Red Mountain Resort

We stayed three days and had a great time! We hiked, e-biked, kayaked, and enjoyed some great food both at the resort and in St. George. Our hiking guides Greg and Lynn were fun and informative. They gave us some great restaurant recommendations. Great low key hike. Our E-bike guide, Taunia, was exceptional! A lovely young woman with a great knowledge base of the area and an adorable personality. She made done great insights on hikes in area. Overall great resort!

We enjoyed staying here! It was quiet, and though we didn’t do many of the activities there were quite a few to choose from. They were very accommodating. I asked if they had a pack and play for my baby and they delivered one to the room! I loved how much space the rooms had. The views were amazing from the property, you could see the mesas! The pools were great for myself and my kids. If you bring your kids here, know that there is an expectation of quiet in the common areas. This wasn’t a problem for my kids except for the time when my little girl was stung by a bee around the pool. The bees get drinks of water there and there are many, many bees around. Not a big problem unless you’re allergic - it may be something to consider if you want to go to the pool. We ate at the restaurant and it was very good. All in all, we loved the Red Mountain Resort and will probably stay again if we are ever in the area!

This was meant to be a reasonably priced stopover between California and Zion National Park, but was pleasantly surprised by the quality of this hotel. The rooms were spacious, new and clean. The resort is surrounded by desert and just has a nice vibe going on. The main restaurant food was good and the service excellent; there was a nice take out spot on the property with grab and go. Would definitely stay here again.

I really really tried to make a reservation here. The staff is doing everything they can to not take my reservation. When I called last week, they said they don’t have any classes and that they might have some hikes. Do they or do they not have hikes? I went on the website and it says they have wellness classes, group hikes, blah blah blah. I wanted the old essential package I had a few years ago and it does say on the website with a very small * that they don’t have it anymore. And instead it says they have elevated escape and Summit packages but the website does not take you to those packages only a triple AAA discount or senior discount. So I called again today. April said we don’t have anything available for your dates, however, I had not even given her the dates I was traveling yet?! (she was unaware of those packages and had no idea what I was talking about ) April said she was working from home today and when she put me on hold to check on some dates, the phone went to voicemail. I would not stay here something’s going on and I have a feeling they will take your money & close up. They must be closing the resort the staff doesn’t know what’s going on.

I had a wonderful time at Red Mountain Resort. The guided hikes were fantastic--guides are knowledgeable and friendly and genuinely seem to enjoy being there with guests. It's also easy to bike or hike yourself. There is a great variety of wellness classes and the gym is well-equipped. I stayed in the most affordable room choice, and it was clean and had everything I needed; I also appreciated the laundry facilities. I also had a fantastic massage at the spa! Highly recommend.

This was my third visit to Red Mountain Resort and I was really excited to return. In the past, we did an all-inclusive visit which included meals, all activities (except premium off-site trips) and a $150 spa credit. This time we chose the "Stay more, save more" option and there were pros and cons. Since our last stay, the resort has been bought out by another company, so quite a few things have changed. The most important change is in the dining services. The wonderful breakfast buffet is gone and instead there is only a sit-down-in-the-restaurant option. Service was friendly but very slow, so it's fortunate that we didn't have a packed day planned. We ordered two bowls of oatmeal, two drip coffees and a fruit cup to share which totaled $40. The servings of oatmeal were much too large and the brown sugar was put on the oatmeal, rather than on the side, which I found odd for a wellness resort. |In visits past, the menus were different each day and there were choices for each meal's appetizer, main course and dessert. This time there was a fixed menu throughout the entire stay with a lack of variety. One member of our party is vegan and there was a lack of vegan options. The online menu lists a quinoa burger which was also not available. One day I stopped in for the "takeaway" lunch and the person who helped me didn't realize there should be salads available, even though they were listed on the menu posted outside the door. I ordered it without gorgonzola and it arrived with gorgonzola, so that was disappointing.|During our past visits, we did a Pound Puppy hike, a guided star-gazing talk in the evening and I attended a talk on the gut microbiome. None of these types of activities were offered during our stay.|We did enjoy our stay once we realized we needed to eat offsite. Thankfully there is a coffee shop within walking distance and we used ride services to have dinner offsite. Since the menu is quite limited, it would be helpful if the resort could provide a list of nearby restaurants.|The Sagestone Spa is as wonderful as ever. Deepest gratitude for wonderful massages with Ana and Coleman and an exceptional acupuncture session with fire cupping with Shayla. The spa has a wonderful vibe, a gorgeous view in the waiting room and a steam room. One caveat is that if you schedule a manicure or pedicure, the salon does not have the ability to remove gel products. This would have been very good to know before we arrived.|In the past I loved the 3-hour morning guided hikes. We didn't do one of these during this stay but instead did a self-guided hike in Snow Canyon State Park, which was lovely.|Considering the price point of the accommodations, I would appreciate higher quality paper products. Tissue-papery toilet paper and tissues are not acceptable. Finally, it's fine with me that the rooms aren't serviced each day, but I would appreciate a daily card or text allowing me to request extra towels or to have the trash taken out. |The stunning views at Red Mountain Resort and the Sagestone spa might entice me to return, but unfortunately none of the changes I saw at the Resort were positive ones.

