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What Guests Said About Blanding:
Anonymous
United States of America
6.0
Review score
reviews
In a very rundown town, its unusual to find a decent grocery...
In a very rundown town, its unusual to find a decent grocery store, but this town has one. Be prepared, however, for sky high prices. It's very over priced, especially for very common items. If I lived here, I think I'd do my regular shopping somewhere else.
This seems to be a town with potential, but which lacks imagination. It needs a lot of clean up, and a star to follow.
Sara
United States of America
8.0
Very Good
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Blanding seems to be located at a good point in which to...
Blanding seems to be located at a good point in which to base a Southeast Colorado, Southwest Utah trip. There was a lot to do in the area. We were only spending the night after exploring areas a bit north. However, if we had the time on this trip, we could have easily spent another night and explored more in the areas mentioned above (like 4 corners monument, Mesa Verde in Colorado and other close locations).
phyllis
United States of America
8.0
Very Good
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We were on a ATV trip to ride the Bears Ears area, the area...
We were on a ATV trip to ride the Bears Ears area, the area is very small town with people traveling through.
Restaurants are limited, you have 4-5 place so to eat and most close early and not open on Sunday.
The area is spectacular and definitely for the outdoors person
Sheila
United States of America
6.0
Review score
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Blanding itself was okay.
Blanding itself was okay..a small town... but some things surrounding it were pretty cool so we were glad we went. We enjoyed our stay at the Stone Lizard Motel- very lovely decor and clean with a delicious breakfast and a nice sitting garden out back of the motel. We drove to the Natural Bridges Monument and were able to see the 3 bridges without hiking (although there was the option for that), then we drove down the Moki Dugway (very cool!) and the Valley of the Gods. It was otherworldly. Then we drove down to Goulding Trading Post to Monument Valley. Those natural monuments are extraordinary! We ate at the Goulding Trading Post - very delicious and worth the money. This area only took one day and was very worthwhile. So scenic!
Karen
United States of America
10
Exceptional
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Lodging.
Lodging...Stone Lizard Lodge is the best
Dinosaur Museum and Edge of the Cedars Museum are wonderful and definitely worth the visit and make Blanding a destination in itself.
So many things nearby to explore and discover.
“The hotel is old but being remodeled. The remodeled rooms are works of art! I am not kidding! The whole room is painted by a very talented artist, Kelly Pugh. There are lots of fun little details that make it seem like you are staying in that time period, but all the modern amenities too. The bed was VERY comfy and Robert and John were extremely accommodating and friendly. We stayed 4 nights and would go back in a heartbeat!”
“First realize the town of Blanding is small and not a lot to it. That being said, the house is very nice for relaxing and having as a base to explore from.”
“This little motor hotel from the past has been updated very nicely. We are all used to bigger rooms and bathrooms these days, but the owners have made every effort to make the experience good. They get especially high marks for the beautiful sitting and garden areas, landscaping, and the way- above-average home made breakfast including quick breads, muffins and puff pastry egg pockets.
The staff was very friendly and helpful answering our questions about the national parks, giving us Google Earth maps of locations and things to see.”
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