Red Rock Lodge has reliable wi-fi and is located a block off Main Street, ensuring a more quiet, peaceful stay. It's also near the greenway for casual walking--if there's still energy to do that after a hike. We chose to save money on our lodging and splurge on dinner at Desert Bistro, just a block away in newly renovated historic... More

I have never experienced such a terrible Customer Service. We made reservations for 16 rooms for a party of 33 and received a phone call from the hotel that they were cancelling our reservations for all of our rooms to accommodate a Movie Crew. Leaving us trying to find 16 rooms during peak tourist season. And when the hotel representative... More

The motel is within walking distance of all the quaint moab shops and restraunts. The staff made us feel like we were long lost friends, very good folks. The rooms are older but clean and for the price you can't beat it. Looking forward to staying here again.

Room size and location great. 1 inch, long dead, black beetle and toe nail clippings on the carpet, ugh! Overall cleanliness of room not apparant . Furnishings definately tired, refrigerator barely working. Wireless Internet new to facility and spotty - not available in room, only in office. No other vacancies to be found in Moab so it was here or... More

Not super fancy, but clean and comfortable with spacious rooms which include kitchenettes and outdoor patios. This was a great spot for us with our 2 teenage boys. Beautiful setting next to the cliffs, a bit outside of Moab -which was a bit crowded and touristy feeling to me. We took a half-day river rafting trip on the Colorado which... More

We stayed for 3 days in this hotel during memorial day weekend. The primary reason we picked this hotel was that we booked late and this was one of the hotels that still had a vacancy :-) Rates were also one of the cheapest from our research of Moab hotels (Rates varied from $65 - $75 a day during our... More

I thought this motel was a bit expensive, at USD 65 on average per night before tax, given that the rooms are nothing special. Guests are paying for the location, as Moab attracts a lot of people for very different reasons: hikers, rafters and mountain bikers. It is the only town for miles with any sort of nightlife, so room... More