Red Mountain Resort

This wonderful place stands the test of time as a place of relaxation, rejuvenation and just stepping away from life’s distractions and chilling. Surrounded by the red mountains and Snow Canyon, it offers a good night’s sleep, wonderful massages, daily hikes , well being classes and other outdoor activities. It’s not The Ritz but doesn’t pretend to be The staff is kind, the housekeeping excellent, the rooms vary from smaller comfy rooms to large villa suites with fireplaces A visit to Red Mountain is a choice to treat yourself to “me time” I am grateful for it A special gem in a rapidly growing area

Exceptional resort with great food and many activities to choose from to participate in. My 3 friends and I will definitely return.

This resort used to offer the most wonderful experience to the point it was an annual trek for my group of friends for 21 years. Sadly, it is in decline. Activity offerings have been reduced, there is less food offered, the menu is static and not geared to any attempt to being healthy, the physical property is not being maintained and staff has been cut. It seems that the owners' new resort across the street has poached the best staff. Too many of the newbies had only been there a week or two when we visited. The accounting system is a mess which caused delays at meals. Three hours for dinner and an hour and a half for lunch, up to 40 minutes of which were waiting for checks, is unacceptable when you have classes and treatments to get to. Our week was disappointing and stressful. If you don't care about these things, however, it is still the most beautiful setting around and Snow Canyon is still wonderful.

I really really really want to LOVE the Red Mountain Resort. This was a return visit. My first stay was in November 2020 which as I understand was under previous management. Let's start with the good. The setting is still absolutely stunning. You can't beat the location in beautiful Snow Canyon. Waking up every morning and seeing the beautiful red rocks is unbelievable. The property is very easy to get to from St. George. This time we flew in to Vegas as airfare was much cheaper. My second favorite part is the daily hikes. This time I did two wonderful hikes that left the resort each morning at 8am. The big difference this time was the lack of offerings. There were far fewer classes offered than when we previously stayed. Because of this we chose the ala carte option. This worked out fine for us and we left for all of our meals. It would have been nice to be able to utilize the coffee shop at the resort but it never really seemed to be open. Luckily there is great coffee shop called Feel Good just a 5 minute walk away. The other classes we took were Shamanic Drumming, Building an Ancestral Altar and Acoustic Acupuncture. We tried to pick things we had never done before :). On our second to last day at the resort, it was still very dark in the morning (time change weekend). I was walking back from getting coffee and fell off the concrete path onto the gravel and got pretty banged up - hurting my hand, foot and knee. I will say the resort was accommodating about pulling us out of our activities for the day at no charge. The real downside came at checkout, when we were charged for an upgrade that we did not know we had even received. This was never mentioned by email confirmation or at check in so it was a shock to see it on our final bill. When addressed with management we were told that this was unable to be adjusted which seems suspect. Overall, I want to love Red Mountain. The staff (mostly the trip guides/class instructors) and the guests that have worked there and have been coming there for years and years are so passionate about it please bring that passion back. You have something special here. Make it magical again. I want this to be a place that I bring my daughters someday unfortunately I don't know that I will ever be making the trek back in the state that it's in.

The property and staff are what make this such a great place. The price is very good, but they could charge more and make the quality as it was before the pandemic. Doesn't seem they've been able to get back to what the food was before. There is also a lack of classes from what used to be offered. I'm hoping this was just a one off trip and not a permanent decline in what has been the best kept secret in America for a fitness resort.