We stayed in a cabin that’s overlooking the Colorado river and mountain cliff most probably part of the Arches. The property is situated behind the Arches you can just imagine the drive which is 14 miles from downtown it’s just breathtaking.

We were so surprised by the setting we stayed an extra night. Cabins are a nice western style, not “rustic”, face the Colorado River, with direct access and look toward towering red sandstone cliffs. They’re fully furnished with microwave, fridge and coffee maker. Furnishings are nice, comfortable, clean and modern. Plan ahead for drinking water. They do the best they can with their wells, but constrained by what comes out while softening the hard water, there was too much salt for us. The dedicated, RO drinking water wasn’t much better, possibly a membrane issue. We pack water when traveling and picked up an extra gallon in Moab; handled. They said, before we booked they were remodeling with limited amenities. Didn’t notice, took all our meals at the temporary restaurant, chef was fantastic and while they don’t say, cooked to order! View was outstanding, they are everywhere on property and we spent time walking it. Absolutely plan to return, enjoyed even during the middle of winter and the shoulder rates are almost free. Highly recommend!

The location was fantastic and we loved being on property for the Ford Bronco Experience. We really enjoyed being able to walk to the stables for horseback riding and to yoga every morning. We also loved that the Colorado River was literally in our backyard. We had a great view of it from our room! We were a little disappointed that many of the normal activities that are included in the $50/day resort fee were canceled due to it being "the end of the season." The water dispenser in the gym was empty. Even after we told the staff it was empty, they never added water over the three days we were there. It felt like they weren't putting in 100% of the effort because the busy season was over. We were also a little disappointed in the very limited dinner menu at the resort's restaurant. There was almost nothing a vegetarian could order. I am a pescatarian and ordered the trout. It literally came with no sides. It was on a few leaves of arugula but there were no vegetables or starches on the side. In fact, there were none offered on the menu. For the higher price, I think it should have come with sides! My friend who is a vegetarian, could only order tortilla chips and guacamole. We elected to eat in town the remaining days. The food choices were much better and more reasonably priced. Overall, it was a lovely property, but it would probably be better to stay during "the busy season."

This property is a treat and the lodge, museum and restaurant are always welcoming and doesn't disappoint. Our visit this year was impacted by remodeling which closed down a large portion of the property and we hope that when we visit again, the improvements do not erase the charm and uniqueness we have enjoyed.

I don’t know how anyone can rate this as a 3 or 4* in our opinion it’s a 10 out if 10 - probably the best place we have stayed in on our many many trips to the USA in over 30yrs . The staff the lodging the facilities the views the food, everything is outstanding. Thoroughly recommended . Can’t wait to go back next trip , in fact we will plan our trip so we can stay there again, only this time we will stay longer. Better standards than any 5* hotels ! With the added incredible views as an extra.