This joint is one out of the book! Sited on the dry dusty valley floor between two radiant red mountain ridges it was reminiscent of outback Australia with no phone, no internet and no hot water. As if in some strange American western fantasy we found ourselves in the ‘Brokeback Mountain’ room at Sam Merlotte’s ...... Lees Ferry Lodge is... More

We just stopped for some grub but the bar was awesome and the food was great. We r picky eaters. Whether u eat in or outside you will enjoy the environment. Don't mess with the old lady that runs he place....she will keep u in line.

First of all, this is not down the dead-end road which leads to Lee's Ferry itself. It's not even at the junction of the Lee's Ferry road with the main road but a bit further to the west on the main road. It is a genuine desert road-house situated under the spectacular Vermilion Cliffs with a very, very good pub... More

Best thing: good beer selection. Other than that: room didn't feel clean; towels and sheets had spots on them (don't know if they were clean or not); food not to good; very small rooms; the outside looked nice until further review, i.e. old cans on ground that had to have been there for a couple of decades; and, you don't... More

Rooms, comfortable, cool, quiet, slept very well. Cafe, we had dinner and breakfast both very good. Great beer selection. Million $ views..sat out side at night and saw a real night sky, all the stars and the Milky Way. Loved this place...did not even care if the shower was a little tight. I want to go back!

The good: Great location right at the foot of the Vermillion Cliffs. Functioning, unobtrusive window AC. Comfortable bed. Good menu, though you have to ask for anything vegetarian. Many beer choices, as pointed out. Friendly (but transient - your experience may be very different) workers. Genuinely old-fashioned feeling accommodation. The bad: Genuinely old-fashioned feeling accommodation. Tiny rooms. Cramped, gritty bathroom... More

The Lees Ferry Lodge offers accommodation, but we only visited the restaurant portion. The food was very good, and the beer list simply astonishing. The dining room is quite pleasant. Our waitress on the first stop was very sarcastic, to the point of being obnoxious; fortunately, on our second stop, returning from the North Rim, she was apparently off-duty. In... More

This was one of the most magical stops on our 9 day trip to the four corners area. I don't think everyone would see it that way, but this mom and two 16 year old teens did. If you can appreciate quiet, calm, remote desert with very few people crossing your path you will be reeled in. The beautiful orange... More

My wife and I have stayed here twice during fishing trips in Glen Canyon. First, the Vermillion Cliffs area and Glen Canyon are insanely unique and beautiful. The fishing on the Colorado has been excellent. You do have to realize that you are in a very remote area. If you are looking for Disney World, fast food restaurants, and the... More