Motels in Utah, United States

The room was acceptable. The staff was friendly and accommodating. I asked for an extra blanket and was given two. The room was clean. The room was perfect for the price. There was a fridge, sink, oven, microwave, and table for comfort away from home. The hotel is also located near some yummy restaurants and delivery was quick. The heater took a little while to warm the room up, but extra blankets were enough to feel comfortable. The shower water pressure was decent. There are lots of outlets and USB plug ins for any electronic needs. The WIFI also ran at a decent speed.

In the small town of Moab, I chose the Big Speaker Hotel, because the day trip was the Antelope Valley and the Monument Valley, plus the inconvenience of walking caused by tearing knee ligaments a few days ago, so I opened to the hotel at 10 o'clock in the evening. The front desk staff received us very warmly. The only fly in the ointment is that the room has the second floor, and the luggage has to be moved up!

Stayed here several nights this month. Price is affordable and the rooms are kept clean and tidy with modern design and all I believe include a fridge and microwave. Great value and about 2 mins off of I-15 surrounded by a variety of dining. Thanks

I enjoyed my short stay here. The room is very compact but it was quite clean and the bed was very comfortable. The room also offers a flat-screen, microwave, and refrigerator while the motel offers a seasonal swimming pool. On a January Saturday night, the rate was a very affordable $31!

The hotel is relatively new, there is an elevator, and we started to give us a room near the middle with an ice machine. The machine was very noisy, I immediately changed the room, the room was clean and tidy, and the service staff was very good.

A motel on the town of Kanab, far from Monument Valley, is also a hotel that can be easily booked on an agency website, not bad. WIFI don't think about it. When you check in, the hotel staff will tell you that because it is a wireless access Internet, the signal is almost useless. The room is quite big and the facilities are good. As always, the American motel looks like. The restaurant across the road is very cheap and tastes good. There are also Madon Dang nearby. There are also several fighting battles.

We were disappointed to find we couldn’t park our vehicle in front of our room. They have the parking spots numbered the same as the room numbers but they aren’t located in front of the room. I want to be able to see my vehicle to make sure nothing is being stolen or vandalized. We asked the attendant if we could park in front of our room and she lied to us and said all the rooms were booked that night, they weren’t and the space in front of our room was vacant. We were upset about that, then discovered our coffee pot didn’t work. We will not go back there for those reasons.

The breakfast was so delicious, I ate toast, butter and peanut butter. There are bananas, apple juice, room cleaners, the air is mild, parking is convenient, and TV channel search is convenient.

Stayed here several nights this month. Price is affordable and the rooms are kept clean and tidy with modern design and all I believe include a fridge and microwave. Great value and about 2 mins off of I-15 surrounded by a variety of dining. Thanks

The breakfast was so delicious, I ate toast, butter and peanut butter. There are bananas, apple juice, room cleaners, the air is mild, parking is convenient, and TV channel search is convenient.

The town has a beautiful and clean environment, and the hotel is very close to the shuttle. Because I drove to Springdale from Las Vegas, it was already late at night when I arrived, and there was no one in the lobby, but the staff put my room card in an envelope and posted it on the On the glass door of the lobby, and told me to check in first, and then check-in the next morning. The rooms are a bit of a log cabin decor. The parking space is free and can be parked until 4 pm on the day of departure. This is the first small town on our journey. The hotel is backed by mountains, very beautiful and quiet.

This is an older hotel. I stayed here 40+ years ago as a kid. I loved that there was no carpet in the room, so much cleaner that way. It's not fancy but was just fine for a night. Busy roads nearby, I used my white noise app and that helped a bit. Breakfast was not great, but I didn't expect it to be. Plenty of restaurants nearby. Pool and hot tub were closed, not a deal breaker for us, we weren't there long. Price was great.

非常棒，服務好

Noisy room because we were in a connecting room and the door between the rooms is possibly a hollow core door. We could hear everything going on next door, but luckily they turned off the blasting TV by 10 PM. Otherwise the room was a typical Super 8 room. Clean and big enough. I had to move the small standing lamp to the table so I could eat and read the paper. The toilet jiggles. Maybe needs repositioning or something, but as always, we are happy here because we can drive up to the door and unload and we can have pets. The room was clean and they have a breakfast.

第一次住，感覺還可以

I'm so grateful for the Red Roof Inn. We had made reservations for a different hotel and when we showed up at that hotel, their pet fee was more than the room itself and then they informed us that we wouldn't even be able to rent the room we reserved because we had a pet. They shooed us away and told us to go ”across the street” to the Red Roof Inn. And I'm so glad they did. At the Red Roof Inn, the first pet is free and the room price was great too. The staff was friendly and they even allowed us a late check out. We were helping my daughter move into a new apartment and didn't want to have to worry about the dog so we left one of our kids with the dog in the room and they allowed us to have a late check out. It was so kind of them. I appreciate them and would stay here again.