Staff was good. Rooms were clean. Area was nice. But Beds were small for queen beds! Rental car got 2 separate dings in the parking lot. Parking was not avaliable in the designated parking lot for our room. It was confusing to navigate to rooms, registration, trail.

Resort was bought out by Black Desert Resort (going up down the street) owners, and it's clear they don't care about what happens here. The spa is exceptional and the hiking guides were excellent. Beautiful views. Children are supposed to only be allowed in one of the pools and quiet hours/areas are supposed to be respected. There were screaming children during the entirety of my stay, including in the adults only pool. I love kids, but was looking forward to peace and quiet on this trip. The food was sub-par at the absolute best. It is clear they did not wash any lettuce for the salads and the cooks aren't making pasta properly. Moldy raspberries were put out for breakfast. When I asked for fruit at lunch I was told "they lock it up in a special fridge I can't get into" by the waiter. Rooms were fairly nice. Very deep bathtub making it difficult to get into the shower, although there are grab bars available to assist. Maid service does not come often, and there are signs stating this. Processes and schedules were not explained well at check in.

We just had a great extended girls weekend at red mountain! They have many classes & hikes included in the all inclusive plan, which we took full advantage of, but then we also paid for a few extra excursions as well. (The narrows water hike was the most phenomenal experience- highly recommend booking it even with a $400 price tag!) In the dead of winter, indoor pool, outdoor hot tub & sauna/steam room are available. They have a spa on site, as well as free bike rentals from 9a-5p. The restaurant attached to the all inclusive plan is actually very delicious, and they do have grab & go options if you're going to be gone on a hike and miss a meal. Our room was really beautiful. We took advantage of the beautiful views from our attached patio every single day! The bathroom was perfect for both me and my best friend to get ready at the same time, which is a luxury you're not always given, and we both slept like a rock, so I would say the beds are pretty comfy as well! Honestly, we weren't really sure what to expect as two Chicagoans traveling to Utah, but they exceeded our expectations at red mountain! The only reason for 4 stars is because they just got bought out by another resort and are undergoing changes. We had more than one mishap in pricing, even though we prepaid, and definitely had to refute/explain/challenge a few things on our final bill. They were very receptive and apologetic, but it was a bit of a hassle that shouldn't have occurred. Overall though, I think I would return! :)

Beautiful place to stay. We were here for a wedding near by and the serene atmosphere was incredible. Great walking trails.

I've wanted to visit Red Mountain Resort for years. Finally, some good friends said they were coming west and did I want to join them for a girls' getaway. I, of course, jumped at the chance to spend time with friends, hike Utah, and relax at the resort. We had a great time, took some amazing hikes, and enjoyed a 5 star dinner at The Painted Pony in St. George. The resort, however, has seen better days. It's definitely due for a facelift to bring it more on par with the competition. The pros: Location - it doesn't get any better. Southern Utah is amazing. The hikes and guides - fabulous. Jeremy and Dave led the advanced hike on Monday morning, and also our day hiking The Narrows at Zion on Tuesday. Both were knowledgeable and fun to hang with on trail. Classes - a good variety. We did a stretch class after our hike at Snow Canyon and it was very good. Lodging - clean. The cons: Lodging - small and dated, not terribly well-appointed like you would expect at a resort/spa. Food - average. The servers were very friendly, but not at the top of their game. Empty plates and glasses sat on the table throughout dinner. Requests were often met with "we're out of that." It was early season, so I can cut them a break. Environmentally conscious - less than average. I'm no tree hugger, but I was shocked to find the place full of plastic water bottles. Our lunches for the Zion hike were packaged in more plastic and a bag that most people put directly into the trash. Bang for the buck? Not really. Our package included all meals, but the dining room isn't set up to accommodate early morning hikes, which we did every morning. So if you do early excursions, don't expect a meal before hand even though it's technically included in your package. Coffee was the only option, and even that wasn't set up and ready to go when we got there at 6:00 a.m. All-in-all, we had a nice stay, but I do think the resort needs to jump on the renovation bandwagon given there's a very nice, upscale resort going in not far from there.

This was once the best hiking spa there was. So much has changed and not for the better. The food is awful, lacks creativity and the food service is slow and amateurish. The hotel portion is also tired. They don't provide housekeeping services unless you specifically ask, but they don't tell you that you need to ask. After a couple of days I asked about it and they told me I needed to request it and acted surprised that I didn't know this. What a joke. Don't waste your money here. Just not worth it.

