Everything here is well done. I was a little shocked to be a good 14 miles out of town, but wouldn't change a thing! It is so well done. After 8 days in Park Services lodges as we trekked form Sedona to Moab eating "lodge food" the restaurant with amazing baked goods was a welcomed change of pace. Details all... More

My second visit to Red Cliffs Lodge, May 22-29, 2013. This time we ended up staying in one of the two bedroom (2 queen bed and a pullout sofa) cabins on the river, way at the back of the property. This would have been a perfect room for a family. There was only one bathroom in between the two rooms... More

Everything about Red Cliffs Lodge is tremendous. The scenery is absolutely beautiful being highlighted by the location of the cabins and suites sitting right next to the Colorado river and the towering red rock canyon walls. There are plenty of activities to keep everyone happy young and old including swimming in a huge pool, horseshoes, tennis, tether ball, horseback riding,... More

We are finishing up a long weekend stay at the Red Cliffs Lodge in Moab. This place is wonderful! We stayed in a river cabin and could not be more satisfied with our location. Our back deck is right on the Colorado River with a beautiful view of red rock country. The drive on route 128 was beautiful and well... More

Driving to Red Cliffs Lodge was one of the highlights of our "Red Rock Tour" this spring. We completed most of the "Magic Circle" including the Grand Canyon, Bryce, Zion, and Arches. The scenic riverside highway is not even noted on the Rand McNally map as such, however, it far surpassed the scenery on many of the highlighted scenic routes.... More

Our family stayed here while at The Arches. It is 14 miles from Moab (and there was some road construction), but definitely worth it. The views are hard to describe. We splurged for the 2 bedroom cabin, which was great for our family of 5. We went on the whitewater rafting trip (1/2 day) that the Red Cliffs front desk... More

We had just toured Arches National Park and were on our way to Grand Junction, Colorado. Driving along Highway 128, at mile Post 14, we spotted a very interesting resort. Decided to check out the place ~ Movie History Museum and Castle Creek Windery ~ The grounds are gorgeous. Went in and asked about a room for the night. We... More

Travelers to Arches National Park should be aware in advance that this hotel is about a 25-minute drive from the park entrance, but the remote setting is what makes the place so peaceful and restful. Although the hotel may take up a bit too much real estate, imo, the room (we had a Creekside queen) was comfortable and large, although... More

This is truly a unique experience - whether you rent a private cabin, or stay in one of the "standard" rooms! We have stayed there a couple of times, and have attended MANY events at this location. It never disappoints. Beautiful views, great food, super friendly staff, and the accommodations are so nice and cozy, you will not want to... More