchen in the queen suites!

Try the Bull Fries! An experience for sure. They are actually pretty good. My husband didn't care much but he said it was all in his head. Views from the dining room are gorgeous. We had the buffalo ribeye split, with mashed potatoes as well as a yam. The yam was so good with cinnamon sugar butter. Over all a delightful experience and friendly service.

Beautiful lodge in an even more beautiful location. Definitely recommend!! Went for the Bronco Off-Roadeo. Loved the place. Staff was pleasant and helpful. Beds comfortable Overall a great stay

Awesome place.  I spent 2 nights here.  I wish I could have stayed longer.  My cabin came with 2 bedrooms and bathroom in the middle. Bedrooms are comfortable.  The bathroom is a good size. Drinking water is available via the smaller faucet.  It is treated via reverse osmosis and tasted ok.  It has a spacious living room with a kitchenette.  The kitchenette has plates, cups, and utensils.  Can save money and bring your own food.  Their is a little patio.  My patio was overlooking the Colorado River.  Plenty of space around you as the cabins are not attached.  They are decently spaced out.  Rooms closer to the main building looked attached but not sure. Parking is out front of each door or cabin.  Depending on where your cabin is, it may be a walk to the front desk and restaurant.  My cabin was a ten minute walk pass the horses closer to the main road.  In the morning, this was a very nice walk.  Even though close to the road, did not hear much road traffic. The pool is outdoors.  The gym is  adequate.  Located in the same building is a laundry for guest use.  Their is a museum and winery on property.  I really liked this place.  It is situated on the Colorado River about a twenty minute drive from Moab.  I found it very quiet and rustic.  I would definitely stay here again.

If I could give this place a 10 star review rating, I totally would. This place is AMAZING. Located about 20 minutes outside of Moab, this lodge is like a jewel in the desert. Nestled in between soaring red cliffs and canyons and just steps away from the mighty Colorado River, the views all around this place are simply breathtaking. The lodges themselves are clean, quiet, and charming and give you the feel that you are in a secluded ranch. The lodge back patio also faces the creek giving you extra solitude with nature. The drive here is incredibly scenic as well, so leaving and returning to the lodges are a treat for the eyes in themselves.

This is our third time staying here in the last two years. We do love this place. The setting is serene and amazing all at the same time. The staff is very helpful and friendly. The rooms are comfortable and clean. But we just love the scenery. Always happy to stay here.

This place is amazing! Great views, good food and great people. What more can you ask for? I came here with my wife and we both wanted to see Moab. We are outdoor people and adventurers and we both fell in love with this place. It is set in a perfect spot in the mountains and by the river. The rooms are nice large. I appreciated the hospitality that this hotel gives you. I believe that is overlooked in many hotels. I even met the owner and I can tell you that he was a very kind person. He was very accommodating and really focused on providing you the best quality stay that you could have. That type of thinking was contagious and every person that I interacted with did the same thing. I really enjoyed the breakfast buffet and the dinners. They had top quality food and hospitality and views. The view that we saw every time we woke up and ate was incredible. I really recommend coming here and staying as long as you can. The only reason I didn't give them 5 stars was 2 things, the workout facility is tired and needs updating and I wish they had a few more adventures to do from the hotel instead of going into town. I think if they did both of those things that it would instantly create more value for the location and the guests. All in all, I would come back here and have not stopped telling people about it.

A+ staff!!! They treated me better than a valued customer, I felt like their friend. Beyond helpful!!!! Lodge and rooms were clean. Gorgeous views especially from the lodge deck. Review date Nov 7, 2021. I have heard there will soon be new ownership but no planned staffing changes. I plan to bring my spouse back next year.

Nice place, stayed there for the Bronco Off Rodeo. Staff was very nice and very helpful..the views were amazing...breakfast buffet was outstanding...dinner was ok, not great but having the views made it all worth it

Four of my friends and I rented one of the cabins at the Red Cliff Lodge for two nights. We had such a wonderful experience we didn't want to leave when it was time to go. The view and sounds of the Colorado River from our patio were incredible. The cabin was comfortable for the five of us. We ate all of our breakfasts and dinners at the restaurant and we found the food to be fantastic. All of our steaks were perfectly cooked and very good pieces of beef. I had salmon one night and it was also perfectly prepared. The views from the restaurant windows and patio were spectacular, especially in the evening when the sun was setting. All of the staff we interacted with were warm, welcoming, and very helpful. The grounds at Red Cliff are well maintained, attractive, and immaculate. We visited Arches and Canyonlands National Parks, Dead Horse State Park, and went shopping in downtown Moab during our stay. If we had stayed longer we would have also visited Monument Valley as it is fairly close. We loved the Red Cliffs Lodge so much we are already planning our next visit!