I have been to Red Mountain resort at least five time in the past, but it was my first time back since the pandemic (and since the new ownership.) I will start off on a positive note: 1. Food was delicious and restaurant/cafe staff was very kind and attentive. 2. Spa services were excellent. Love the spa! 3. Acoustic acupuncture was a pleasure. 4. Yoga on the rocks with Ian was such a great experience- I highly recommend. 5. Shoutout to Marcy and Tori in the front office. Such a pleasure meeting both of you! Now for the not so positive experience: Very frustrating and disappointing are the first words that come to mind after our very quick 3 night stay. These are the differences I noticed that can use improvement: 1. All inclusive not as available 2. Ala carte method creates lots of work for customers and staff. I had a party of 3 and it took more time to plan the trip than my actual time at the resort! 3. Dining room credit and front desk/reservations systems not connected, so no one can tell you how much money you've spent. 4. Deposit is required, but then they charge your credit card every day for purchases. It's listed as pending, but you have no idea why they are charging random amounts to your credit card in a pending status. Are they afraid you are going to skip out on the bill even though they already secured a one night deposit? If I had not previously been to the resort, I would have canceled due to all the trouble it was to plan and just get there. With that being said, I will not return until they fix all these kinks. It's so sad, because it's such a beautiful spot, but not worth all the pain it caused before, during and now even after my 3 day stay at the resort.

I was in need of a reset and relaxing adventure. A friend recommended this place to me years ago but I wasn't sure what to expect based on the mixed reviews. I believe they have been under new ownershio for about 1 year. I had a wonderful time at Red Mountain. My stay was a short 4 days & I wish I had longer. The staff were all friendly, kind, Ian, Shelly, and more. (Sorry forgot the others names). I was a bit disappointed a couple of classes I had hoped to participate in were changed, one being intro to meditation. The beautiful trails, labyrinth, spa service was great. I participated in the art slot hike it was absolutely beautiful. My room was as expected with a large tv was large. I purchase a retreat package which included most classes, activities, and all meals. I thought it was a great deal otherwise everything is alacarte. The restaurant is Canyon Breeze which I was also pleased with and will leave a separate review for. I will return.

Great resort, close to hiking and the grounds have a very zen vibe. The rooms are dated, but wonderful service and lots of activities. Pool was great as well.

Double charged our stay! We had to file a dispute with the booking site. An item that was left in the room went missing. We arrived late at night and were not given the room we had booked, so were separated from our children into two different rooms in two buildings. One of the rooms was disgustingly dirty. We mentioned to the front desk in the morning, and were moved again, to the original room type we had booked. Then they double charged our card for the entire stay on Christmas Eve, and have since refused to answer any emails or phone calls. We will never stay there again sadly.

Stayed here for new year eve 2024.me my husband my daughter and 1 cat 1 dog,feel like home, they have onsite bike outside gift shop,canyon breeze restaurants food ingredients are awesome ,i am from california.

So we were supposed to be here a year ago using the 'spa' on property. Fast forward to this weekend where we finally got to reschedule our time back here. Due to the fiasco last time, the hotel comp'd us a 2 night stay which was nice. I booked everything about 3 weeks ago - room and spa appointments. When I called Friday night they had no record of our reservation even though I was looking right at a confirmation number. After 15 minutes on the phone I was told we would be ok and to check in when we get here. We got to the hotel at 10:30 Friday night, checked in and ventured to our room. The room booked was a King and the room given to us was a Queen. The TV didn't work and the room itself was surely not one that had been updated like photos on their website; not even clean in some areas. We got to sleep in hopes that our massages would go well. We checked in for our massages the next day at the 'spa'. We were booked for an 80min couples massage. Husband's massage went fine according to him. My gal had decent pressure however from the second she put her hands on my body it felt like fine sand paper rubbing my body. I'm not at all sure how a masseuse has rough hands but this gal did. When checking out we were just asked if we would give 20% gratuity rather than allowing me the opportunity to fill out what I felt was appropriate. We spent over $400 for less than 80 min of a massage(they got us at 12:10p and phone said 1:22p when we were done). I'm guessing you're paying for the red rock landscape view as there are no amenities at this 'spa'. Coming from Vegas I guess we are spoiled with the real spa/resort feels and service. I really had hopes that this 2nd attempt would be redemption but this property is mediocre at best. Calling yourself a 'resort' with the quality(or lack thereof) of everything here is deceiving.

Really want to give a 4.5 as the only issue was the a/c. It worked but on its own terms. To the amazing part, EVERYONE that we encountered were so kind. As with many places, they too are understaffed but did their best to make us comfortable and happy. Huge shout out to Luna at the Canyon counter. We ordered dinner from their before they closed as well as a refreshing smoothie that she recommended. She even brought our food too us as we were shopping at the Outfitter next door. We also enjoyed a vibration therapy class using a vibrating massage ball. Lastly, their bedding is the softest bedding I've ever slept in and I've had Egyptian cotton sheets. I'm going to look for a label so I can get some.

Thoroughly enjoyed my "me-time" there. As a 27 year old woman, I was one of the youngest but everyone was incredibly friendly and accommodating and the scenes were impeccable. Weekend was a bit busier and less "zen" than weekdays.

While located in a great location, and the staff who work here are lovely (except for someone who appeared to be the front desk manager), the Resort is not what it used to be. No room service, same menu for breakfast and lunch daily, same menu for dinner nightly, one dinner main course for pescatarians, none for vegetarians, not a lot of healthy food choices, no q-tips or cotton balls in bathrooms, occasionally there is hot water for tea in registration and dining area, The Counter to go food area is often unstaffed. Our group ate mainly at Feel Love Cafe which is off property. Excursions are great due to guides. I asked for late check out at 8am and the was called 5 minutes before my massage at 10am that I could not check out late making me really stressed to get out of room and essentially ruined zen of massage. Not the most relaxing stay.

