The rustic suites are designed to capture the hardy frontier spirit of the west, with solid log furniture, knotty pine accents and muted stucco palettes as well as kitchenettes and private patios. Every room has a soothing view of either the Colorado River just 100 feet away or Castle Creek, which runs through the property. The scenery is both spectacular and private.

Red Cliffs Lodge has its own on-site activities such as tennis courts, a fully operating winery (join wine tastings daily from 12pm – 6pm), an outdoor pool, hot tub and a Western heritage and film museum.

Set yourself up for the day with the ‘all-you-can-eat’ breakfast buffet served in the casual Western grill restaurant, which is also the spot to enjoy hearty, traditional American cuisine at sundown after a fun-filled day of exploring.

Rooms are air conditioned with WiFi, cable TV, hair dryer, ironing equipment, coffee maker, kitchenette, toaster, microwave and fridge. All have a balcony or patio.

• Arches National Park
• Dead Horse Point State Park
• Corona Arch
• Wilson’s Arch
• Negro Bill Canyon Trail
• Canyonlands National Park