You're probably seeking a good deal, a place solely for a night's rest. The price is enticingly low, almost the cost of two rooms at another motel. The online images seemed satisfactory, and the businesslike man on the phone secured your reservation. With a contented sigh, you relish the savings and anticipate the charm of the retro neon SANDS sign. As you head to bed, thoughts of the quaint motel and your thrifty decision lull you to sleep with a faint smile. However, upon arrival, the alluring glow of the SANDS sign fades. The front office, more of a storage closet, hints that your economical choice from last month might have been a misstep. Remembering the other appealing motels you passed, you question the extent of this mistake. It turns out to be worse than anticipated. The air smells of antiquity, and the distant tunes from a scratchy radio echo through the corridors, whisking you back to a bygone era. This place seems like a business where profits aren’t reinvested. The image that comes to mind is someone squeezing an orange for its juice, then relentlessly crushing it to extract every last drop, leaving the rind a messy pulp. That’s precisely what this motel feels like. To add to the dismay, the continental breakfast turns out to be waffles and juice next door at the Coronado. The torn and stained beds, absence of microwaves except in the front office, paper-thin blankets necessitating a perpetually low, noisy AC, and the overall dirt and dilapidation all remind you that this is indeed the town’s cheapest stay.

Staff was very friendly and respectful Pool is always clean. Everyone keeps to themselves. It’s a pet friendly

In the small town of Moab, I chose the Big Speaker Hotel, because the day trip was the Antelope Valley and the Monument Valley, plus the inconvenience of walking caused by tearing knee ligaments a few days ago, so I opened to the hotel at 10 o'clock in the evening. The front desk staff received us very warmly. The only fly in the ointment is that the room has the second floor, and the luggage has to be moved up!

The hotel is relatively new, there is an elevator, and we started to give us a room near the middle with an ice machine. The machine was very noisy, I immediately changed the room, the room was clean and tidy, and the service staff was very good.

I didn't expect the motel to offer a pillow menu. I always liked low pillows and slept in the cervical spine in the National Park room. The room was clean and very spacious. The breakfast was simple, but it was enough to eat. But we didn’t have much appetite because we ate too much American breakfast along the way. We didn’t eat much. The breakfast cake was good, and the coffee tastes good. There are eggs and fruit. The only thing that doesn't fit is that the bath towels and towels are brown and feel weird.

Not a horrible hotel but could be soooo much better just on so many little things. Okay first room was spacious and we liked it but we had to move because air conditioner did not work. and to be honest I think they knew but were hoping we would not notice. But they moved us very easy no issues. Room had comfortable beds and is very convient and close to Arches. Breakfast is fair not great not bad. However here are the complaints. Microwave, a light on the wall, and coffee maker were all plugged into the same outlet that did not seem to work. We did not need to use any of these things (we missed the light mostly) but what was the issue here?!! The television worked but had snow and static that was reminiscent of televisions in the 1970s. Seriously it looked like a televison that was using rabbit ears our an outside attenna. There were a couple of other things that I do not remember right now that could be updated or made more comfortable that would have cost minimal, like adding an extra towel rack or some hooks in the bathroom. I mean overall it was comfortable and we were really only there to sleep but still take some pride and fix the little things..

It was confirmed on Ctrip on the same day. On the side of the entrance to the Archs national patk in the town of Moab, there are several gas stations on the main road of the town, and it is convenient to purchase various hot and cold drinks and snacks. Free parking. Breakfast is said to be coffee and bread, from 7 to 9 o'clock, but in order to enter the national park to watch the sunrise, did not have time to eat.

The staff is very friendly. The room is clean and warm. I will choose this hotell again.

We booked our May 2023 (Sun-Wed) trip to Moab (Arches National Park) in April so I had a hard time finding a reasonable room rate. We wanted to be close to the NP entrance. I read through lots of reviews for establishments in Moab and decided on the Virginian as it had pretty good reviews and nothing to turn us off the place. The day was very dreary when we drove up and my husband wondered if I had booked us at a Bates motel (LOL). The check-in went smoothly, they had one of those Kiosk check-in units. Luckily, I had read all about this new phenomenon so was not surprised. I had booked a disabled room with a accessible shower. There are two buildings and the handicap room was in the back where two handicap parking spaces are located. Although the exterior was well-worn and there were a few weeds growing along the property, we were pleased when we entered the room which was clean, spacious and furnished with art deco type furniture and a hard-wood tile floor. The king size bed was quite comfortable with very supportive pillows. A good size mini-frig, microwave, Keurig dispenser and TV with good reception were all appreciated. The air conditioner was fairly loud so we tended to turn it on high to get the room very cool and then turned it off for the night. The bathroom had plenty of towels for two people, there were the usual provided toiletries. The handicap shower had a new looking shower curtain, standard shower head, hand-held wand, pull-down seat and plenty of safety rails. The water got hot quickly and had lots of pressure. The water at the sink also got hot quickly so be careful! Since there was no shelf for toiletries, I used the end of the cabinet in the bedroom that was close to the bathroom door. There was a tiny little round table in the bedroom area that could have been brought into the bathroom to serve also. Breakfast is not included but the Moab Diner (closed Sundays) is just across the street and opens promptly at 6am for breakfast. This was a life-saver as the park reservation tickets that we were able to acquire were for 7am Monday. At check-out we turned in our keys and requested a printed receipt from the Kiosk agent. There is a printer in the office for this purpose. There are on-site cleaning staff to clean the rooms.

