Apache Motel

The retro roadside motel feel was a big part of what we liked, with just a little extra polish. It was a great base for visiting Arches and Canyonlands, and the cleanliness, easy check-in, and overall atmosphere felt like tremendous value for the price. I was disappointed that breakfast wasn't available even though it had been advertised, but I understand the reason was the off-season. I'd highly recommend staying here.

I came to Moab to visit the places where my late friend had lived and worked before she became ill and returned to Atlanta, so the trip meant a lot to me. After we left, I found a photo of this motel on her social media, which made the stay even more special. I'll come back and stay here again. The pool area was lovely, with a heated pool, grills, hammocks, and a swinging chair for reading or napping. We also liked ending the day by the fire pit outside the office, meeting people from around the country and swapping stories over beers. Nicole and Maria were especially kind and interesting, and happy to help us find things. The rest of the staff were friendly and helpful too. The motel is just off the main road, so traffic is lighter, but it's convenient for everything. You can walk to parks, shops, and restaurants. I love mid-century motels, and this one was fantastic.

The bed was much more comfortable than I expected, and the staff were so friendly. Nancy was especially nice on the morning I checked out, and we had a great conversation over the complimentary breakfast. The cinnamon rolls were delicious, with plenty still available at 8:15 a.m. It's an older property, but the comfort, staff, and price will bring me back. Thank you!

The room was spotless, the staff were friendly, and I liked the continental breakfast. It was something you took back to your room, though, not really a full breakfast. We booked expecting a retro motel and breakfast included. I can't say whether every room is the same, but ours felt very old rather than retro, and that wasn't what we had in mind. Because of that, it seemed overpriced. If you're after a cottage-style room from 50 years ago that hasn't been upgraded, this may suit you.