Boulder Mountain Guest Ranch

Lodge room 4 is inadequate at best. The good news is, the sheets and towels were clean and there were two pillows. The tiny refrigerator worked. The lodge and g... read more Lodge room 4 is inadequate at best. The good news is, the sheets and towels were clean and there were two pillows. The tiny refrigerator worked. The lodge and great room are a charming environment. And the rest of the story: There were no working windows and no smoke alarm. Yikes! The duvet cover had greasy stains on it, but they had been turned to the underside where we didn’t see them until we pulled it off due to the heat. In the midst of a heat wave, the room had no adequate air conditioning. There was a portable swamp cooler rolled in, but it had no access to dry air so it just made the room slightly cool and extremely wet. That wetness might have accounted for the windows being in operable. Even if we could’ve opened them, there were no screens on them and they opened onto a public dining area so we couldn’t even open the blinds for light or a view. The water handles in the shower are installed on the wrong sides. Luckily, I adjusted the water temp before I got in and made sure to not turn it off while I showered, so there was no scalding involved. The grout in the bathroom floor is falling out. Stepping on a chunk of displaced grout is a lot like stepping on a Lego. Ouch! There are no staff on site to address any issues with the room. And lastly, the mattress is completely broken down. It was a lot of a lot like two people trying to sleep in one hammock. If we were to come back to this pretty location, we would try one of the cabins instead.

One of the best places we stayed on our motorbike trip in Utah. Peaceful. Important to book a table at the restaurant if open. read more One of the best places we stayed on our motorbike trip in Utah. Peaceful. Important to book a table at the restaurant if open.

Per: special room in a wooden house cozy fireplace room free coffee/tea very, very good restaurant with regional products (steak, etc. next door Away from the m... read more Per: special room in a wooden house cozy fireplace room free coffee/tea very, very good restaurant with regional products (steak, etc. next door Away from the mainstream Con: Looks a bit unkempt/untidy from the outside Room No. 5 directly opposite the restaurant (very noisy Room No. 5 right next to the toilet for the restaurant (very noisy Restaurant was supposed to close at 8:30 p.m., the last guests left shortly before 10:00 p.m. (very loud no direct contact person on site Have not responded to email regarding the above points to date

Very neat place, great food. It is tucked up into national forest, and feels secluded. Would love to return read more Very neat place, great food. It is tucked up into national forest, and feels secluded. Would love to return

1. Service needs supervision by owner along with training of staff, felt like early 20’s were running the place, no attention to detail.locked doors no introduc... read more 1. Service needs supervision by owner along with training of staff, felt like early 20’s were running the place, no attention to detail.locked doors no introduction to the room which had wife controlled heaters, no written instructions in the room. Door entry instruction was also nonexistent. Our room was at the top of the stairs around the back .third level. There was no way directly to the lodge on the second level, you had to go all the way down to the ground level and check the door, it was often locked. Then had to walk Around the building to gain entrance to the main hall on the second level. Hand rails on the west need sanding and varnish. I got a sliver. Wi-Fi was a hassle. All passwords for their numerous networks were not provided in our room. Why even have passwords if you’re a mile from the neighbors??? Their needs to be ownership supervision on all levels, the only part that functions well is the restaurant. But there was loud music of course‍. This could be a great place but needs a lot of supervision and teaching before that happens.