Red Stone Inn Reviews
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Overall:
"all and all, this was a great experience with a cheap hotel room (cheap within the context of tourism season in Moab, UT)." — source Priceline
"Overall the hotel meet all my expectations." — source Priceline
"Not recommended because of the smell and the size of room." — source Travelocity
"I highly recommend this motel." — source Travelocity
"It is a very good hotel for a short stay." — source Priceline
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Clean:
"The inn was clean and well maintained." — source Skoosh
"The rooms are small but clean and parking can be tight if you have a huge vehicle." — source Priceline
"Red Stone Inn was the right price, comfortable and very clean." — source Travelocity
"It was clean, but it was very old." — source Priceline
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Service:
"While the rooms may be small, the Redstone Inn is BIG on customer service." — source Orbitz
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Location:
"If you are coming to Moab UT to enjoy the great outdoors, have a roof over your head, a place to wash up, store some cold ones in the fridge, sleep and head back out to enjoy the beautiful area." — source Orbitz
"It is centrally located and the staff was friendly." — source Orbitz
"People were hanging out at the Grill area, just like it was there back yard." — source Priceline
"Rustic, had microwave and fridge in small kitchenette area." — source Priceline
"veeery small rooms, but good location." — source Orbitz
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Value:
"Better value than most budget hotels." — source Orbitz
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Room:
"Room was smaller but well maintained with good beds and bedding. Ability to bring our bikes into room was appreciated." — source Skoosh
"The room was not large but it provided exactly what we needed." — source Orbitz
More information on Red Stone Inn
The Red Stone Inn is Moab's Best Deal, centrally located on Main Street. Our property has 52 rooms each room has a small kitchenette, tung and groove knotty pine, with log furniture. Our rooms are well furnished comfortable, clean and have free high speed internet. All rooms are on the ground level with inside hall entrances. The Red Stone Inn has a 24 hour guest laundry, out door gas bbq grill with a covered picnic patio. We also have an indoor hot tub and nearby out door pool. Our property is within walking distance to some of the best restaurants, microbrewery, movie theater, shopping and galleries. We also have 16 pet friendly rooms and we are very mountain biker friendly. We allow mountain bikes in our rooms, we also have a bike work stand and wash station. We are only 5 minutes to Arches National Park or 30 minutes to Canyonlands National Park. Whether you are passing through town or plan to stay a few days, The Red Stone Inn is a great place to kick your feet up and relax.
Check-in Time:
1400Check-out Time:
1100Total Rooms:
52Total Floors:
1Rooms:
52Price
Summer $60-$75 double; winter $30-$35 double; slightly higher in Sept and during special events, InexpensiveCredit Cards Accepted
AE, DISC, MC, VDirections
City
Pets
Pets permitted with $5 fee
Information by PricelineRed Stone Inn Rates
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