Hotels in Bedrock

"We enjoyed our stay at this lovely cabin. It was very clean. There were a few too many ear wicks in the bathrooms and spiders through out the house, but other than that is was very clean.The only concern we had was the wooden cactus with metal spikes. The location of it was not ideal, because those spikes were very poky and could possibly be a safety hazard for children. The good thing was that the little spikes could be removed for the time we stayed there and we put them back the morning we left. But the homeowner should maybe consider a bit higher up place for it. Other than that it is a great vacation rental on an awesome property with gorgeous views."

"Very small town hotel, also convenient location. Dining within walking distance."

"Ulum is a unique experience for several reasons. First of course is the tent. It has a floor, bathroom, shower and air conditioning unit, and a couch and chairs around a coffee table. We had the good fortune to stay in a fairly high tent so our view of the valley and Looking Glass Rock was phenomenal but it does get a little windy up there. During the day the temp reached over 100 so we were worried about being too warm at night, but this being the desert it cooled off nicely and we did not need to turn our AC unit on. We were also able to unzip window areas on the sides which greatly reduced wind blowing of the tent. They do supply ear plugs and I'm not sure what happens when it's colder and you can't unzip these side windows as the tents do get loud with the wind. There are also pot belly stoves and wood in the rooms which we obviously did not need. The main building is lovely and has a very nice restaurant open for breakfast and dinner. The guests ate dinner outside with the sweeping view I mentioned above. There are several fire pits to cook s'mores after dinner. The sunset we saw the night we ate at the restaurant was no less than spectacular. The staff is always ready to help and they are around 24/7 if you need a golf cart ride, ice to the room or anything else. They are lovely. I would not hesitate to stay here just for a unique experience, but probably not more than a night or two, as you can not really "unpack" your clothes. It's a half hour drive to Moab"