In the small town of Moab, I chose the Big Speaker Hotel, because the day trip was the Antelope Valley and the Monument Valley, plus the inconvenience of walking caused by tearing knee ligaments a few days ago, so I opened to the hotel at 10 o'clock in the evening. The front desk staff received us very warmly. The only fly in the ointment is that the room has the second floor, and the luggage has to be moved up!

The hotel is relatively new, there is an elevator, and we started to give us a room near the middle with an ice machine. The machine was very noisy, I immediately changed the room, the room was clean and tidy, and the service staff was very good.

I didn't expect the motel to offer a pillow menu. I always liked low pillows and slept in the cervical spine in the National Park room. The room was clean and very spacious. The breakfast was simple, but it was enough to eat. But we didn’t have much appetite because we ate too much American breakfast along the way. We didn’t eat much. The breakfast cake was good, and the coffee tastes good. There are eggs and fruit. The only thing that doesn't fit is that the bath towels and towels are brown and feel weird.

Not a horrible hotel but could be soooo much better just on so many little things. Okay first room was spacious and we liked it but we had to move because air conditioner did not work. and to be honest I think they knew but were hoping we would not notice. But they moved us very easy no issues. Room had comfortable beds and is very convient and close to Arches. Breakfast is fair not great not bad. However here are the complaints. Microwave, a light on the wall, and coffee maker were all plugged into the same outlet that did not seem to work. We did not need to use any of these things (we missed the light mostly) but what was the issue here?!! The television worked but had snow and static that was reminiscent of televisions in the 1970s. Seriously it looked like a televison that was using rabbit ears our an outside attenna. There were a couple of other things that I do not remember right now that could be updated or made more comfortable that would have cost minimal, like adding an extra towel rack or some hooks in the bathroom. I mean overall it was comfortable and we were really only there to sleep but still take some pride and fix the little things..

It was confirmed on Ctrip on the same day. On the side of the entrance to the Archs national patk in the town of Moab, there are several gas stations on the main road of the town, and it is convenient to purchase various hot and cold drinks and snacks. Free parking. Breakfast is said to be coffee and bread, from 7 to 9 o'clock, but in order to enter the national park to watch the sunrise, did not have time to eat.

The staff is very friendly. The room is clean and warm. I will choose this hotell again.

We booked our May 2023 (Sun-Wed) trip to Moab (Arches National Park) in April so I had a hard time finding a reasonable room rate. We wanted to be close to the NP entrance. I read through lots of reviews for establishments in Moab and decided on the Virginian as it had pretty good reviews and nothing to turn us off the place. The day was very dreary when we drove up and my husband wondered if I had booked us at a Bates motel (LOL). The check-in went smoothly, they had one of those Kiosk check-in units. Luckily, I had read all about this new phenomenon so was not surprised. I had booked a disabled room with a accessible shower. There are two buildings and the handicap room was in the back where two handicap parking spaces are located. Although the exterior was well-worn and there were a few weeds growing along the property, we were pleased when we entered the room which was clean, spacious and furnished with art deco type furniture and a hard-wood tile floor. The king size bed was quite comfortable with very supportive pillows. A good size mini-frig, microwave, Keurig dispenser and TV with good reception were all appreciated. The air conditioner was fairly loud so we tended to turn it on high to get the room very cool and then turned it off for the night. The bathroom had plenty of towels for two people, there were the usual provided toiletries. The handicap shower had a new looking shower curtain, standard shower head, hand-held wand, pull-down seat and plenty of safety rails. The water got hot quickly and had lots of pressure. The water at the sink also got hot quickly so be careful! Since there was no shelf for toiletries, I used the end of the cabinet in the bedroom that was close to the bathroom door. There was a tiny little round table in the bedroom area that could have been brought into the bathroom to serve also. Breakfast is not included but the Moab Diner (closed Sundays) is just across the street and opens promptly at 6am for breakfast. This was a life-saver as the park reservation tickets that we were able to acquire were for 7am Monday. At check-out we turned in our keys and requested a printed receipt from the Kiosk agent. There is a printer in the office for this purpose. There are on-site cleaning staff to clean the rooms.