I have been coming to Red Mountain Resort for several years. The location is magical! The chances to hike, take yoga and other classes, get a massage, hang by the pool are exactly what I've been looking for. HOWEVER, this must recent visit has been a letdown! Apparently, the resort is now under new ownership. It feels more like a golf club than a health/ fitness resort. Or, more like just a hotel. Specific concerns: the restaurant would be incredibly overpriced if I hadn't already paid for a package. Portions were often small. They were often out of things: out of potatoes, out of wheat toast, out of salmon...fot a place with an already limited menu that was frustrating. The wait staff was clearly over burdened. They were very friendly, but stressed. Offerings for classes and activities were also much more limited than in other years. One last thing: when I purchased my Essential Retreat package there was no explanation of how the food was billed. Apparently, there is a certain dollar amount credited each day or each meal. I don't know, but it was never explained. I'm not sure whether I will return or not. I'm not looking for a golf club. I may need to find some place else.

My experience was terrible. Booked an 80 minute massage with Nancy and she was awful. She didn't listen to me when I asked her to go lightly. I asked 6 times and she just ignored me. This was the 3rd time I've visited this place and will be the last. I was comped the massage which that's not what I wanted I was willing to still pay but the spa manager Rachel comped it. She was an amazing manager. However the male manager at the front desk heard me taking to the employee and instead stepping in as a manager should have he ignored us. I'm a general manager as well of a business and I would never allow my employee to handle an upset customer while I'm standing there. I do not recommend this getting a massage from this individual. Very unprofessional.

Wife and I went there 3 times (when it was the Red Mountain Spa) and it was great. Since changing hands, the prices remain high but the quality went down the drain from; Rooms (could use serious renovation) Food (they eliminated all the fun and healthy dishes which made this place special) Hikes - were shortened by at least one hour (although all the guides were great and friendly). Classes became geriatric compared to before. So in recap, we are no longer fans and would not recommend this place. St. George and snow canyon is a spectacular place worth visiting but, you do not need to stay at this place.

Best service clean amazing food friendly. Great relaxing environment beautiful view. I would definitely recommend staying here or just coming for a frat dinner.

Property is beautiful, rooms are ok, clean and functional. I like that 2 charging stations are next to the bed unlike most places. Upon arrival absolutely NO orientation of the property given.. You are given a map, which is pretty much useless, especially if you have no sense of direction. Had it not been for an employee on a golf cart leading me to my room, I would still be searching for it today. When I tried to find the Labyrinth I asked another guest who had been there 3 days and she could not tell me, even though she had been there herself. The place is a bit of a maze. Best to bring your own bottled water for coffee, tea and drinking unless you are ok with tap water (with noticeable chlorine smell). I also brought my own Bullet to make smoothies and boiled eggs for breakfast. I read that breakfast/lunch is not that good and over priced. Based on my dinner, I think that's true. There is a mini fridge but no plates, utensils or paper towels if you bring your own food so be prepared. Basic classes are $35/each. Much more for hiking, biking and energy/spiritual healing sessions. You can buy a Power Pass for $50/day that can be used on the $35 classes only I had dinner first night, $68 including tip. Food was mediocre, needs improvement. The patio outside was lovely and breezy. Sadly, there is NO non alcoholic wine or beer options. I hope they rectify that, not everyone wants to include alcohol on a healthy getaway. I decided to eat the tuna and apple I brought for the second nights dinner and I'm glad I did. All in all it is a beautiful place with lots to offer. I did not hike with a group, but that seems to be the big attraction there. I simply went for a walk on my own and I took a few classes, sat in the hot tub and I was happy with that.

Amazing resort, friendly staff, beautiful scenery, delicious restaurant, comfiest bed, best temperature pool with beautiful sunrise. Two thumbs up and can't wait to come back. WOW!!

My husband and I booked a room and massages here 11-25-23. I can say that the massages were absolutely wonderful and the highlight of the trip but the room and customer service was extremely disappointing. We went to turn down the sheets and the bed was covered with hair. We went to the front desk to ask for new sheets and pillowcases. The staff was unbothered by the fact that our bed was dirty and just gave us new sheets. We pulled the pillowcases off and the pillows were covered in hair and sweat stains. We were so appalled and disgusted we drove straight to Walmart and spent $80 on a comforter set with sheets and two pillows. I had to buy my own bedding just to sleep comfortably in this room. Almost $300.00 for one night at a 4 star hotel to be grossed out. When we checked out the staff did not even ask how our stay was, like they don't even care. I will go back for a massage but I will never book a room at this place again. I had to move my review here since they flag it as "spam" assuming they don't want people to leave honest reviews of their experiences.

I love this resort! My friends and I had an amazing and relaxing time here. We stayed in hummingbird and had a view of the pool with the mountains behind it. We didn't end up booking the all inclusive and instead did a la carte because we were going to be at zion a lot and wouldnt make it back for meals. We ordered room service and the food is great. Don't hesitate booking here. We did the suite with two queen beds and one king bed and it was phenomenal!!

