Even though we lost power for about two hours, this was a nice place to stay. It doesn't look like much from the outside , but the rooms have all the necessities. The manager was very helpful during the power outage.

A bit spartan, but affordable, clean room, clean bed, clean bathroom, and solid WiFi. I would stay there again. Who goes to Moab to sit in a hotel room anyway, right? This was a good "base of operations" while I saw the sights in Moab.

Very friendly owner/manager. Great location to all attractions. I stayed 3 nights. Small, very modest room. Clean bed, bathroom and linnens. Carpet and drapes old and had some stains. Cheap furnishings/decorations. Bring your own shampoo, none offered. It is obvious the management wants to save a buck where possible. No cont. breakfast. At about $80 a night, I expected a... More

We spent 2 days at Silver Sage Inn. The owner (Ben) was very well organized--he had all our paper work ready for us at the time of check in. Also, he gave us some good tips and inputs on which places we should visit at what time of the day to make the best use of our time in Moab.... More

The Silver Sage is a great deal, very clean, and a great location next to a little taqueria and walking (stumbling) distance from the Moab Brewery. Ben was great too and gave us a ton of great suggestions for what to do around Moab. Thanks!

All was OK: the reception, the room has a fridge, coffee maker and a microwave. There are cameras, which I guess makes the hotel safer. It's a good base for Canyonlands Island in the Sky and Arches parks.

Least favorite of the 15 motels we had on our trip but it wasn't below "average". Room was very small and I didn't like the motel or value all that much. But it wasn't awful. If you spend very little time in your room it will be fine.

The Silver Sage Inn was above average but didn't blow me away. The room was pretty small but it's not like anyone spends a whole lot of time in them anyway. The bathroom was actually bigger than I expected it to be which was nice. There is a little section next to the office with a picnic table and grill... More

A peculiar smell greeted my arrival in Silver Sage and despite the best efforts of the friendly manager, it persisted for the 3 days I was there. I don’t know if it was just my room or the whole hotel, but that was the only problem I had with the place. It was cheap and cheerful, and the bed was... More