People come for different reasons and will be happy or unhappy based on how reality matches expectations. If you are coming to be pampered in luxury, go somewhere else. This is a very charming, clean, comfortable place. It has everything you need, but not much more. Moab, is where things you want to see and do are outside. This place... More

The lodge on Rosetree was good for a couple nights. Nothing fancy and very Moabish, meaning funky. It served us well and we would stay there again. We are non-demanding visitors so if you keep you expectation in check it is good.

During a 3 nights stay in Moab, we came across the Kokopelli Lodge. It was a steal! It is a short block from the center of town and in walking distance to shops and eateries (try Love Muffin - it is a must!). I look for 3 things when staying out of town. A clean room. comfortable bed and good... More

Kokopelli Lodge is so Moab.This is a comfortable, cozy pleasant hotel that is moderately priced. We usually like to camp near Moab but this time we saw the weather forecast was a little too blustery and cold so we searched online and found the Kokopelli. We liked it. We don't go for cookie cutter type hotels so the Kokopelli Lodge... More

3 of us stayed at the InnTowner over spring break. The unit was clean, quiet, and spacious enough for 4 or 5. Even though you do your own cleaning I would stay there again in a heartbeat. I'd rather clean up and use the same sheets and towels than pay extra for maid service. Hot tub was broken the first... More

We were a family looking for a budget-friendly place in Moab for two nights. We ended up at the "Suites" property, which is different from the "Lodge" or the "In-Towner" properties. The Suites are a strip of four converted apartments located about four blocks from the main highway in a quiet residential neighborhood. Ours was a two-bedroom, two-bath arrangement with... More

We stayed at the InnTowner and found it clean,comfortable and well located just steps from downtown Moab

Stayed for a week during spring break tour of the area's parks. Only $80 a night. Super friendly staff. It's a quaint little place - the kind of place where the owner's dog greets you in the office. Clean and cute rooms. Small - nothing fancy. Perfect for people who don't spend a lot of time in the room or... More

When we aren't camping in Moab,Kokopelli is where we stay. The room are small but very clean and energetically decorated. They adore our dog Chaco and go out of their way to help us out with whatever we need. They got a brand new hottub last year that is wonderful to sit in after a day of hiking. They have... More