We have been here many times and have the same wonderful experience. The facility and location are amazing. Lots to do regardless of season. But the most impressive part of the stay is the staff. They are better than any 5 star resort on the planet. To name just a few, massages by Sydney and Alex, for my wife and i were incredible Then, we went to valentines dinner. It was a 5 course menu. Minestrone soup, shrimp cocktail, beet & burrata salad, chicken Marsala, lobster risotto, mango cheesecake. It was the best dinner we have ever had. Not kidding. The chef is very special. But...the service was even better. Savanna and Taylor made the evening one to remember. We will be back and telling all our family and friends about this place. I wish i could remember the name of the nice girl who took my initial reservation to. She has the same first name as the manager! Even she was so helpful and welcoming And last but not least the amazing young man that checked us in! If you ever travel through St George and don't stop here, you missed an opportunity to reshape your future.

This property is not a glamorous themed hotel, but it is also not a rustic cabin type of motel/hotel. Clean rooms, deep tubs, furniture in our room was slightly worn and the parking is a little farther from the rooms if you have a lot of luggage. If you are on the first floor and have active upstair/2nd floor neighbors, you can hear them walking/thudding about. The location is right next to marvelous Snow Canyon State Park and a short drive to St George and Santa Clara. They also have a short hiking trail and outdoor rock maze in their back yard. They have a spa and restaurant, need reservations. Loved their indoor huge pool. Also their outdoor hot tub is quite large and peaceful with the moon illuminating the night sky.

This place has great views and cool apartment like settings rooms. The staff was nice and I wish we weren't just passing through so we could experience the fun things they were offering there! The only bad is I didn't like the bedding I'm not confident they washed it because it didn't smell fresh.

Third visit there last month. Staff is nice. Rooms really need a facelift. A/C was so loud it kept me up at night. Bought the Bryce Canyon tour for $400.00. Guide was ok. A member of our group was struggling on the hike. He completely ignored her, went ahead on the trail and just waited for her to catch up. No breathing tip, words of encouragement nothing. Then we left and hour early and he would not stop at the gift shop like we asked. Bryce is beautiful and nicely laid out. Easy to park so I would suggest you can just go on your own at your on pace and save the money.

I really WANT to give this a higher review. Bad news first: Very expensive (nearly $500 a night); no late check out; food is mediocre; Rooms are NOT sound proof and the people above us were surely dropping something heavy on the floor at 3 a.m. that woke us all up in addition to wearing heavy boots while walking; Spa needs more room/space and a face lift but services were great. The reason it is great (but I won't return to RMR): gorgeous surroundings. Absolutely beautiful - Snow Canyon, Zion, hikes, trails, etc. ; The classes were good and fun (except for the Moon one); Rooms are quite nice with lots of windows and outdoor access (we stayed in a Villa); Spa services were first rate!; Staff is unbelievably kind! Just great people: Toni, Matt, Alayna, guides, wait staff, etc. They just make you feel great everyday and are accomodating (I do second the comments regarding reservations for dinner - make sure you make them in advance!). The Worst: Charges add up fast on top of the bills and fees, so make sure you know what you're getting and how it is being put on your bill. Have spent hours working with guest services manager and the price just keeps going up! Not a way to end a SPA experience. We signed up for Girlfriends Getaway, and well, only 3 of us got it. Did they expect all 5 of us to stay in one room? Signed up for 4 spa packages, and well, only 3 were scheduled (the spa staff were great about fitting in the rest of our group, but the way the charges came out were horrendous!) Unfortunately the experience with the final bill for 5 people is so frustrating, with very little customer service or grace (even while working with the guest services manager!), that I have to forget any idea of returning. I hope to get it resolved but it isn't going well and it isn't what I expected when one goes to a resort/spa for the customer service(s). Disappointed.

My daughter and I loved this place. The pool was heavenly, grounds were gorgeous with succulents and cacti. Close enough to walk to Snow Canyon. Nice fitness center and proximity to town was nice, loved they are pet friendly too!

This is my 6th visit since the late 90's and I alwats seem to forget just how magical and relaxing this place is. The sky is a different color. The air is like inhaling an elixir. And the resort food - too delicious to be considered "spa" food. The worst part about being here is having to eventually leave.

So for starters, the resort was amazing and very relaxing. Exactly what I was wanting. We booked the girlfriends Villa Getaway. the room was a nice size for all three of us. The problem was the Sagestone Spa. there were three ladies staying at the resort and we booked the spa for our last day. The services are not cheap, but also what you would expect to pay in a resort spa. The spa was clean but not large. The amenities were ok. Two of us booked the Ayurvedic Desert Journey Ritual, which was $185 for 75 minutes. The first thing I asked the therapist during my massage was what was the difference between an Ayurvedic massage and a regular massage. she said hmmmmm, I'm trying to think what that word (ayurvedic) means. She never was able to tell me what ayurvedic meant and the only difference she could tell me was the strokes were different. There is more to it than that and I feel if you are offering a specialty service, at that price point, you should be able to tell me what an ayurvedic massage is. The massage overall was ok, not bad, not spectacular. Also not worth $185. Our friend got the Adobe Lavender Hydrating Cocoon, which was 50 minutes for $135. They tout this as a Sagestone signature treatment. During her treatment she told the therapist that she planned on using the steam room after. She asked the therapist if there was a period of time she needed to wait before using the steam room. The therapist said she didn't know and she should be fine going in. Again, I feel like if this is a signature specialty treatment, the therapist should be able to answer basic questions about it. Overall, I would stay at the resort again, but I would not use the spa again and would not recommend it at that price point.

