We stayed here for 3 nights - didn't spend a large amount of time in the room as we did long hikes - but were quite satisfied with the accommodations. We had a cat - so put in a "pet room" - but it was clean with no odors. We did notice a slight odor when we put the fan... More

This is a popular place for Jeepers, 4 wheelers and bikers (motorcycles) to stay while they are in Moab so I thought it was going to be party central. However, we had a room in the center on the first floor and our first thought was that it would be noisy with all the people traffic. I was pleasantly surprised... More

Rooms were ok, but noisy. Smoking outside of the rooms could filter in. Walls were thin and we had to listen to neighbors talk and argue for much of the night. No breakfast, no coffee in the small reception area. Poor parking availability. Traffic could be heavy and it was inconvenient to go to the neighboring National Parks. Very poor... More

We Stayed two nights at the Big Horn Lodge and can say, "it was not memorable." The room was fine. It was clean and large which is the most important thing in a room, but no frills. A couple of small spiders were found the second night, but we were there to hike and not spend time in our room.... More

My son and I were recently on a trip to the west. I made many of the reservations myself and also used the services of the National Park Service for reservations when we were able to. As it turns out the week-end we were in Moab, Utah it was difficult to find a room because it was the annual Car... More

We were pleasantly surprised. The room looked like a lodge, very clean. Nice area with a fridge, microwave - we had a room with one queen bed and it was very roomy. Great price and definitely would stay there again. The only problem was parking. But did manage to get spots both nights we were there.

I recently stayed one night in Moab, UT, and chose the Big Horn Lodge as a reasonably priced hotel for 4 people to spend the night. Our room was pretty well filled with the two queen beds and the small table and chairs. It is an old hotel that has made some effort to upgrade. At less than $100 per... More

We stayed for a week while visiting all the national parks and surrounding areas in moab. The hotel was easy to find, rooms were clean, water was hot, the small fridge worked. Parking was only a problem once but we got a spot as a skydiving convention rolled into town the weekend we left. Only complaint which wasn't hotels fault... More

We spent a recent weekend in Moab to do some exploring of the beautiful parks (Arches, Dead Horse Point and Canyonlands) and we were very happy with the hotel. ~ This hotel is clean and has that "lodge" feel to it. The TVs are huge 42" (i think) flat screens, there are mini fridges, and microwaves. They really seem to... More