For $90 you'll get really good, clean beds, a coffee maker, flat screen tv with lots of channels, all in THE location to do your rafting trips or get access to world class trout fishing. We were there for a before and after stay for our week-long river trip and everyone we met there was a repeat customer. There's minimal... More

Stayed here at Easter 2013 having stayed at the Lees Ferry Lodge the year before. Loved this place. Good rooms at reasonable prices ($89 Easter weekend). On-site restaurant served good fare and was served up by friendly folks. Add to that the amazing views of the Vermillion Cliffs and the great guide shop on site (fishing on Marble Canyon is... More

We stayed here the night before a great trip down the Grand Canyon with Hatch Expeditions. The hotel is pretty basic and clean but has an interesting location near the cliff dweller historic rock houses, a good shop for getting last minute expedition items, and a surprisingly good restaurant for its size and location. Overall, a friendly spot.

We stopped here for a couple of nights just to relax. The room was clean. No fridge or micro wave. They do have one in the office that the staff used to heat something for me. They have a restaurant with pretty good food and you get your ice there also. Not much to do there but fish, relax and... More

We stayed here before taking our trip rafting down the Grand Canyon (which was amazing)! We only stayed one night, which was good, because there's not a lot to do around here, other than enjoy the beauty around us. The rooms were a little older, but they were clean and pleasant. Nothing really stood out as good or bad. The... More

My wife and I stayed here one night for a guided fly fishing trip. The lodge is quaint and clean. Our room was spacious and clean. It's not spectacular but you don't go here for a resort experience. The restaurant on site was small but had great food. We ate dinner and breakfast here and enjoyed both meals. The place... More

Don't expect fancy accommodations. They are sparse at minimum but clean. The people are the experience and the food at the restaurant. Will be doing a separate review on that. We do not like fishing, which is why most people go here, but knew we were traveling by and heard a lot about it so we stayed. They also accept... More

If you want to get away from it all and spend some time in a beautiful setting the cliff Dwellers Lodge is the place for you. Located near the Colorado river for all you fisherman. We did not fish but were there to get a glimpse of the Calif Condor...which we did. The room we stayed in was nice and... More

It is REMOTE and you need to recognize that before staying at Cliff Dwellers. The nature of being remote is visible the minute you walk into the toilet and see the polite sign that declares water to be a PRECIOUS RESOURCE. Very little precipitation falls on the Arizona Strip and what there is usually is snow on the higher mountains... More