Top Hotels Near White Crack in Moab

"Well maintained property"

"Breakfast was good."

"Older property but very clean we stayed a week in Moab the price was great the little kitchenette is amazing to have. The room is kinda small. But we weren’t in it a lot. We definitely would stay here again. Parking is ok we had our truck with a trailer and our side by side really accommodating we just unhooked everything parked everything separate. It worked out great. They do have a parking lot right next door that you can pay the owner of that $25 a night to park there also. "

"Rooms were clean and beds were comfortable. Reminded me of a place where the Rat Pack would stay. Liked the historic sign."

"parking okay no laundry services no staff at hotel called manager with no response email only sometime would reply some times not will not stay there again should rename it to silver SAD!"

"What I liked..... Clean room (outdated, but clean), pet-friendly, good location. What I didn't like.....1) I would never stay on the ground floor again. I could hear every step taken by the people in the room above me and if they dropped something, it sounded like it might fall through the ceiling. 2) I also wouldn't stay in the room next to the exit door again. There isn't a soft-close feature on the door, so you constantly hear it slamming. 3) They don't have smart TVs nor any movie channels, so if you want to watch anything other than cable, you need to bring a Firestick or Roku device. I only found this out because there were several rainy days when I visited."

"Our stay was excellent. The staff including Jeremy the manager were extremely helpful and accommodating. I definitely would recommend staying at La Quinta Inn and suites Moab."

"Very well located in the center of downtown and close to all major restaurants and rental businesses . Just off the Main Street next to the Bowen Hotel on the main road ."

"Unique, upscale glamping experience! Loved the setting and the amenities on-site, like the food, s'mores, live music, craft classes, dipping pools, etc. The setting is beyond gorgeous and the amenities are spa-like, but don't forget that you're still essentially camping in the wilderness. Depending on the weather, nights and mornings can be cooold. The wind can also make the canvas tents really loud, so be prepared with extra blankets if you have anyone on the pullout (main beds have a heated mattress and are great!) and ear plugs if you need. (Ear plugs are also available on-site - so many thoughtful amenities) The location is stunning, but ~35 minutes away from Moab out of the way of Arches and Canyonlands, so plan accordingly. Amazing experience!"