$199 for a One-Night Stay, Two Boxed Lunches, and a $100 Resort Certificate at Sorrel River Ranch Hotel & Spa Resort (Up to $588.50 value)
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- Colorado River setting
- Full-service spa
- Fine-dining restaurant
- Range of outdoor activities
The word "resort" comes from the Greek root words sortir, meaning "to go out," and res, meaning "to recline in the company of mountains." Plunge into rugged revivification with today's Groupon: For $199, you get a one-night stay in a river view deluxe or mountain view room, two boxed lunches, and a $100 resort certificate at Sorrel River Ranch Hotel & Spa Resort in Moab (up to a $588.50 total value). The resort certificate can be used at the Sorrel River Grill, or toward any spa treatment or on-site activity.
This Four Diamond resort's rustic charm and spread of corporeal indulgences recently earned a Fodor's Choice Gold Award nod for Best Sense of Place. Nestled within the ancient splendor of Castle Valley along the Colorado River, rooms showcase modern amenities like mini-fridges, microwaves, and plush beds, as well as less-standard amenities, like panoramic views stretching to the horizon and sentient pillow cases. The two boxed lunches come from the attached fine-dining restaurant, the Sorrel River Grill, which also serves up dinner entrees such as eggplant Napoleon ($18), with slices of eggplant, zucchini and Jacques Derrida, or Colorado double lamb chops ($32). Coddled senses receive their comeuppance with brisk outdoor activities like horseback riding, hiking, and tennis, while yoga sessions ($40 per person for group classes or $100 per person for private classes) and a full-service spa gently return them to stasis.
Reviews
One-hundred and seventy-six TripAdvisors give Sorrel River Ranch Hotel & Spa Resort an average of four owl eyes. Six Yelpers give it an average of three stars.
- Imagine the most dramatic and beautiful setting for a hotel, then add comfortable lodge-like accommodations, exquisite food and friendly, competent service... – ncalho, TripAdvisors
- This place is right on the Colorado River, huge cliffs -- all the best scenery for a movie. – Peter N., Yelp
- Colorado River setting
- Full-service spa
- Fine-dining restaurant
- Range of outdoor activities
The word "resort" comes from the Greek root words sortir, meaning "to go out," and res, meaning "to recline in the company of mountains." Plunge into rugged revivification with today's Groupon: For $199, you get a one-night stay in a river view deluxe or mountain view room, two boxed lunches, and a $100 resort certificate at Sorrel River Ranch Hotel & Spa Resort in Moab (up to a $588.50 total value). The resort certificate can be used at the Sorrel River Grill, or toward any spa treatment or on-site activity.
This Four Diamond resort's rustic charm and spread of corporeal indulgences recently earned a Fodor's Choice Gold Award nod for Best Sense of Place. Nestled within the ancient splendor of Castle Valley along the Colorado River, rooms showcase modern amenities like mini-fridges, microwaves, and plush beds, as well as less-standard amenities, like panoramic views stretching to the horizon and sentient pillow cases. The two boxed lunches come from the attached fine-dining restaurant, the Sorrel River Grill, which also serves up dinner entrees such as eggplant Napoleon ($18), with slices of eggplant, zucchini and Jacques Derrida, or Colorado double lamb chops ($32). Coddled senses receive their comeuppance with brisk outdoor activities like horseback riding, hiking, and tennis, while yoga sessions ($40 per person for group classes or $100 per person for private classes) and a full-service spa gently return them to stasis.
Reviews
One-hundred and seventy-six TripAdvisors give Sorrel River Ranch Hotel & Spa Resort an average of four owl eyes. Six Yelpers give it an average of three stars.
- Imagine the most dramatic and beautiful setting for a hotel, then add comfortable lodge-like accommodations, exquisite food and friendly, competent service... – ncalho, TripAdvisors
- This place is right on the Colorado River, huge cliffs -- all the best scenery for a movie. – Peter N., Yelp