Red Mountain Resort

This was meant to be a reasonably priced stopover between California and Zion National Park, but was pleasantly surprised by the quality of this hotel. The rooms were spacious, new and clean. The resort is surrounded by desert and just has a nice vibe going on. The main restaurant food was good and the service excellent; there was a nice take out spot on the property with grab and go. Would definitely stay here again.

5 stars for ＞Guest room amenities, all the staff members at front desk, spa reception, and Canyon Breeze restaurant ＞Outstanding fitness rooms and instructors. MELT with Kim W. (reduce muscular soreness+) and the Puebloan pottery class led by Joyce were standouts. ＞Excellent spa treatments were done by highly skilled and caring providers (shout out to Michella, Cody, Nancy and Trevor). 4.5 stars to Sagestone Spa and Canyon Breeze restaurant. ＞The spa had great relaxing lounge+views. Shower+steam rooms clean with ample supplies of products ＞The restaurant had great service and delicious food (don't skip the desserts!) along with ample gluten free selections. No daily specials on weekend as we'd been told. 3 stars to administration and the computerized systems as were lacking; poor & mis-communications while onsite, advance booking difficulties, and multiple emails, duplicate receipts and changed and multiple booking numbers for unknown reasons. Indoor pool was closed without advanced notice. Front desk staffing only started at 9:00am. Spa at 10am. 2 stars to ＞Canyon Counter cafe as had a very limited lunch selection with some menu items unavailable. Given its limited nature this impeded onsite lunch availability. ＞Outfitters hours did not extend past 5pm and selection of larger women's clothes was lacking Concerns include ＞Conservation - electricity for A/C in rooms auto set at 68 for arrivals, water conservation awareness and education not seen, recycling (can the Resort team with Ivin's?) ＞adding spa amenities between treatments like IR or dry sauna, stretching room with mats and pillows or props ＞the designated spa pool is for all resort guests and gets noisy

Resort was bought out by Black Desert Resort (going up down the street) owners, and it's clear they don't care about what happens here. The spa is exceptional and the hiking guides were excellent. Beautiful views. Children are supposed to only be allowed in one of the pools and quiet hours/areas are supposed to be respected. There were screaming children during the entirety of my stay, including in the adults only pool. I love kids, but was looking forward to peace and quiet on this trip. The food was sub-par at the absolute best. It is clear they did not wash any lettuce for the salads and the cooks aren't making pasta properly. Moldy raspberries were put out for breakfast. When I asked for fruit at lunch I was told "they lock it up in a special fridge I can't get into" by the waiter. Rooms were fairly nice. Very deep bathtub making it difficult to get into the shower, although there are grab bars available to assist. Maid service does not come often, and there are signs stating this. Processes and schedules were not explained well at check in.

Staff was great. Had issues with the air-conditioning the first night but overall the resort is beautiful.

The property grounds are beautifully landscaped and the property is perfectly situated in the mouth of a redrock canyon. Offering an enchanting setting. Access to Snow canyon and desert activities are readily accessible especially for cycling.