Words can not do enough to express how exceptional a place this is! The staff goes above and beyond. As soon as we checked in, we were greeted by a friendly lady at the front desk. Each time I went to the front desk with questions or needs, I was well taken care of by each person I interacted with. When we went to our room, we were in amazement of the beauty. We stayed in a two bedroom cabin on the river. It was peaceful and pretty like only Mother Nature can provide. We had drinks in the bar one evening and had dinner in the restaurant the following evening. Drinks and food were all delicious. Service was again provided by staff that was helpful and made us feel very welcome. On our final day, our children went horseback riding from the stables on site. It is obvious the horses are well taken care of and the staff is professional and knows what they are doing. We have been horseback riding at other places and never had this type of instruction or experience. For someone who has the need to constantly be connected to internet, their phone, etc., you will want to be aware that the wifi is slow and our phone service (ATT) did not work until we were out to the highway. We found that to be a positive since it forced us to disconnect and truly enjoy everything. If you stay here, you won't regret it. It was a little out of our budget, and it was worth every penny. We will for sure return!

Such an amazing lodge!! From the moment we checked in we knew that making a reservation at The Red Cliffs Lodge was a great choice. The staff was so friendly, the hotel was beautiful, surrounded by the Colorado River and many Red Cliffs. The pool is clean, and the view is spectacular. On site there are many activities. We enjoyed the horseback riding and movie outside on the lawn. An easy drive into Moab, but so glad we stayed outside of the town. The restaurant at the hotel is very good and has outdoor seating to look out on the Colorado River. I would definitely stay here again.

Aw man where do I even begin? This place is AMAZING. I would definitely recommend this lodge. The staff is incredibly informative and sweet as heck. The room was so nice and clean. They even had a little folded towel pile for people to clean their bikes and stuff like that. This place has little things like that to make you feel "wow they go the extra mile". When you wake up you can see the beautiful horses galloping, wild turkeys doing their thing & a godly background of the sun illuminating on the beautiful red rock that Utah has. At night they have lights and it's very romantic. Elmo boyfriend and I ate at their restaurant in the lodge and that was amazing as well. I recommend the elk medallions and the mustang margaritas ;) All around great spot. We were incredibly sad to leave and I can't wait to come back and give them more of my money because they flipping rule here.

We took the horseback riding tour. Jeremy and Cassandra were our wranglers. They were fabulous. Jeremy knew this area and stories from history and retold them like he actually lived them! Beautiful scenery and safe, easy ride.

Clean for COVID, nice staff all around - front desk and kitchen, good sized room, lovely views. For such a large property, I'm impressed there isn't a build up of random maintenance things sitting around. The whole grounds are kept show ready. The lights along the fence were welcoming with our night arrival. Cons: Upholstered couches are a little gross. I don't trust they aren't loaded with allergens. The headboard looked cool with the hewn log look but we kept losing pillows. Once recovered, I didn't trust the pillows weren't dusty. Our AT&T cell phones didn't get reception. WiFi did work well. It was a bit of a drive to run back and forth from Arches and Moab if you don't want to lounge around the Lodge or stay out all day. Except for uncooked breading on some fish (yuck) and dried out ribs, the restaurant was pretty decent. Breakfast had good options. I do crave more fresh/raw ingredients. The food options are more Americana. That's more of a preference than an issue. Not a huge fan of wide grout on the counters - it feels like a grime collector no matter how much it's been cleaned. The tiled counters did fit the room theme visually.

