This was the last open hotel in Moab when we arrived at 9 at night (traveler tip: ALWAYS make reservations in Moab). For $89 we were given a room with three queen beds, as it was all they had left. The romm was fine, though the beds and pillows seemed lumpy. Everything was clean, though they could do to replace the bedding for something less worm out. The bathroom was fine.

Next time I come through Moab I'll try to find a nicer hotel, but wouldn't mind staying here again.

Ouch! The beds are hard as rocks, VERY dated interior (popcorn ceilings, dirty carpet, bedspreads/curtains from the 80's). The bathroom was SUPER tiny, but clean. Our sheets had a big hole in them, the pillows were lumpy. The walls (and ceiling apparently) are paper thin, we heard stomping around, and someone talking. We are staying in Moab again soon and will not be choosing the Super 8.

If you don't have a problem sleeping on the floor, (since that's what the bed feels like) this will be ok for you, but I need a softer bed and prefer my sheets sans holes.

Paid about $140 because of a half-marathon in Moab in October. Any other time of the year, I would have paid a little bit more for a better hotel or been happy with a 59.00/night rate at Super 8. Were put in a room with 2 queens, no kings available. Room is just too small for the larger furniture they use. Swung my leg out of the bed to get up and hit my foot on the table. Don't count on continental breakfast, it is a very limited breakfast, juice, coffee, bagels, donuts, fruit loops, toast. Most other hotels either add fresh fruit or yogurt or something, but not here. We crossed the parking lot and had breakfast at Denny's instead, since we weren't in a hurry.

Hotel was clean. We were able to do laundry at the hotel. Breakfast was minimal but free. Toast, cereal,donuts, juice, coffee, tea. Good for Moab since you will be hiking most of your stay!