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"Nice views, in a very convenient location: close to bear ears, natural bridges, monument valley, valley of the gods... Outstanding and relaxing facilities Strongly recommend it."

"Unexpected surprise, nice stay and attached cafe had good food."

"What a gem! This little guest house offers lovely views and an excellent breakfast. After hiking at Bears Ears, the jacuzzi tub was very welcoming. We highly recommend La Posada Pintada in Bluff, UT."

"We had a very good stay here. "

"Plenty of parking. Excellent breakfast. Restaurant attached, but no wine or beer. "

"The cottage was PERFECT: very clean, spacious, quiet, well-appointed, great value!"

"Short stay and plenty of amenities and a well stocked kitchen area. Plenty of room for a party of 5-6. Quiet surroundings and Bluff is a dark-sky city. Cabin has a TV, Keurig, Microwave and Wifi. Melanie was prompt to change out our Smoke detector Battery. So, Great customer Service. We did not use the common areas and I don't recollect if this is "dog Friendly".? We will stay here again for sure. A Nice Plus, the Floors are heated! "

"Nice comfortable hotel room. Checked in late after hours. Stayed multiple nights."

"Dark Canyon was indeed a great off grid experience. The 360-degree views around the cabin with no other humans around offered something not found very often. Sitting on the deck at sunset while enjoying a glass of whiskey and looking at the Bears Ears was truly a western experience. The sunrises make you want to get up early just to experience the beauty. It makes you understand the use of pink and turquoise in the Native American art of this region. The wildlife around the cabin was wonderful. At night the howling of the coyotes and bugling of the elk and the deer grazing by the cabin was so nice, it let us know we were the visitors to the area, they owned it. The fact the cabin was dog friendly and we were able to travel with our two dogs made the trip for us. They are large dogs and enjoy hiking and being with us. They are well trained to not bother the wildlife, this would be essential in this area. "