Silver Sage Inn Moab

Nicely located for food shopping and grocery store but the best part is all the beautiful things to see in the area , too much it take in in2 days. Should have stayed 4 days!!

Moab is a hub for nearby national parks and other attraction, the motel location is fine.

Manager promised to apply this July reservation $$ to a future visit but when I went in Sept. using his website, I got a few excuses and charged maximum amount. I ended up paying $298 per night to stay in a dirty room with leaky bathroom, faulty AC, unlocked windows, multiple electrical issues. In my opinion, Zack is a crook. Never again.

Fairly priced in a busy tourist town.

It was really hot

I choose not to comment on this property. The owner took care of issues.

This just had a weird vibe to it, although it wasn't bad once I got into the room. Two broken down cars out front being repaired, a reception desk with no sign of any staff (but they were friendly and helpful once I got them on the phone), a motorbike above the front door, a faint smell (maybe cigarette smoke?) in the hallway but all OK inside the room. The floor is lino (fake wood panelling) not carpet, and wasn't the cleanest. There's plenty of space, with sort of a walk-in closet for storing clothes. The place generally feels friendly but a little bit run down. I had a scary moment being trapped in the bathroom with a malfunctioning door handle, and had to kick the door quite hard to get it open. When I reported it to the manager, he was very apologetic and promised to get it fixed right away, so hopefully it's all good by the time you're reading this. The location is good, at the south end of town, a bit quieter than the centre but still convenient for shops and cafes. There are complimentary copies of the "Moab Happenings" newspaper in the foyer. Pick one up: there's more happening in Moab than I expected!

The place is in need of an update, but it was clean, safe and convenient, and the management was responsive. It was a good deal for the money.

So, at first I was put off a little, because there was no office that was open, and no one attending the property. There was a sign on the door with a number to call to get access to your room. After talking to the guy, I realized it was a family owned business, and each door had internet connected locks, which the owner programmed, then provided me with the code to my room. There was no daily maid service unless requested (and for an additional cost), but I never want service anyway. This place was clean, quiet, close to everything, and afforded me the ability to stay in Moab (my new favorite place) for four days, while visiting national parks, hiking, and off-roading. I would definitely come back and stay at this place.

Well, the property is pretty run down, needs renovating, and the cleanliness was not up to my standard, change your housekeepers. The price was right though and the location was okay...