I was looking for an all access resort and found it. The hotel room gives all the guests access to…read morethe hot springs pool. This hotel is a bit dated, we checked in the front and circled around the back to park. I noticed one of the elevator was down, so we had to use the back elevator to go upstairs to our room. The hot pool is a walk down the hill. There's a trail to get down there. The locker room is available to use for all guests. I believe they offer daily access as well, if you don't decide to stay at the resort. 2 Olympic size pools, one of them over 100 degrees and the other below 100. We hungout there until we got hungry. It was so cold out, I was running and shivering. Hotel was clean and convenient, free breakfast in the morning before check out.

I was last here over 20yrs ago. Since I retired last year, one of my bucket list trips was to take…read morethe train to Glenwood Springs and soak longer than a brief visit. They have their own lodge opposite the pools. Modern accommodations. I got a regular double queen room for $229/night + tax & fees. That includes breakfast in the main pool building at The Grill, complimentary resort robes you can wear while walking over to the pool building, unlimited access to the pools, unlimited towels, men's & women's locker rooms with showers. The lockers are free using 4 digit codes. No keys. If you entered the wrong code like I did twice, an housekeeping attendant will unlock it. The main football field sized pool opened in 1888 and except for a short period during WW II it has been available to everyone. I didn'task about racial issues, but no restrictions now. Current hours are 9am-9pm. The main pool is 95F and the Therapy pool is 104F. Two years ago they opened 5 new smaller pools including a cold plunge at 50F and a slightly warmer 75F. The Therapy pool has jacuzzi couches and water jet positions. The pool building includes a full fitness center for $19/day open to all.

Great hotel. Neat tidy and modern and affordable. Hilton quality. Employs students from the nearby…read morecommunity college.

We are in town for ROAR, this was the perfect place to stay! The rooms are very clean ( I would've…read moretaken a picture, but I'm already putting my mark on the room and you don't need to see all my stuff)... They cleaned our room every single day and that was absolutely wonderful as we were hitting the rainy trails and had a lot of dirt.... The hotel is located on the west side of town, which was perfect for us to get to the OHV expo ... But the absolute best part about the hotel is they have a pool, which was lovely, and the people.... Are all so nice!!! We are already booking our room for next year

Great food, fantastic service and the patio dining in the summer sunshine is amazing!…read moreI love their food specials too!

Stayed at Pine Forest RV Park section & am very impressed. Lots of space between sites, individual…read morefire pits, dining tables, lots of grassy areas, clean bathrooms and very attentive staff. Full service resort that has dining, a well-stocked general store (with popular ice cream shop), gas station and boat tours/rentals. The staff everywhere is very nice and works hard to keep this place clean & neat. Close proximity to all the outdoor recreation in Flaming Gorge. Highly recommend this resort and the Pine Forest RV Park.

Awesome food! BEST food in Dutch John, UT!…read moreBEST food around Flaming Gorge! The pesto burrata was awesome! The Bavarian pretzel with three cheese sauces was great! One cheese sauce was homemade queso. One cheese sauce was homemade pimento cheese dip. The salads are great too! Fresh local berries on the salads! Many hummingbird feeders right outside with lots of activity giving you lunch and a show! Right on a small lake. Very pretty setting! Excellent service!

Wow newly remodeled beautifully done. Cozy and comfortable we love this place a little cabin has…read moreeverything you need bedroom has door for some privacy. Alpine 20 is a king bed a small dressing area. Living room has a couch that turn into a bed. A small kitchenette with a table for two electric stove with a pot and pan kitchen utensils. A coffee maker with coffee. Bathroom comes with plenty of fresh towels, soap and shampoo. Staff is there if you need them they will clean your room if you need it and if you want something they will bring it to. Loved our stay here. Free firewood during your stay for the fire pit outside. Highly recommend staying here. The little cabins are situated in a way that you still have privacy they are not to close. The property itself has a store cute stuff I bought some sunglasses for a good deal. A restaurant check the hours. They rents everything you need for the lake even fishing poles. Mountain bikes. You can rent them daily or for your whole stay. Walking trails and sunset horse back riding. Nice little get away loved this place.

