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Our room and the hallways had an odd smell, not sure if it would be considered "stuffy" or something else, but opening the windows didn't help. The freezer in the mini fridge didn't actually keep anything frozen and it took forever to get hot water in the shower. People were walking around the breakfast area barefoot, which I would expect would be against some policy. Maybe the price is high because it's Moab, or because it was a Labor Day weekend, but I wouldn't pay the same rate to stay here again. The place is in need of some updates.

We scheduled our booking in May for a September booking. 12 hours after booking it, we found out that our niece had been injured severely and was paraplegic. Her parents were also booked to meet us there. When we attempted to contact agoda to cancel the booking, they refused to do this. Obviously, because Moab is so busy, they would not have lost money, and would’ve been able to book someone else. Attempts to contact the hotel directly also were unsuccessful. When checking into one of our rooms, the bed was unmade, and a prior guest was sitting on the bed. When we informed the front desk that the room was not ready, And occupied. They would not believe us. The carpeting in the common area’s also was badly worn. There are many older properties with real character in Moab. This is just an older property. No character.

I only stayed at the Best Westernb Hotel in Moab for 1 night so my experience was limited. The hotel is well located in the heart of Moab with in walking distance of all the main activities. Hotel room was clean and had everything that I would expect from a Best Western. The furniture in the room was a little dated but no more so than any other motel that I stayed in during my time in the US.

What a great hotel ! We struggled to find a adequate rate for our 3 nights stay in Moab as prices can be ridiculous high there. I found a good rate for this new hotel right in center of the town with everything reachable by foot. That was perfect Great huge room, good breakfast , free coffee and tea whole day, cookies at the front desk in the afternoon. We really enjoyed this property. breakfast staff was so friendly they even give tips to travel around .

We choose Hampton Inns whenever possible, because they are reliably good. This Moab Hampton, however, was the best in memory. Its architecture was slightly non-typical, with some extra touches. The window shades, for example, consisted of vertically operated black-out screen over a day-bright privacy screen. Nice. On check-in, we were offered hot soup as well as the normal cookies. The breakfast room was roomier, and the attendant went out of his way to help us. We had a great stay.

This place is exactly what I needed for my 3 nights in Moab. The location is close to Arches, Canyonlands, and Scenic Route 128. Plus, Moab is not very big so this was right in the middle of it all. Within 5 min, you are right in the center of town with all the shops and about half the restaurants (other half are about a 10 min walk; not a big deal). I had the 1 bedroom suite which was tremendous. The only complaint I would have is that the shower curtain was useless, and water mist would escape no matter what you did and make the floor wet. That is NOT a reason not to stay here though; just don't slip and fall on your butt. :)

We booked this place last minute and wanted to be close to Arches for the morning. The location was perfect, but we thought the budget aspect of the hotel would make it not as nice as other places we've stayed. On arrival, I was surprised at how clean our room was and how much effort the owners put into making sure their guests were happy with their stay. I especially loved the homemade bread at breakfast and the Starbucks coffee. Thanks for a comfortable nights sleep! If we visit Moab again, we'll be staying at Inca Inn.

Before we arrived, all things are set! No need to be rush for check-in. And no worry about breakfast time. I was astonished by the filling up fridge. (Oh although there are 3 guest room in a house, each one amazingly has there own toaster, bagel maker, fridge, microwave, coffee maker) Upto 3 different kinds bagel are available, 4 flavor spreads, cheese slice and fresh eggs are ready for a energetic morning. Additionally, all the restaurant they recommend are just really fantastic and authentic. Best B&B experience ever!

We stayed at La Quinta Moab because accommodation in Moab was very scarce that week. La Quinta was a cheaper option, still more expensive than a 5 star hotel in Italy, and it is certainly not a place where you would like to return. The loud air conditioner, the horrible breakfast, and the paper thin ceilings through which you can hear the heavy thumping of guests above you probably summarise the experience well. An advantage is a petrol station next door and a fairly decent supermarket 10 minutes walking distance away.

At $13 a night I feel like there's not much to complain about. The bathrooms were fine and the bed was reasonable (though a bit shaky on the top.) However security is a serious issue. There were no lockers and no door locks. Literally ANYONE could have walked straight in. With keys and lockers, I'd be happy to recommend to others but without, it's a bit too risky for my taste.