Boulder Mountain Lodge

My husband and I took a little getaway to celebrate our 31st anniversary. How I wish we had been able to stay for more than just one night. The room was so cozy and the bed was amazingly comfy. The property was idyllic and the restaurant was delightful. I was so pleased to experience the professionalism of the staff in this wonderful small town. We will definitely be back. I would love to make it at least a once a year tradition. (Honey, what do you think?)

I'm so happy Boulder Mountain Lodge now has nice new electric tea kettles in each room! Now I can make my Aeropress coffee and my afternoon tea and not have to use the capsule coffee makers that were previously here or try to use the microwave to heat water. Coffee is also now available in the common room in the morning if you don't want to make it. Also the lodge has upgraded pillows and linens in the rooms as well. Definitely some improvements at the lodge. Loved it!

My husband and I stayed one night at Boulder Mountain Lodge--our first trip back in many years. Our room was wonderful. It was super quiet, had a comfortable bed, a little table to get some work done, kitchenette items so we could make coffee in the room as well as a fridge (to store leftovers from dinner). The adirondack chairs outside the room made a relaxing place to read a book or watch birds dip in and out of the wetlands. We also took advantage of the common building's upper balcony overlooking the bird sanctuary and pond. It's an incredible sight in the desert. Every staff member we interacted with was super friendly and helpful. The Lodge also has a little gift shop in the registration building. We had a tasty lunch at Burr Trail Grill and a delicious dinner at Hell's Backbone Grill (which is on the grounds of the the Lodge). HBG is a bit of a splurge, but absolutely worth it. BML was the perfect place to beat the heat from Salt Lake (it was over 100 in SLC but only low 80s in Boulder!) and be spoiled by both the scenery and the accommodations. Wish we'd had time for a longer stay. We won't wait so long to return for our next visit!

Nice stay as usual, though the shower/toilet room needs more light. There's only the single built-in light in the fan for the entire room and it's quite dim in there. Make sure to stop by the restaurant for lunch or dinner, though unfortunately they've stopped doing breakfast.

We stayed at the Boulder Mountain Lodge for a girl's weekend, and it was the perfect mid-summer getaway in the desert. Our room was spacious and clean, with a great patio area to sit and look out over the pond. The beds were incredibly comfortable. So nice to come back to an air conditioned room after hiking and biking in the heat. The staff was super friendly and informative about activities to do in the area. Loved exploring the grounds and walking back to our room after delicious dinner at Hell's Backbone Grill. Look forward to staying again!

If you’re looking for comfortable lodging in an area of spectacular natural beauty, you could do no better than Boulder Mountain Lodge. Set out all day to hike or bike, then come home to soothe your tired muscles in the on-site hot tub and fall into a comfortable bed for a restful night. Plan ahead to eat at the award-winning Hells Backbone Grill, which is on the property but separately owned. Reservations highly recommended. There are other dining options nearby or you can bring your groceries and cook in. There’s a handy fire pit on the expansive lawn where the kids can make s’mores, or try a spirited game of badminton. The staff is friendly and responsive and will share suggestions for outdoor excursions in the surrounding area. The Anasazi State Park Museum is within walking distance and provides a good overview of early inhabitants of the area.