Rustic, comfortable, but not actually in Lees Ferry (it's 3 miles west of Marble Canyon), this lodge has 10 rooms, plus a restaurant-bar with an array of international beers. The bar is the kind where you're never quite sure who's going to roar off the highway and stomp through the door – but they'll surely have an interesting story. Wi-fi in the lobby only.
Lees Ferry Lodge
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