We stayed at the Apache Motel this October and last. This year we stayed for 8 days. The Apache was built in the 30's or 40's and is now a "historic site" (that's the reason the owners give for not updating the place!). It's four blocks from the main street, but if you like to walk or bike, it's very... More

Owners were not friendly. The blanket was dirty. We have found a bug on the bed. The breakfast was just waffles. More

My husband and I had booked 2 nights at this motel which was built in the 1950s. I thought it would be rustic but did not expect a humdrum motel. We came to Moab one day earlier so had to change reservations. All that was available, at a high price, was an old mobile home for the first night but... More

Our motorcycle trip brought us to the Apache Motel in Moab for a three-day stay. The motel is older and off the main street but it offers a great bang for the buck when compared to the city’s other motels. The room was adequately spacious with a separate dressing area, large bathroom, and a microwave and fridge. The bed was... More

We were recommended to stay here and will recommend others to do the same. Very charming retro feel in and out. Room good sized and clean. Nice quiet spot but within reach of central Moab. Breakfast a bit meagre. Don't stay here if you don't like old slightly odd places. If you do then you'll love it! More

On a week long camping excursion we finally broke down and got a room at the Apache. Staying at a hotel that is a landmark due to among others, John Wayne, was pretty neat but the hotel did show its age. the rooms were large and clean. The breakfast was free so I can't complain but it did leave you... More

The other reviews on here show a lack of knowledge, no offense intended. The Apche Motel is officially listed on the national register of historic place so for them to "update" or do "remodeling" is not as easy as it is for other hotels/motels in the area. We found the price to be less than other hotels in town. With... More

This is one of the less expensive motels in Moab. It is able to charge a bit more than some others because it has a small outdoor pool. This is a 1950's motel that has not been updated at all, except for some paint inside. I was afraid to go barefoot on the carpet. Bathroom functional but inadequate for space.... More

We stayed at the Apache during jeep safari week so it was the only vacancy we could find. Breakfast is make your own waffles and not very tasty pastries. The shower had mildew all over it and towels were clean but sort of a dingy grey. Rooms need to be updated. Was way overpriced for what we got. More