A one-size-fits-all spa resort perfect for almost any vacation impulse -- active outside in gorgeous scenery, classes and spa inside, or simply laying in a hammock. RMR is located in beautiful desert (e.g. red rocks, not sand dunes) about two hours outside of Vegas (or 2.5 hours if you don't go 10 mph over the 75 mph speed limit). Low profile buildings house maybe 20 rooms on two floors with outdoor entrances -- they are OK spaces - think elevated Hilton spaces - but the mattresses are super comfy and bathrooms are a notch up. Ask to stay in "Rabbit" or "Deer" (we like first floor) which is close to the gym, indoor pool, hot tub and restaurant. The landscaping has some grass with waterfalls and fountains - and desert plants like blooming cacti. As far as activities - there is much to choose from whether you want to rappel off a cliff, hike a national park, hike lesser known sandstone nearby, or take lots of indoor classes. We always find we do better to get their all-inclusive rate, which includes three meals at the Canyon Breeze restaurant and about 1/2 of the activities. You pay extra for some of the more elaborate outings and private Pilates/training sessions. If you have the money its great to get 1/1 service from their loyal and experienced employees - many of whom have been with RMR for decades. I've been to RMR probably six or seven times for well over a decade -- their food has been slipping a bit in the last year or so, perhaps due to COVID/costs. Still its well above your average restaurant with super fresh and abundant veggies and fruits and generally tasty entrees. You pay extra for wine/beer and the menu isn't exactly 'spa cuisine' but the burgers and tacos offered as options were certainly made to be on the healthy side. Service in the restaurant as everywhere else is super helpful and genuine - shout out to Justin for going above and beyond to save by last visit in the fall. Sagestone spa is a great option to fit into your daily routine as well. Their massages are absolutely outstanding and hydrating body wraps are the perfect antidote to the dry air. I've been to many of the noted destination spas in the US in Texas, Massachusetts, and California and RMR is on par if even better in some ways, depending on the time of year, and about 20-40% cheaper (look for special discounts in the off season). As far as when to go - winter can be cold/rainy/snowy and summer temps in the 100s make hiking tough. March - May is probably optimal but the most expensive time. I'm a fan of the cooler weather and like to visit in January to set myself up for a healthy and active year.

This place is amazing! I just got home from my trip and it was everything I needed. Waking up to a yummy breakfast and a hike was so nurturing and helped me unwind mentally and emotionally. The hotel staff is so nice and easy to be around. Jeremy and Matt are so personable and made it feel like hiking with enlightened friends. Both of my appointments with Ian were excellent! While the food wasn't perfect here, it was consistently nourishing and tasty, balanced in its offering with lots of veggies and GF options. I loved how the soups were all dairy free except optional garnishes when I was there. I met amazing people and the skies were stunning. I learned so much about the history and geology of this area and found a great balance of solitude and connection. I will definitely be coming back again next year! Coming while the occupancy was low for the off season was an added bonus to getting away from hectic life.

I came here for a refreshing trip post a traumatic event. Book at least two months ago because nothing will be available. They price the activities very very very high when down the street the price is 1/3 the cost. I actually was banned from all outdoor activities because I was forgetting things aka a door key that didn't work as well as taking too long during the hikes for $300 can I not take my time? Overall spa is always booked but amazing . The activities are soooo overpriced just find a tour guide I saved so money. I heard covid makes the spa kind of suck you can only get a massage or facial and always book ahead. They also don't clean ur room which really sucks and is ur typical hotel room not anything even cute. In general over priced, I have visited some of the top ten spas in America so I was just a little shocked how much they kept saying luxury??. And all inclusive means just three small meals and u pay 3$ for a cookie or 4$ for powdered lemonade. That's what I found tacky. Try CanyonRanch great staff, all you can eat and gourmet chefs making green juice. It's similar in price but much more luxurious so spend wisely!! .

Just spent four nights at this resort. The staff is super friendly and helpful. The pools are perfect temperature and the accomodations are very nice. However, the accompaniments are lacking and the place is way overpriced for what you get. We did not sign up for classes ahead of time as we were busy every day visiting Bryce and Zion.

This is a beautiful resort. We've stayed here three times. Views are spectacular. Rooms are clean and comfortable. Gated access. Quiet and peaceful surroundings. You won't be disappointed.

Awful establishment, completely awful... I've been using the term "unprofessional " a lot lately and it looks like, in the case of Red mountain Resort and it's management, I'll be continuing to use it. Do people not follow up on their words anymore? Have todays managers become the "blind" that are leading the blind? In the instance of this place the resounding answer is YES!

Quiet, clean, and well-maintained. We were only guests for one night, but enjoyed our experience. Bed was comfortable and the fireplace was cozy. The jetted tub was great, though the bathroom is dated.

