Exceedingly clean and comfortable, small rooms. Friendly, helpful staff. Laundry and hot tub were great extra amenities. Centrally located to several good restaurants; Blu Pig, Moab Brewery, Moab Grill.

This was a last minute option for us that I was grateful to snag since everything else was booked in town that could accommodate a dog. But, I would like to warn others, this inn is very basic. For the high price we were charged, I felt ripped off. The beds and pillows are super uncomfortable, no breakfast, crammed parking lot, the customer service was bad, and the buildings are somewhat outdated. But it gave us a place to stay with my dog. If you don’t have an animal, and have all options available to you, I recommend you check everywhere else before you book here.

This seems to be a favorite hotel of the adventure seeker. It is one of the most reasonably priced hotels in Moab, and so a hangout for hikers etc. It is relatively well located, easy to get to and has several eateries nearby, including a grocery store that sells premade sandwiches etc. for picnics and trail snacks. This is a "down to basics" sort of place, but the room was clean and the bed was great for sleeping - so who can ask for anything more? I noticed there was a laundry room with ice machine. Everyone was very friendly and I enjoyed my 3 night stay.

Nice and clean. love the wood cabin look and the hottub. They were accommodating allowing us to park a large moving truck and car dolly in their lot. Rooms were nice and cozy and within close walking distance of downtown.

We were very pleased with the accommodations here. The wood paneling gave it an "out west" feel, and the rooms had everything needed: Microwave, refrigerator, plates, utensils, coffee pot, TV, internet. Sure its basic, but it even had a hot tub and pool access. Rooms are small and meet travel needs. This is a place that I would recommend for a basic, meet your needs, great night sleep near the National Park location.

We stayed the night on our way to AZ from CO. Room was small, but served its purpose for the night. Front desk staff was nice at check in & check out. Close to Main street restaurants & shopping. Only downside was waking up to a few Elm Bugs crawling on the bed. No fault of the hotel, they were cutting down elm trees on the property next door. Still a little creepy though. We would stay here again if passing through town.

For the last 3 years I've been exploring Canyonlands and fortunately the 1st year I discovered the Red Stone Inn. In that 1st year I looked online at all the different hotels/motels in Moab and they all seemed somewhat overpriced but the Red Stone Inn was reasonably priced plus it was conveniently located near the part of town where I was renting my 4WD (Canyonlands Jeep). Additionally, it was very close to the grocery store where I needed to pickup supplies for my 4WD trip. In as much as I was planning on starting very early, having that grocery store so close was a major factor. The Red Stone Inn was a tremendous find, therefore, for the last 3 years, I've repeatedly booked into the Red Stone Inn as I continue to explore the backcountry by 4WDing in Canyonlands.

Driving into the Red Stone Inn is like driving back 40 years in time. It's a pretty old building, with tiny rooms and antiquated services. We checked in and the desk person was not friendly at all. We had a room at the end of the long hall way toward the back of the hotel. Room was small, window blinds didn't work properly so we had people looking in when they passed by on the walkway behind the hotel. The beds were so soft that we both had back aches when we woke up in the morning. There was no breakfast offered so we had to go up the street, park the car, and eat before driving any further. All in all not a great experience and one we will not repeat.

If you like small, over-priced, cabin-like rooms with no amenities, then you'll like this place. The only positive I can give is it is centrally located. Oh, and the staff was friendly. No breakfast, and no coffee in the lobby. The room coffee maker was moldy so couldn't use that...for $20.00 more i could have stayed in a local chain hotel which provided breakfast...which I spent at a local restaurant the following morning. Poor choice on my part.