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Mesa Verde National Park
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Room in Far View Lodge
Room at Far View Lodge, Mesa Verde National Park
 

FAR VIEW LODGE

The Far View Lodge is open from April 23 through October 21, 2009

Reservations
Online

Phone
1-800-449-2288

Details
Far View Lodge sits on a high shoulder of the Mesa Verde near the Visitor Center, offering panoramic vistas into three states. It’s simple here, quiet enough to hear the ravens fly by. No TVs. Nothing fancy. Absolutely beautiful. Peaceful. A place to linger and appreciate why people lived here for seven centuries.

All Far View Lodge rooms are non-smoking and feature private balconies and various bed configurations.

STANDARD:
•One queen bed or two double beds
•Private bath
•Private balcony
•AM-FM Clock radio
•Refrigerator, coffee maker, hair dryer, iron/ironing board, telephone; no air conditioning, no TV
•ADA compliant rooms available

KIVA: 
•Custom handcrafted furniture
•One king bed or two double beds
•Pillow-top mattresses
•Private bath
•Private balcony
•CD player/AM-FM clock radio
•Air-conditioning
•Refrigerator, coffeemaker, hair dryer, iron/ironing board, telephone; no TV


Rates and dates are subject to change.
For current rate information, click on the ARAMARK highlight at right.

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Baron Gustaf Nordenskiold  

Did You Know?
In 1891, Swedish scientist Gustaf Nordenskiold studied, explored, and photographed many of Mesa Verde’s cliff dwellings. Considered by many to be the first true archeologist at Mesa Verde, his book, "The Cliff Dwellers of the Mesa Verde," was the first extensive record of its cliff dwellings.

Last Updated: July 09, 2009 at 18:18 EST