Red Cliffs Lodge

Located 14 miles up the Colorado River on scenic Hwy 128 from downtown Moab, we are situated beside the river’s best white water rapids, at the foot of dramatic Red rock cliffs. It’s a classic, rugged Western landscape worthy of Hollywood, and was in fact the site of numerous films, including Rio Grande with John Wayne.  Red Cliffs Lodge earned the prestigious 2012 Certificate of Excellence award from TripAdvisor.com. Our travelers consistently commend our property with the highest praise, and they recognize our 4.5 rating as an exceptional achievement. Currently ranked the #1 hotel in Moab, Utah by TripAdvisor.com. http://www.tripadvisor.com/Hotel_Review-g60724-d267781-Reviews-Red_Cliffs_Lodge-Moab_Utah.html ------------------------------------------------- National Geographic Traveler - Red Cliffs Lodge of Moab, Utah has been has been selected by the editors of National Geographic Traveler magazine tobe included in the second annual “Stay List”, featuring “129 Hotels We Love.” Quoting National Traveler Senior Editor Sheila Buckmaster: “The hotels on our Stay List 2009 don’t just reflect their surroundings-they help define them,” says Traveler Senior Editor Sheila Feldman Buckmaster. “What they all have in common is a transcendent vision that goes beyond traditional hotel-keeping. This mindset is what gives these hotels their sense of place. Make no mistake: you’ll sense the vibe at once. And after your stay, you’ll leave with the kind of insight only soulful places can provide.”  ------------------------------------------------- Red Cliffs Lodge wins “BEST OF STATE” award. Colin Fryer, owner of Red Cliffs Lodge, was presented with an award for “Best Hotel in the State of Utah” at the 2009 Best of State Awards gala in the Grand Ballroom of the Salt Palace in Salt Lake City on Saturday, May 30. The new list debuts in the April 2009 issue of National Geographic Traveler and includes 129 properties in the United States, Canada, Mexico, and the Caribbean. Best of State recognizes and rewards businesses, organizations, and individuals for “Excelling and Surpassing All Else,” in the quality of their products, services, operations, and accomplishments. It also encourages creativity in how businesses, organizations, and individuals differentiate themselves from their competition.