Hotels Green River

Highly recommended, you couldn't ask for better.

This hotel was a great value for the price. While we were there we overheard a last minute booking that was $60 more than we paid in advance so book early. The hotel was a little further from Moab than we expected. It is almost exactly 50 miles from Arches National Park but was a quick highway drive. The hotel offered a free breakfast (self service buffet style) each morning which was much more than we expected. The food was fresh and there was a hotel worker constantly restocking the food. The breakfast included pancakes, eggs, meat (they had bacon one day and sausage the two other days we stayed), biscuits & gravy, bagels, toast, cinnimon buns, juice, coffee, tea and hot coccoa. It was a great start to the day before the long hikes at the National Parks. We met up with friends who stayed right in Moab and paid $10 more per night than we. For their money they had a tiny smelly room in a motel without any food services. We were very glad we made the decision to stay at this hotel and were very pleased with the service we got. We loved relaxing in the hotel hot tub after our long hikes. There are few restaurants in Green River but we did find a wonderful local restaurant near a gas station just a few hundred feet passed the hotel. The food was reasonable priced and they had a large variety of choices.

Very comfortable here. We hoped to have a refrigerator and didn't. That would have been helpful for our trips to the National Parks in the area.

We had driven from Los Angeles and were anxious to have a clean, comfortable place to spend the night. The hotel is very nice, the bed was great, the staff was courteous, and breakfast the next morning was very good. We would highly recommend this hotel.

This hotel needs some work. A fresh coat of paint for starters. The pipe to my shower head was very loose in the wall.

Wow! This hotel is located in one of the most desolate areas in the US. There is literally NOTHING for 100 miles west of Green River (not even a gas station or a port-a-potty) and practically nothing for 100 miles to the east. In spite of the town's depressing locale, the hotel was very nice and a welcome oasis in the midst of desolation. Make sure you fill up your stomach and your gas tank before leaving town!

What a pleasure to stay at your hotel. Very clean and the staff is exceptionally kind and friendly. A friend made the recommendation and now we will make recommendations to others.