Tucked along the San Juan River, this cozy motel offers free WiFi and parking. Savor traditional cuisine at the on-site restaurant after exploring nearby natural wonders. Guests praise the comfortable beds and exceptionally helpful staff.
Escape to this desert retreat with easy access to Goosenecks State Park. Enjoy morning swims in the seasonal outdoor pool and unwind in the hot tub after exploring nearby attractions. Clean rooms, free WiFi and parking complete your southwestern adventure.
Escape to a tranquil Bluff haven where deep-tissue massages and aromatherapy await at the full-service spa. Swim in the outdoor pool, relax in the hot tub, or energize at the fitness center. Twin Rocks and Comb Ridge adventures are just minutes away.
Warm hospitality meets desert wonder at this lodge with an indoor pool near Monument Valley's iconic rock formations. The Stagecoach Dining Room serves American cuisine, while Goulding's Trading Post Museum offers cultural exploration just minutes away.
At this Bluff retreat, swim in the indoor pool after a day of adventure. Duke's Restaurant serves American cuisine for dinner, while free breakfast starts your morning right. Near San Juan County Library, this hotel offers 24-hour fitness and free parking.
Owned by the Navajo Nation, this hotel offers dramatic views of red rock buttes right from your window. The on-site restaurant serves Navajo-inspired cuisine while the fitness center keeps you energized for nearby hiking adventures.
Surrounded by desert landscapes, this welcoming motel offers complimentary breakfast, parking, and WiFi. Near Twin Rocks and Comb Ridge, La Posada Pintada's helpful staff ensures a memorable stay in this picturesque corner of Utah.
Quiet sanctuary with daily housekeeping and American cuisine at K and C Deli restaurant. Free WiFi and parking complement your stay near San Juan County Library Bluff, creating a serene home base for exploring local attractions.
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If seeing the sights is on your list of things to do, head to Forrest Gump Point— just one of the landmarks located 8.3 mi (13.4 km) from central Mexican Hat.
Beneath the iconic sombrero-shaped rock formation that gave this tiny village its name, adventures await in every direction. Raft the San Juan River's gentle curves or photograph the sunset at Forrest Gump Point where the famous movie scene was filmed. Monument Valley's towering buttes create a landscape so quintessentially Western you'll expect John Wayne to appear. Valley of the Gods offers similar red rock majesty with far fewer visitors. Bears Ears National Monument rewards the curious with ancient cliff dwellings and petroglyphs. After a day exploring, join locals at the trading post where river guides swap tales of rapids conquered and perfect light captured.
This place is wonderful. Gorgeous views, surrounded by rock bluffs. We drank wine (available at the front desk) and ate pizza available on site by a fire. Nice heated pool and large hot tub were terrific after a day of hiking. Rooms and property were like new. I would definitely stay here again!
This was just the sweetest little place you could hope to find. Sparkling clean, in pristine condition, with everything you might want. And the pizza place just steps away was great too. This is where I'll stay if I'm overnighting in Bluff again.
We stayed in Bluff Gardens cabin #9. It was very quiet, clean, the furnishings were very comfortable and in great condition, and there was plenty of space for my husband and I. The shower was huge with a double shower head. There was a basket of snacks waiting for us in the kitchen which was a nice touch. There were some small local restaurants nearby, a little art gallery/trading post next door, and a little historic fort across the street. We would definitely want to stay there again if we...
As we travel between our California home and our Colorado home, we try to stay at fun little places. So far that's usually been Kayenta, Tuba City, Moab, etc. This time we found La Posada Pintada and decided to give it a try based on reviews and comments. Glad we did. It's a fun little place, off the beaten path, very quiet with great scenery. Don't expect all the comforts and ambiance of a chain hotel here - the floors are concrete, the walls are a foot thick adobe, there's no elevator to the...
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