We were here for the beautiful morning terrains on horseback along the Moab mountains This place offers riders of all skill levels the chance to experience and to discover the beauty and the nature of this country. Super lucky to get the last two spots for the next morning horse ride. Highly recommend to call in advance to reserve your space as it gets filled fast. Arrived early to register and met the most incredible friendly and warm lady to check us in ( wish I remember her name). Had a nice walk to the horse stable and got ourself psyched up for the adventure. This resort is first class all the way. This property is very charming, clean, with country decor, green grass, and unique cabins. The staff are friendly and professional. The view is magical, tranquil, and stunning at every corner of your eyes. Totally peaceful, happy, and serenity! The horse trail ride is breathtaking. It's pretty cool and fascinating that the horsewomen or the trainers were keen on pairing each horse to each rider and gave us terrific instructions. She seemed to match us based on each individual personality. I got the perfect horse! Although I slowed everyone down at each water crossing as my horse wanted to drink a sip of water or when he stopped for the yummy fresh grass. It's alright. I'm happy that he worked hard to carry me through the mountains, up and down we went. The horseback trip took about 3.5 hours and time went by so fast when we had so much fun. Horses can be unpredictable and riding them can be dangerous. However, at Red Cliffs Lodge, they have the best horses and I felt 100 % safe and secured. I will definitely come back and highly recommend this adventure to anyone who is up for exploring the secret of horseback riding! Next year, we will try to book our trip in advance so we can get a cabin here! After the horse ride, make sure to visit the all-you-can-eat buffet. It only costs about $11.

Quick summary: memorable, romantic, exciting location... not just a place to stay Details: While it is a short drive out from Moab, Red Cliffs Lodge is a scenic destination not to be missed. It is important you make the drive there or away from there when there is light or you will miss the towering cliffs framing the lazy river the road is adjacent to. The lodge is built on the banks of the river providing guests with a lovely view of the rivers and towering landscapes from the windows and patios. If you can afford it, reserve a cabin or opt for a room if the cabin is not in your budget. It's best to call ahead and reserve a place so they can have the temperature set for you. We went on our honeymoon, and it was gorgeous! The views are truly a destination in themselves. They have a cowboy museum that really helps you appreciate the location. The location has been used for various movies in the past. The museum is free so if you find the cost a little high, stop by in the morning and buy their breakfast and check out the museum for free. During the summer you can ride horses. Alas, I came in winter. Speaking of, winter provides great rates! Special thanks to Laurie at the front desk that made the time there extra special.

We stayed at this unique and amazing lodge and property for two nights in the beginning of May, 2018 to visit the Arches National Park. The room was perfectly spacious with a comfortable king bed and all the necessities. With just a few steps down from the bedroom is the living room and kitchen which opens to the outdoor patio giving this the most breathtaking and majestic views of the Red Cliffs and river. The lodge, room and surroundings is a remarkable rustic theme that is peaceful, quiet and a perfect place to unwind from the city life. You can wake up to the sunrise over the gorgeous red mountain, watch the red cliffs become even more striking when the sun sets and make a wish at all the remarkable stars and planets that fill the skies at night. Along with a restaurant, wine tasting and horseback riding, there is also a historical museum on the property which features several movies and actors-actresses who filmed on site or within the area. I'm amazed how many films were completed here. We're coming back for sure and will experience more of this amazing, beautiful rustic lodge, property and location. Thank you Red Cliffs Lodge for the great service and the amazing property!

It's 16 miles to town ! that being said everyone who works there is outstanding but the food is fair... the no wine thing is weird, time to call your booze distributor and get cracking! I know it's Utah but even John smith got thirsty! One of the prettiest areas of America a great destination!

Had an amazing evening here! My hubby and I called for last minute reservations and we got right in. Our reservation was at 5pm...yes early, but after mountain biking all day we were starving. We got there about 20 minutes before out reservation so stopped in at the wine tasting room next door. I wish u could taste more than 3 because I probably would have bought more than one bottle of wine. The lady in the tasting room was funny and nice though. Some cute things to buy if you're into that. Dinner was great. From the server to the ambiance it was awesome. I had a Caesar salad to start which was excellent. Not all Caesars are created equal. These folks make their own dressing. Good stuff. My steak was cooked to order and my loaded baked potato was rockin. Of course the wine was on point. Merlot to be exact. Great big windows to see a nice moonrise. It was supermoon time so it was pretty epic.

This resort was an excellent experience from start to finish. Beautiful views. Warm, cozy rooms. Friendly staff. Shout out especially to Diane, the hostess at breakfast, for making our mornings peaceful and tasty. Red Cliffs is a great winter experience--come here when you have Moab to yourself.

We stumbled on this ranch just taking a drive through the canyon sightseeing on our last day in Moab. We were planning on driving home that day but loved the place and decided to stay the night. The staff was all so nice and accommodating. The views are spectacular and the room was clean and comfortable. The restaurant was good, especially the breakfast with a wide variety of food...loved the homemade salsa! We will definitely be back and bring more family with us!