This review is only for the reservation process. Be very certain about the dates when making a reservation at this place. If you cancel before 14 days of your stay they charge you $50 and if less than 14 days , well...... Consider the full charge a donation to Red Mountain Resort The resort is closed due to covid. They are scheduled to reopen on Sept 3 but of course that all depends on the pandemic situation. I had booked a room for my friends birthday (9/6) but she does not want to risk going out just yet. I cancelled my reservation ONE MONTH in advance and was still charged the $50 fee. Granted, this is their policy, however I would have expected a business of this size would be a bit more flexible under the special circumstances. I'm out $50 but they are out 3 future customers. Oh well.......

I am surprised they call themselves a resort. There are no views of the beautiful red mountains surrounding the property from the rooms. The windows and balconies face "inward" toward the buildings and the pool. Further, the balconies are NOT private. They are open to guests in adjacent rooms. The food was subpar and largely unavailable. Dinner and in-room dining available 5:30-8 only? Additionally, the breakfast was a buffet, which was decent, but they opened late and the server told me hardly anyone showed up to work and the manager wasn't there yet. I didn't need to be apprised of this. I just wanted to eat breakfast and pay with cash because I had already checked out. The resort is very remote from downtown and restaurants. You better stock up on food/drink before going here. The property is confusing and difficult to navigate. There are also no bars or other food stands open by the pools. The rooms were beautiful, but the overall experience was NOT a resort experience. Consider staying in downtown and doing day excursions to Zion, etc.

Have you ever been in a situation where someone was determined to overcome obstacles? Have you ever done business with someone who would find a way to provide great service? That's the element that is missing at The Red Mountain Resort. Their only real brush with collective excellence is their ability to feign regret while they tell you "unfortunately, we can't...". There are notable exceptions. Kara at the front desk was a delight. She was a prime example of finding a solution rather than the standard, "Unfortunately...". Diana at Canyon Counter was also very good! She opened early because I arrived 10 mins before the 11:00 opening time, which seems late for a coffee/snack bar, but the whole state seems afflicted with this disorder. Elaine and Jason who drove the shuttles were wonderful. In an effort at fair balance, the State of Utah makes a restaurant job difficult. They are perfectly fine with polygamy, but a glass of scotch after dinner is completely out of the question. My disappointment with the restaurant is the complete lack of training in anything beyond avoiding eye contact with someone wanting to order, at which the college students they hire are expert. Come on guys, a premier resort should have people who can pronounce the wine list and give you some idea of the flavor profile before expecting you to blindly pay their confiscatory prices for a bottle of mediocre wine. In summary: Facilities: Not up to par for a premium resort Hotel Staff: Notable examples of excellence. Restaurant Staff: Think Chili's or Friday's Food: 3/4 of the way there. I'm really a pretty nice guy. Look at my other ratings, I love giving good reviews, and I wish I could here, but I just never got the sense of a resort worth the price.

I stayed at this place awhile ago for 3 weeks was wonderful meals were included everything all inclusive for the price. Now everything is à la cart . I'm going to Movara now. This place won't even call me back! I guess they do not want my money but that's ok. Changing hands don't go there.

This resort has gone downhill. Food, service, amenities and overall experience was a big disappointment. Rooms were dirty and they don't offer daily maid service. We were on an all- inclusive package but we opted to leave the property for breakfast and lunch because the food was terrible. I've been to Red Mountain Resort many times in the past but this current visit will be the last.

A dozen of us came out for a firm retreat and a really wonderful time. The setting is absolutely stunning, and the guided Challenge hikes each morning were definitely a highlight of our stay. Kyle was especially good. The spa and our massage appointments were another huge highlight- some of the best massages we've had; thanks Brandon and Crystal! Everyone was so friendly; had a few communication issues, but got most of them worked out. One night, we booked the star-gazing for our group which was really incredible. Elliott was so knowledgeable, and through the super-powerful telescopes we were able to see the contours of the moon, and even Jupiter with 3 of its moons. Loved the outdoor pools and jacuzzis. We also booked the Padre Hospitality suite which was really nice - great for our group to have some space to hang out together. As for the rooms, we started out w/ a 2-double bed room in the Deer building, which was just kind of a standard hotel room, but were able to upgrade to King Villa rooms in Owl and Quail buildings, which were really beautiful - huge modern bathroom, fireplace, big balcony or patio and nice views. We had all meals included, and they were pretty good. Salad bar was great. Breakfasts were just ok, if you do the 8 am hike, more options if you eat later; lunches and dinner were pretty good. Each item has nutritional info listed, which is nice. Would definitely look forward to returning!

There's a lot to like about this place. Beautiful location. Three heated pools. Miles of trails. Very friendly staff. Dogs welcomed. The rooms are huge and lovely. The bathroom is a small palace with a walk-in shower and huge tub. As a place for a relaxing spa weekend, it'd rate higher. As an overnight stop, not so much. Like too many hotels it was impossible to completely darken the room at night. Multiple light leaks. Multiple light sources: DirectTv box, fireplace, etc. Worst offender, however, was the smoke alarm in the bedroom, which had two bridge green flashing LED lights that blinked constantly. Very annoying. I finally had to call the front desk and they kindly sent out a maintenance man who covered the LEDs with duct tape and solved that problem. But why would the resort have put in a smoke alarm that flashes all the time (the one in the hotel where I'm staying tonight doesn't and neither does the one at home) and put it in direct line of sight of the beds. Seriously, what were they thinking? The refrigerator in the room sounded like it was on its last legs. Constant death rattle. The coffeemaker had mold in the water tank. For a Friday in Lent, the room service menu had only two Lenten-penance friendly options, neither of which appealed. I know this is supposed to be a rest and relaxation place, but would it kill them to have a desk with a chair for those of us who like to catch up on email and so on?