We spent two nights here for a friends 40th birthday... it was a perfect getaway retreat. There's…read moresomething special about having to snowmobile in, you know you're in the middle of nowhere, no cell phone service, nothing but being present, enjoying the days, and snowmobiling or timbersledding out the front door. The staff here was so kind, helpful and down to earth, we were on a first name basis with everyone. There's a restaurant which serves all local farm to table food and coffee, a fully stocked bar, game room, hot tub, fire pits, super great massage chair, and we even went on a snow cat tour. Our cabin was cozy, comfortable and clean. Would highly recommend. We will be back!

Let me first off by saying that I have hunted on the West side of Electric Mountain for the last 6…read moreyears, and this was my first time ever into Electric Mountain Lodge (I did hear about it however). I guess my purpose of never going in was that we came in on the other side of the mountain (Off of McClure Pass), and never really ventured into the "Hubbard Park" area. We always had our big wall tents, wood burning stoves, and food for the week. So I guess we never really needed to venture that way. Let me tell you we were MISSING OUT on something amazing. I ended up venturing over into that area due to the dry season, high temperatures, and the sparse amount of elk in the area that I am usually in. I got a tip from someone about a place in Hubbard Park so decided to go check it out! First the spot was amazing, and was what I hunted for the rest of the season. However, after my first night scouting the area I decided to stop in for a beer and a meal at electric lodge. First, The staff is amazing! From the back kitchen staff, the bartenders, the waitress's, the bar backs, etc! You all rock! Super friendly, great to talk too, funny to be around (I love sarcasm and they could all read that). The place was clean, warm, and rustic truly made my hunting trip feel even more amazing. The food was great (Only criticism is a little pricey, but hey supply and demand so no complaints). The beer was cold and in a clean glass so no complaints there (Also reasonably priced). The next night I ended up bringing my whole hunting crew over for dinner and some beers after our evening hunt. They all enjoyed it and we had probably some of the best brisket and smoked sausages I have had in a long long time. We all talked about looking in one year of just staying at the lodge instead of setting up our camp. It wont be an every year stay, but worth looking into every few years. However, even if we set up our own camp you can sure as heck no that we will be stopping in for at least one night each year. Great work Electric Lodge! Great work Electric Lodge Staff! This is my new hidden gem that I can't wait to tell people about!

In August - October the dinosaur national monument area is full of oil line workers. Hotels in…read morethe area are full. This was the only Hotel available. The booking agent was very nice and helpful. This is a no frills hotel. The sheets are clean, but there is a lot of dust coming out of the air conditioner. If you have any respiratory issues this would be a problem. If you get caught out here without reservations it not too bad. Book ahead of time! There are some nice places in Ventura. I would give it one star but the office staff were helpful.

This place is a dump and has horrible business practices. They do not allow cancellations even…read moremonths out from reservations. They "credit" your "guest account" at 70% for future stays. Totally ridiculous. Airbnb, camp, stay at any other lodge or sleep in your car before you hand your money to this flea colony.

I'm certain most of the business here is from people who booked a trip and realized the…read morecancellation policy was " no refunds" and are still forced to go in order to spend their credit- which you can only use on camping or shuttle. Nothing else. 1- pay the deposit only. Don't pay for Your trip up front if you're coming. 2- it's hard to communicate with the staff bc the majority are exchange students. So patience is needed, they're trying their best. 3- go anywhere else. There aren't many options. It's great if you're coming and not planning on enjoying anything other than the river. As in you're only needing a home base to lay your head at night, in your own rig.

Pretty sure this place is closed. What appeared to be the office was completely gutted. Was going…read moreto see if they had a room so I could explore the Monument in the morning. But ended up having to drive an hour East.

