- friendly staff - clean room - good shower - well located at Moab - laundromat and hot tub on site

It was so clean and simple. TV is kinda small but that's okay. The heater/swamp cooler was very powerful on setting 1 and kept the room warm or cool as needed. Love the cute kitchenette. Racquel (sp?) at the front desk was very sweet and pleasant. Surprisingly it wasn't very noisy, considering it was a very packed parking lot of all 3 buildings. I highly recommend this place to anyone that wants a clean and simple room with a good pressured shower and comfortable beds.

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Clean room. Comfortable bed. Good shower. Good location.

Very small room. No chair or table. Its an older motel with very small rooms.

La ville de Moab est agréable, bien située par rapport aux parcs nationaux environnants. L'hôtel sur "main street" (pas bruyant) bon emplacement mais pour certains resto ou store voiture oblige...

Motel usé à la corde. Kitchenette mais sans vaisselle (assiettes, couverts...).

Location great

Small room

The pool and the hot tub was great. The room was cute (small) 2 double beds had a small mini kitchen.

Eine nette Begrüßung

. Das Zimmer war klein und funktional. Die Dusche war ein tröpfelndes Etwas. Die Klimaanlage war unglaublich laut. Zur Nacht brauchten wir die Klimaanlage nicht. Sonst wäre an Schlaf nicht zu denken. De Preis ist der Lage geschuldet und 30 % zu hoch für ein Zimmer aus den 90ger Jahren.

This is the traditional and somewhat famous go-to Motel/Hotel in Moab before all the cookie-cutter chain hotels spouted up like flat-warts, lol. We've been staying here since the early 90's. It's very well maintained. We stayed here for two nights on this last Moab visit & loved it. If you read the older Off-Road or Biking & Hiking magazines, they usually made the "Redstone Inn" their Moab hub. The reason was and still is, because it's super conveniently located and offers a rustic old-world, cabin-like experience that blends perfectly with the red-rock nature vibe in and around Moab. None of the other local hotels I've stayed at around town offer this experience, IMO. I would say they do the basics well. Specific good points: Location -- Next door (2-min walk) to the City Market, Moab's main grocery store ...to stock up on trail needs. Close to restaurants/fuel stations, A quick hop from Main St, but insulated from busy tourist noise. Kitchenette in some rooms, to cook healthy meals if you've gotten tired of restaurant food. Our room had a refrigerator & microwave which we used to make good healthy oatmeal & berries, in the mornings and reheat meals in the evening. Hot Tub in a separate bld to work the kinks from a long days' outdoor activity. Water hose and bike stand if you need to make cycle repairs/tweaks, and wash off trail debris. Picnic tables to visit with hikers/biker/off-roaders. Very quick access from car to room! Ice machine & laundry right there. Super-FAST data speed if you have Verizon Wireless - 5 bars of 5G-UWB on my phone, sitting in our room. I consistently clocked several Speedtest's of 750+mb/s, the highest was 785 mb/s down and 175 mb/s up!! The fastest I measured in Moab. The tower is literally next to the motel if you are on a work-cation or need to send out larger files. I didn't use WI-FI on this stay.

Liquid pump soap in the shower ....I prefer a bar of soap, but my wife liked it & the conditioner. They used to provide real plates/utensils...they cut back due to Covid. Smaller & more basic than some Moab Inn/hotels, but the rustic charm and location makes up for it. No breakfast, but you can buy food & make a better breakfast (than most hotels provide) in your own room. Great value!