Search Houseboats in Southeastern Utah - Glen Canyon National Recreation Area

"Archway Inn was a wonderful place to vacation with our dog. There was plenty of area to walk him safely in a well lit area, as well as they supplied a small fenced in area with rock and turf for the dogs to run loose. The hotel was extremely clean and there were staff everywhere you looked to help with anything and everything, and they did so with a smile. This is now our go to hotel each year when we visit Moab."

"Nice clean and comfortable "

"They have clean rooms and they are very friendly"

"It’s a well kept property. Great pool area! Nice views!"

"I was pleasantly surprised with our stay. The hotel is about a mile out of Moab, but it was very quiet. The staff was super friendly. A nice pool and a clean hot tub. The breakfast could use some healthier options. It was a typical eggs, sausage and sugar cereal style. Some yogurt and fruit would be a nice addition. There little store is very limited as well,"

"Very nice stay. Property is not too far from the freeway but no noise from the road. Everything felt like it was new. Highly recommend"

"This is a new hotel so everything looks clean and fresh for May 2026. Staff was helpful. Good stop over to stay in Moab. Good options for free breakfast. Parking has plenty of space. Overall a good place to stay when stopping by Moab for the night and exploring Arches and Canyonlands National Park nearby."

"The room was clean and beds were comfortable. "

"We had booked a suite Within a short time of being in the suite , there was a rumbling nouse followed by a stench from the drains which became stifling . The front desk obviously knew about the problem m and should not have given us that room in the first place . W e had to change rooms after midnight and then again the following day . Staff were helpful. Bathroom not cleaned properly and if the 3 rooms we occupied , 2 had cracked wash basins . Toilet not cleaned properly Was disappointed with this hotel because it does not live up to its required standards "