NO PETS ALLOWED: The owner of this establishment is a kind and fair business woman who takes care…read moreof her employees needs, and is kind and fair to people. I booked a week stay here. I had seen the Terrace Motel in passing as I am a season pass holder at Dinosaur National Monument. It has always lead me to lose myself in my imagination to imagine it lit up on a sunset night in the 1950's! And even today it always appears iconic and steadfast in this stark environment. I was so excited about my trip and nerding out for an entire week with paleontology. Today my booking was canceled. When I made my arrangements I failed to mention I travel with my two small dogs. And some establishments don't accept pets. They have their rights to their policy and a good customer would accept and respect the rules of the establishment. It would be unfair to make an exception to my fellow customers and being dishonest and trying to hide my fur babies is just NOT my style. The owner is such an endearing woman. She has a kind demeanor and is an inspiration to me because she is a female owner! The grace with which she handles potentially uncomfortable situations is so smooth. In the end she gave me a full refund (even though I was culpable) and welcomed me back again when I come to Dinosaur minus the fur babies. I plan on returning because of the amazing impression I had with the way they handle undesirable situations. It must be glorious when all is well. Also the standard of cleanliness is principally important to these people. And they really care about the health and well-being of ALL. Thank you kindly.

What a great place. Very warm welcome with a beautiful place, views of mountains and great…read morebreakfast! Bed was soo comfortable! Thank you for a great stay! Will plan to come back again.

We stayed two nights at the Jensen Inn and thoroughly enjoyed ourselves. The sheets are smooth and…read moreironed crisp. The breakfasts each day were to die for. Judith is a fabulous hostess and makes each guest feel like they are the most important. Alan is knowledgeable about the history of the area. Visiting with everyone at the breakfast table was one of the highlights of our stay.

This was our first experience at this property…read more There was plenty of parking and we were welcomed in by the desk staff. Check-in was smooth. I had booked two rooms as we were traveling with another couple. They let us each pay for our own rooms separately at check-in. The rooms are very nice. The bed was comfortable as were the pillows. Our rooms both had mini fridge and microwave which was a nice touch. The views were beautiful. There was an evening reception where we were offered a glass of the wine from the property vineyard. We sat out on the porch to enjoy the wine and the evening. The pool and hot tub are well maintained and were quite enjoyable. This was a great location for our stay. I would come back.

Wine Country Inn is further away from the city center, so if you plan to be downtown in Grand…read moreJunction, it is going to take you at least 30 minutes to get where you are going. But if you are intentionally hoping for something more remote and quiet with home grown hospitality, you will likely love this place. Know before you go (as of spring/summer 2024): The hotel has an arrangement with professionals who offer massages and facials. Ask them about it before you check in, because it may be difficult to get appointment if you are interested during your stay. Costs range between $85 and $140 depending on the amount of time and type of service. Couples massages are available. And the professionals come to you! One of the wonderful things is the vineyard. You drive past the grapes to reach the hotel and get excellent views of Mt. Garfield, as the hotel is right near the base. The freeway is the only separation, but you cannot hear the freeway traffic once inside (at least not on the far end of the hotel, which is where we stayed). The hotel certainly has more of a dated feel, but it is lovely and has been treated with apparent care -- and it has most everything you need. There is a small fitness center, guest laundry (cost is $1.75 per wash and $1.50 per dry), a tiny business center opened 24/7, reliable WIFI, and a pool with a hot tub on site. The pool and hot tub were closed during the late spring/early summer 2024 for renovations and have since reopened. I didn't have a chance to enjoy either during the stay as both were closed. Apparently, poolside lunch is also open when the pool is open. Caroline's Restaurant is on site, and a hot breakfast is included in your stay at what is called the Tapestry Lounge (a section of the restaurant). It is a fine breakfast with eggs, meats, fruits and juice. Ample offerings. There is also a wine reception held daily in the evening -- this is a vineyard after all. And there is also complementary coffee and tea 24/7. Don't miss the gift shop. In addition to having all the essentials (like snacks, pills and detergent), there is local dessert and some specialty items that would make for decent gifts for older adults. The team is extremely cordial and helpful, also resourceful, especially if you are not familiar with the region. And just up the road is a peach shack that sells excellent peach ice cream and other tasty treats. I highly recommend visiting.