Lodge a Mountain Home

“The room was clean and very spacious. We only stayed one night, but would stay again for longer as there was a bigger fridge, stove top to cook along with a microwave and mini sink. The beds and pillows were comfortable and (my favorite) a well made black out curtain. There was plenty of breakfast options, but no fresh fruit. That was the only downside for me. However, there were fresh chocolate chip cookies that were delicious upon arrival. All staff we encountered were very friendly &...

“Super clean and roomier than any hotel I’ve ever stayed in! Super comfy beds I wanted to take the bed home with me!! ”

“Considering you are in a small town in Duchesne, Utah I was pleasantly surprised with the renovation of the room. It was very clean and the bed was very comfortable. I would definitely stay here again. ”

“Host was very quick to answer any questions i had and was very helpful! The place itself is so beautiful and it was an amazing stay! Lovely rooms and amenities! Comfy beds and heaters in every room! Which made it awesome in these colder months. Very spacious as well! The pictures made it seem a little small but there is so much room! Thank you so much! I would recommend! Will definitely return!”

“This little town home is super nice! It was very clean and well maintained and accommodated my family's overnight needs very well. The beds were super comfortable and even smelled clean. We even found the toaster in the covered to be helpful in making toast to go with our soup.”

“The home had everything we needed and more! Great location, lots of parking, cool miracle beds, and it even had an air fryer! ”

“Home was fine. Had a pipe burst less than 40 hours before we arrived... Carpets were a bit wet and there was a musty, mildew smell. Host was very communicative and up-front about the issue... offered to fully refund, but we were too close to our trip to make different arrangements. I would still recommend this home. Should be totally fine once the host has an opportunity to clean it fully.”