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Small vibrant town in a beautiful setting! We had breakfast and dinner at the Shack Caffe at the Bluff Resort and enjoyed an amazing dinner at the Smokehouse in town. While a car is needed to get into the town, we then e joyed a stroll around. We would have liked to have an extra day to explore the area other than the big attractions (Monument Valley, Gooseneck park and the Valley of the Gods) and get to know the city better

La Posada Pintada Inn was one of the three best overnight stops on our week long trip! The Inn was off the main secondary road by a few blocks so nice and quiet. More for couples and Seniors traveling? Room on the 2nd level (access by stairs). Room was at the top of the stairs so maybe add another privacy curtain since a few guests pass by? Great rear balcony sitting area (shared with another room but enough space for each room. (Maybe add a hint of a divide line?) with a view of the mountain just a very short distance away. Comfortable bed, nice clean room and nice bathroom / shower. with a little extra flair in design! Nice quiet stay! Nice brief morning walk to your right --neighborhood homes -- (or drive) to Fort Bluff Museum (under a mile) or to your left, the nearby jewelry / artwork Trading Post and restaurant (half mile?). This Inn was perhaps the best breakfast on our trip, made to order! Consider a brief stop at the Fort Bluff Museum (free admission but donate a couple dollars or more?) if a history buff and walk the Grounds and watch the video. Amazing true western grit story of faith in how this settlement was founded. Hand made gifts, soft serve ice cream and lemonade) and a small Bakery (both that afternoon and a next morning stop!) and a good brief break for travelers of all ages! Limited local services and hours so plan accordingly! (Dukes for dinner?)

Bluff is a small community with an elementary school, convenience store/gas station, one restaurant, and several places to stay. The Twin Rocks restaurant and Trading Post were well worth the stop. The food was excellent, a bit pricey, but the portions were large and could easily be shared. The Trading Post had a fantastic selection of Native American art and jewelry, well worth just visiting, even if you don't buy. Last but not least, the Desert Rose Resort and Cabins is a genuine diamond in the ruff. Reasonably priced, it is a hard resort to leave.

This is an amazing property. We stayed in cottage "B", it had the washer and dryer. Large, beautifully decorated, comfy bed, shame it wasn't a king. Still, that's of very small importance. Air con worked very efficiently and very quiet. Close to several National Parks and the Four Corners (fantastic for First Nations arts and crafts, bought a few beautiful things). Could not recommend more.

Love the quiet and the solitude. It is a great jumping off point for Bears Ears National Monument and Monument Valley! The only negative I can say about Bluff is it is vey small town so it has very limited dining choices. I would recommend the Twin Rocks Cafe as the best in town!

We picked a spot on the map to stop for the night. Couldn't have been happier. Dukes restaurant was fantastic. Friendly staff. Food was excellent. A little bit of a drive to the natuinal parks, but away from the hustle and bustle of Moab. Still good hiking and rock formations in the area and close to Sand Island petroglyphs.