Desert Rose Inn, Bluff

Have stayed there twice, a great place to stop after a day on the road. Log cabin type style. Wide wood walkways around outside all rooms with chairs, a great place to sit and relax at the end of the day and watch the sunset on the hills. Remote and quite, even on the highway which is not well traveled. Clean, well kept and worth the money.

Liked the location, accommodations and the price; however the two women at the front desk were not helpful. In fact, one woman was downright rude. When I walked in the front door, she was sitting on the couch reading and seemed annoyed that she had to get up to check me in. Then she said I had reserved two rooms for one night. My reservations were for one room, two nights. She advised me that the room was not available for the second night and that I had cancelled the reservation for the second night. When I responded that there must have been a mistake, she said "the owner did it, and there is no way she made a mistake." I asked to speak to the owner but she was out of town. Although this is the nicest hotel in the area, I will never recommend it or stay there again. D.McCorkle

Desert Rose Inn was a great place to visit, but also a great homebase to view the entire area. Excellent service, cleanliness, and value with a wonderful view outside. Also The Twins restaurant is a great place for breakfast with an excellent shop for Navajo and Ute merchandise. Historic Bluff is a must visit.