Beautiful exterior of the whole lodge especially at night the whole place is lit. Lots of nice walking space and beautiful views of the river and the mountains. The hot tub was amazing. I personally believe the rooms are outdated and need an upgrade. the tile is chipped, the furniture is pretty old and the showers are just not it. Especially for the price i would have expected more of a better kept room. Found lots of Spiders and bugs in the conners of the room. Even a fresh coat of white paint and some new bedding would spice the place up a bit.... Other then that It was a good The breakfast buffet was decent bagel and cream cheese was meh same with the juice. But the pineapple was good! The check in people and the waiters were really kind though!

Absolutely loved the RCL. The scenario is breathtaking! We were upgraded to a cabin which was a very pleasant surprise. The horses were beautiful and such a treat. I wish I had know that we are able to visit the horses in there coral and bring them treats in the beginning, but now I know for next time! Until next RCL!!

A great place to stay! A gorgeous setting. Great facilities. Great views. GREAT PEOPLE! Several of the front desk staff are phenomenal: pleasant, local, friendly, above and beyond effort for you. My wife's government organization has an annual pilgrimage there for several day's worth of meetings. The group takes up 40ish rooms? Tastefully decorated in a western theme rooms. very comfortable King bed in our suite. Separate faucets for drinking water that has been run thru reverse osmosis, so taste is great. Nice patios. Dishwashers, sinks, microwaves, undercabinet fridges. Restaurant has a great, hearty breakfast buffet, filling, plenty of choices. Quiet, good wifi, poor cell service. 12 miles up the canyon from the North end of Moab. Fun 'museum' with info and memorabilia from old westerns. Has a winery and wine groves--we've not seen. Has horseback riding as well.

We stopped by Red Cliffs Lodge to visit the winery and movie history museum. The winery had many delicious options and the tasting was a great value at only $1 for three tastings. The movie museum featured photos, props, and information about movies filled within the Moab region. It also has a short film with local actions, scouts, and crew members. Overall, I would have liked to see more props or information about how the movies were made, but you can't fault a free museum on a hot Moab afternoon. Additionally, the lodge is located in beautiful grounds. There are historic automobiles, old wagons, and the entire property runs along the shore, so it's fun to watch the rafters and paddleboarders ride past.

This place has great reviews and I am hoping that this was a fluke. We arrived on August 19 evening and the floor to the two bedroom queen suite was discussing. I called the front desk and was told that housekeeping had gone for the day and would not return until the next day. Because we are traveling with a special needs young child, I tried to overlook it and mopped the floor myself and I collected a bucket of muddy water literally, it was late and this place being in the middle of nowhere we couldn't leave in the dark without other lodging arrangements. This was quite a disappointment. We ordered dinner for take out and that was another disappointment, the food was bland. After looking around in the room it is very poorly kept. Not wag was expected for a highly rated hotel.

Stayed there in Early April and the place is beautiful and the staff was very friendly and helpful. I recommend.

My wife and I loved this place enough to want to come back in the future. Our room did not face the river unfortunately but was incredibly roomy and comfortable. The grounds and the views were magnificent. The staff was warm, friendly and helpful. The food was excellent. We had a BBQ at the winery the first night and dinner in the lodge restaurant the second. Highly recommended!!!!!!

Yet again we had another wonderful stay here! Without a doubt this is my favorite place to stay in Moab. It is on the Colorado River and a 20 minute drive to Arches National Park. I love the cabins here and it is so nice sitting on my cabin deck watching the river or stepping out of my cabin and seeing the horses graze. Staff are helpful and kind. Restaurant on site is good. I love their breakfast buffet which is about $11/person and the view from the lodge eating breakfast is amazing! Fabulous outdoor hot tub you can use while waiting for your laundry. This place is situated on a scenic drive that may be the one of America's most beautiful highways. This area is famous for old western movies that were filmed here so there is a movie museum on site as well.

First of all, the view is spectacular, the best location, a great spot, quiet and so romantic get-a-away. The rooms are spacious and clean. We enjoyed watching Colorado river from our balcony and took lots of pictures!

