Lee's Ferry Lodge at Vermilion Cliffs0

Great view if Vermillion cliffs In middle of nature Dark skies Friendly staff Families welcome Pool table pleasent suprise amd free. Clean rooms linens towles amd bed was pretty good.. Kayaking with them...free ice bags.:nice.

Right off the main traveling road. Room was compact but more than ample for 4 for sleeping and shower room was large. Toilet wobbles underneath you...unsettling Enough towels for four just didn't respond in kind when setting the room for 4 when it came to shampoo. 1 mini soap:bar for 4 so was a bit skimpy. If we:needed i am:sure we could've called for more. We had our own. Sound carried a bit but did notbaffect our sleep. No food on site. But a grille is there. Bring your own i guess.

This property is exactly as advertised. it is a rustic lodge type facility that is located about 50 miles from the nearest town. We really enjoyed our stay here. The staff was friendly and helpful. The bar was a center of activity. we got to talk with fellow travelers which was great. The bar keep was very friendly. As they say, no TV, but excellently WiFi and conversation. The Lodge is remote, but that is its charm. Sunsets are sublime. The night sky fabulous. It may be the first time I’ve ever seen the Milky Way that clearly. There are two restaurants within 6 miles of the lodge. Access to Lees Ferry boat launch is easy. I would definitely explore the Lodges connections with local guides for boating or fishing excursions. There are grills on site.

It is truly remote. You need to bring whatever you want, like snacks.

Some places are really special - you find them and fall in love at first sight! This place is just like that! The feeling of coziness, the incredible place and the scenery around, the starry sky and silence... unfortunately we only spent one night here, but we are already planning our next trip so that we will definitely come back and stay here longer. Absolutely recommend this place and already looking forward to our next visit here.

I love everything about this place

The view is beautiful. Most importantly, this place made me feel like we were at some far away outpost were passerbys stop in for the night for a beer and a bed and then leave on their adventures the next day. The staff was friendly and helpful. After arriving, we found out the owners also run the kayak company and were very enthusiastic about. Would have liked to have done that, but we were unfortunately booked up on our time already. Very cozy and quiet in the night, but when vehicles ran by starting in the wee hours of the morning, it could be quite noisy for light sleepers.

Would have liked a restaurant at the place, but there is one 5 miles up the street with killer Rubens.

We only stayed there one night but we were really looking forward to our stay. Rooms are cozy and basic but you have everything you need. The best? The surrounding area. In the middle of nowhere, only nature, we enjoyed a BBQ, the stars and a good conversation. The bar was open and we spent some time there, Logan gave us all the utensils for the BBQ (propane), what else could you ask for! Bring headlamps!

Nothing! Everything was perfect.

We had 5 in our party and stayed in the double room (in it's own building/trailer) which is perfect for families (2 full beds in 1 room, 2 twins in another). Lots of room, bathroom a good size. Parking spot especially for room right outside. There is a backyard outside of the room with a table, chairs and a fire pit. It was very clean, with good mattresses & pillows. It has it's own complex inside an otherwise desolate valley, great view of marble canyon from backyard. They have a tavern at the front of the complex which is a great place to hang out, play pool or darts. The owner and staff are exceptionally friendly and you will be friends well before you leave. There is another firepit with a horseshoe pit and old organ which is perfect for some photo ops (weathered, dusty organ with the marble cliffs in the background :) They have kayaks, canoes and no reservations were needed, we decided to go last minute and they met us at the dock the next morning. The owner dropped us off at Horseshoe Bend with the kayaks and we kayaked back. He was very knowledgeable about the history of Lee's Ferry and was great to talk to, showed us different highlights along the way and provided great tips about where to hike and stop along the way. Our stay here was a true highlight of our Southwest road trip! Brady (owner), we miss you already! We had so much fun! Beach is not far and great to cool off in the Colorado River.

No TV in rooms (I like to fall asleep watching TV).

Very friendly reception at the bar, room was excellent small but well appointed. Parking outside. Excellent selection of hazy IPA's best on a nine night trip. The local guys were very friendly, drove me to dinner to City Dwellers Lodge, great food but please I stayed at Lees Ferry Lodge. Other internationals who were staying weren't phased by having to drive to dinner, I was riding and it wasn't an option on the bike. Lee's Ferry Lodge is the real deal, great value too.

After a few Hazy IPA's discovered that I was six years too late for meals, no restaurant :-(

Free bagged ice was great for filling the cooler before our adventures. It is a no frills, comfortable, clean place. Great location for your Lee's Ferry and Page excursions. The scenery outdoors is beautiful.

We didn't have wifi. I get it. It is a place to disconnect from technology and connect with our beautiful earth. I would have liked wifi for my OCD last-minute checks on my paid adventures.

A stylisch motel, felt like in the 1960ies. Sitting in front of the room in the evening with the Milky Way and all the stars overhead - priceless !!! All the cliffs and mountains surrounding us - priceless !!! A wonderful place to spend a night or two. If you have the right car: take the gravel "road" down to the radips overlook - priceless !!!

Unfortunately no breakfast service

We loved our stay here as it was unlike any other hotel we have stayed at in years. It was rustic; there was no tv or workout room. Instead there was a lovely patio area where we just hung out and enjoyed the scenery and the quiet (and a drink provided by the delightful Charlie in the tavern next door). It was the perfect location as we were kayaking the Colorado River the next morning.