Top Hotels Near Newspaper Rock State Historical Monument in Monticello from AU$114

"Convenient location"

"It was just what we needed; a stopping off place to sleep along our way!"

" It was clean and well maintained but it would be nice if they offered breakfast"

"Stayed with family and a cat. Very decent hotel. Staff are very friendly and helpful. I like how there is an indoor pool which my daughter enjoyed. The breakfast was good too, though there was only boiled eggs for protein choices. Will always remember this place. Thank you so much!"

"Well… if you’re lookin’ for a true “backwoods survival meets glamping” experience—this might be your place 😅 Bathroom? Oh ya, that’s a little nighttime adventure down a pitch-black trail (solar lights optional apparently). Nothing gets the heart rate up quite like punching in a code while wondering if the coyotes are clockin’ in for their shift too. The dome windows were so dirty we couldn’t even enjoy the “deer at your doorstep” moment—which was kinda the whole point. Never saw an owner, trails were more of a guessing game, and parking’s a hike away… so pack like you mean it. All in all, felt less like luxury glamping and more like camping with a fancy roof. Wouldn’t recommend… unless you’re trainin’ for Survivor: Upper Peninsula edition."

"We always have chosen this motel because of location and good price! It is a no thrills motel but the staff are very nice ! It is near beautiful outdoor adventures!"

"Parking was right in front. Plenty of it was on main Street though so if you don't have some way to block the highway noise it could be bothersome to sleep. But place was very clean and convenient"

"I stayed in Little House for 3 weeks while exploring The Needles District of Canyonlands. Little House is perfect for this because it’s closer to The Needles than Moab, and Monticello has a grocery store and several gas stations. Communication with the host was timely and helpful, especially because I needed a package delivered to the address. The property is safe and snug, very quiet, tucked behind the “Main House,” and separated by a tall fence. Little House has a 2-burner hot plate, a small sink, a small refrigerator and freezer, and a microwave. Two in-wall electric heaters (one in the bedroom, one in the living room) kept me warm during December/January. Wi-fi is smoking fast, so it’s great for catching up on work. Nearby, Loyd’s Lake provides a 2 mile gravel hiking path around the lake, with nice views and vault bathrooms. National forest land is just up the road (literally up…8,000 feet) from Monticello. This was a great place to stay as a home base from which to explore the beautiful area."

"Ok stay Owner fixing up the house,but there is a lot to do. The kitchen needs a major makeover. State of the art 1960. Bed in master bedroom needs replacing"