The hotel is about 30 minutes to the restaurants, etc. in Moab. The drive feels long at first, but is beautiful and it's well marked and paved. Great river room with the Colorado River at our door! Room is great size and well apportioned shower tub and toilet separated from sink. King bed and desk in the middle part and a sofa, round table, sink, fridge, microwave, toaster in the room closest to the outdoor patio. My only complain is the restaurant. It is a 1950s style basic foods place. I had a skirt steak, barely cooked zucchini and yellow squash, and 1/2 a yam. My husband had fettuccini with chicken- heavy sauce. The best part of the meal were the warm rolls. There is a bar- more ice than bourbon and and my husband had a local wheat beer, which he liked.

It needs to be said again, the location is spectacular and special. Sadly, that is where the positive review ends. Just like many other people have stated, the rooms are outdated and dark, especially the bathroom. The food at the restaurant is really awful. Everything tasted bland, overcooked and chewy. The waiter really didn't care when we explained to him that the order wasn't correct. Do yourself a favor and make time to drive to a restaurant nearby.

This place is incredible! I can't say enough good things about it! We went on an early horsebacking ride with Devon(I think that's his name I might be wrong). Super knowledgeable about the land and the horses. Before we left we went and had lunch on the river. $12 all you can eat burgers, hotdogs, chicken, tons of sides, and dessert cookies! The nicest staff and very helpful mid covid as well! Then before we left we grabbed a few bottles of wine at the winery and the rest is history! Cannot wait to go back!

Red Cliffs Lodge was perfect for our family- we stayed in a king with pull out couch face the Colorado River---buffet breakfast was divine- customer service was spot on- made you feel like family- and the scenery was unmatched- so glad we chose this over downtown Moab Hotel- the stay was worth the drive to Arches Park We went out in the morning after breakfast at the lodge - had great lunch in town at Spokes- came back for naps at the lodge then back to Park for sundown hike at the Delicate Arch - a perfect vacation for our family

This place is absolutely georgous. You should visit just to see the views alone. It has red cliffs (true to its name) that are massive sheer walls all around you. There is a river that bends around the site that is always swishing and caressing you to sleep. Beyond the views the lodge has a winery, corrals (you can pet the horses), real cowboys and I saw a cowgirl, a restaurant, wedding reception area with teepees, pool, gym, and workout. Sheesh too much to talk about. The room we stayed in had a backyard and they have rooms on the riverfront. I jogged all the way around the place and it was amazing. From the horse pastures to the riverbed to the solitary trails in the valley of the red cliffs. I miss u red cliffs. ps - bear, i love u, and you were totally right this place was amazing. Ill never doubt u again...well maybe sometimes, but ur always right anyways.

We enjoyed our stay here. The cabin was a nice size. The view of the Colorado river was not what we expected (through a fence, a grassy patch, and another fence). We were disappointed that the breakfast was an additional $10/pp (more on sundays). But the food was delicious. Very clean and lots to do. The views were amazing! Our children are 3 yrs and 16 months, so they were unable to do many of the activities. But they were satisfied with the pool, and we were too busy visiting the national parks during the day anyway.

What a Gem!! We stopped to check out the Movie Museum (free) at the lodge and stayed for lunch at the River Deck-what a GREAT DEAL!! $10.50pp All You Can Eat BBQ burgers,hot dogs, chicken, the fixings, salads, tea, lemonade, chips, fruit and cookies-right ON the Colorado River with views like you will not believe! Just awesome. Soda and beer available for an additional charge. The grounds are beautifully maintained and there were large geese and their babies roaming the beautiful park like setting right next to the river. Really great place, relaxing and fun. Loved it!!

Wife and I stayed here in July 2021 and had a room, visited the winery, and ate dinner at their restaurant. The room was a bit dated but definitely southwestern decor, and the in-window ac unit was very loud and annoying as it ran all night long. For $267 a night I'd expect a little nicer place, but it was clean and the front staff was very nice. Great atmosphere outside as well. Winery was subpar with three wines at a $1 per taste. Wasn't our best wine experience and left a lot to be desired. Although, we did purchase a bottle they could boost their service and desire to serve a bit. Just blah service. Dinner was okay, nothing special. I guess I would stay again if needed and only at a cheaper rate if available.

My wife and I recently stayed here for one night during our honeymoon and it was honestly one of the best, most charming hotels I've ever stayed at. All the attention to detail was much appreciated and the service was outstanding. From our room being upgraded to our hostess looking for us when our table was ready we felt very welcome at this hotel. Our only regret was that we didn't stay here longer. We will be back for sure!