I stayed here twice during Covid and although I didn't get to experience everything that's normally open (indoor pool, steam room at the spa, buffet, etc), I still had a great time. All the staff is really nice. The food in the restaurant is really good and I was allowed to have more than 1 entree (probably to make up for the lack of buffet). The classes and activities great, as well as the morning hikes. When I stayed the second time on an all inclusive plan, I really took advantage of a lot of these since they can be pretty pricey if you're on an a la carte plan. The standard room is nothing fancy, but it does have a huge bathtub, so bring Epsom salts! Sagestone spa deserves its own shoutout. I've had a few treatments here: foot reflexology by Steven, deep tissue massage by Cody (he applied a lot of pressure, which I asked for and worked on the areas I requested), craniosacral therapy by Eric (AMAZING), and a lymphatic drainage massage by Valerie (I didn't know what to expect, but was pleasantly surprised). I also highly recommend Ian for chakra balancing and his yoga classes!!

My wife and I absolutely love Red Mountain Resort. We have been there twice now, and we will definitely go back again. The scenery is spectacular and the activities are fun. The atmosphere is relaxed. Everyone we met there was friendly and efficient. You can get involved in planned activities all day long if you want, or go completely self-directed. I recommend going in late October to get the best weather, cool in the mornings and warm but not hot in the afternoons. Can't wait to go back!

Our whole experience was relaxing and just what we needed, from beginning to end. Upon arrival, the staff checked us in and were super helpful. Our room was gorgeous and had a spacious bathroom with a shower and bath tub. We also had a fireplace which made the nights super cozy, and robes in the closet. Since we live in Vegas, we spent the weekend here to get away. We loved the healthy food options at the Canyon Breeze Restaurant, especially breakfast since we were hiking all day. We spent the day at Snow Canyon State Park, which is just minutes from the resort. The pool area had panoramic views of the Red Mountains, and relaxing music playing. I also added a spa treatment to my trip. The spa had incredible views of the Red Mountains as well and some refreshments while waiting. I loved my massage. I'm so happy with our experience and can't wait to come back for a week-long experience.

I love your resort and will most certainly return! All of your team are pleasant and enthusiastic. I especially enjoyed Marcy who was so helpful in assuring me to make the most of my time here. It was a pleasure visiting with her. Please give her my regards . Holly is a gifted and loving yoga instructor; the real deal I would appreciate a more physically demanding yoga as well, but the 2 classes I spent with Holly were truly special. Please let her know. This vacation was exactly what I was seeking. Came solo and would've been fine on my own, but I met and shared adventures, fitness classes and meals with the nicest people. All excursions and hikes, well organized, on time. Knowledgeable e, informative guides on all hikes and excursions. So many scheduled quality classes of great variety. I can't wait to return!!!!!!

What a wonderful experience! We stayed here because of the fairly close proximity to Zion National Park, (about 50 mins). Check in was easy. They provided us with lots of extras. And a pet bed for our service dog. The room was luxurious, with one of the most comfortable beds I've slept in. With lots of pillows too! Plus robes are provided. The towels are thick and plush. There are 2 pools, one indoors, one outdoors. They were very clean and not too cold. The views of the red mountains and lava field are fantastic. We didn't utilize the spa but we plan to come back and stay longer to enjoy the spa and the many activities.

I cannot believe that Red Mountain doesn't have a higher Yelp! review rating!! Truly, I am astounded! I have been visiting Red Mountain for a number of years with my mom, and we recently had our fourth stay at the resort last week. The two of us love everything that Red Mountain has to offer. The price is incredible, the beautiful views of Snow Canyon are breathtaking, the staff is extremely friendly, and the entire vibe and mantra that centers around Red Mountain simply cannot be beat. We always opt for their adventurous activities and have had wonderful times going out and repelling, canyoneering, rock climbing, etc. The vendors who they outsource their activities with are incredible and knowledgable of the surrounding area. Classes that are offered within the resort are also terrific; we've tried meditation, restorative yoga, biking to Kayenta, and a pottery class - all of which we thoroughly enjoyed. Red Mountain's spa is beyond luxurious, and each massage and treatment we've had has been nothing but enjoyable and truly relaxing. I always end up falling asleep during them! I also love their steam room. Some may think it's on the smaller side, but I've honestly have never encountered more than 3 people in it at a time! I noticed on our most recent trip that Red Mountain has updated a few things in their rooms as well as their robes and some admin. things as well. I truly cannot say enough wonderful things about this resort! I've never had any issues with staff, cleanliness, classes, spa, food, etc. While I'm sure there are those who have negative things to say, you'd really have to go out of your way to not enjoy yourself here.