Inca Inn Motel

This was a perfect charming little motel in Moab. The rooms are clean and the beds were pretty comfy. I especially liked the lighted shower head made for a colorful shower with no need for candles. The pool was small but a great place to cool off in the summer sun. Located right on the Main Street convenient to all shops, restaurants, and whatever/​wherever else you need. And love the chairs outside the doors made for a comfy sunset watching experience while drying off from being in the pool. I’ll be back.

We enjoyed our stay very much as the first major stop of our 2-​week Utah road trip. We were even convinced to stay an extra night!
It isn’t fancy, but it is clean and comfortable, and the staff is excellent! Everyone we spoke with there was so nice. And one of the hosts helped us with jet boat reservations, offered us coupons for various restaurants, and hand drew a map to a good motorcycle road for us off the main areas. We would not stay anywhere else if we return to Moab.
My only real wish would be that they have a coffee pot in the room (I’d gladly trade the microwave for it), as the breakfast did not start until 7 and we are typically early risers (around 5 or 5:30) that prefer coffee before getting in the shower. But, it’s not enough to knock even one star off for.
And yes, the shower is fun. It’s like a disco in there.

Lovely local stay: I wish there were more places like Inca inn to stay. Great location, prompt staff, local flair, nice room and fast wifi at a great budget price. Wifi was the fastest in Moab. They called me at 9.50 pm to let me know that check in was about to close at 10pm. Very polite and friendly staff.
I could really notice the difference at breakfast. They didn’t use any cheap styrofoam, they recycle and had fresh fruits and I could see them refill breakfast items with care, the staff seemed happy — unlike the $ 3/​hr unhappy staff in chain hotels. Somehow that negativity creeps into your food and stay, which it doesn’t here. Lot of international guests. Overall, a fantastic option for your Moab stay. I’d come here again anytime.

Headed out on a two-​week trip to tour the mighty five National Parks in Utah. Staying two nights at the Inca Inn Motel in Moab was extremely pleasant. We had made reservations ahead of time as we planned on arriving at Arches National Park in the morning and hiking/​touring all day before arriving at our hotel. We arrived in the afternoon and were promptly greeted at the front desk by their staff of cheerful, smiling faces. As there were two couples in two rooms, we settled into our respective rooms which were very clean, fresh-​smelling and each room included a microwave, small refrigerator, air-​conditioner, small table and a couple of chairs (along with the standard television, cable, hair dryer, etc.). We got together with our friends each evening to talk about the next days’ activities, drink a little wine and play board games. The staff made us feel very comfortable and welcome. Each morning, we were greeted by a continental breakfast comprised of coffee (Starbucks no less!) & teas, assorted juices, cereals, muffins, breads and fresh fruit. Their staff provided us with recommendations for dinner and areas to visit while on our journey. Thank you Inca Inn for making us feel welcome and we certainly look forward to returning to stay with you again!

A clean, simple, inexpensive place to stay in Moab — not a great breakfast, but the wifi is fast and strong. And the colored lights on the showerhead are memorable, if strange.

Very clean. Very polite staff. Simple rooms with necessities. Good locations. Affordable prices for Moab at end of March. Small parking lot. I recommend it.

Super hosts, and everything you need for a visit to Moab. Would love to come back!

I wish there were more places like this. Clean, affordable, homey businesses that really take pride in their work. I’d never stay anywhere else when I’m in Moab. Couldn’t recommend them highly enough.

We loved this place. Rooms are very clean. Staff are super friendly. We will always try to stay here from now on.

Rooms were clean but slightly small. The bathroom could use some update but adequate. The free breakfast was better than expected.
Overall I would stay again.

Fantastic motel!!! I am usually a hotel snob and no there is no «heavenly» bed but what a great little place. Very clean, well furnished motel. The staff is super friendly and cares a lot about their property. Breakfast was simple but fresh and well presented. At $ 49 the winter rate is a steal! Would have paid much more and will stay here again!

This place is brilliant. Perfect simplicity, cleanliness, and thoughtful art décor. The right place for conscientious people with the right values. Family friendly. Budget done best!

The best in basic accommodations.
The room was very clean and well maintained. It even had a bottle opener on a wall. The WIFI ACTUALLY WORKS and works well.
The breakfast was pretty good. I’d definitely stay here again if I am in Moab.

I’ll be honest, when we pulled up to the Inn I was a bit concerned as it didn’t look like much, lesson learned, don’t judge a book by its cover. The rooms were a little small but spotlessly clean. We only stayed one night as we were headed to a resort but we slept great and the staff was very friendly and even made reservations for us to go zip lining down the street. Is it a 5 star hotel… No. But I am giving it 5 stars because it far surpassed my expectations and the price was right. Highly recommended.

Clean simple Mom and Pop place. Hard boiled eggs and toast for breakfast with Starbucks coffee. Clean and simple, no frills. They do have a hell of a lot of rules they make you listen to before they give you the keycard. Mostly standard rules of courtesy, but hey, Im not some little kid!

What a great place to stay! I forgot to snap a photo of the room, but it was clean and comfy! You can tell it’s an older building, but as long as it’s clean and the bed and pillows were comfortable (which they were), I’m happy!
The wifi here was great, much better than in some «fancy» chain hotels I’ve stayed. They also gave three options for the wifi in case one didn’t work, so that’s great! The guy who checked me in as well as the woman who checked me out were both very friendly, nice and helpful.
Inca Inn is on the further end of the «strip» but it’s very walkable to the far end and back without an issue. They offer a free no-​fills breakfast, but it was plenty enough to get me through the morning… and hey, it’s free! No complaints there. Ample parking and a cute environment. Next time I’m back in Moab, this will be my place to stay!

As good as it gets. This little independent motel was brilliant — we could not have been happier. Welcoming staff and atmosphere as soon as you arrive. Simple ‘U’ config with drive up to your door. Nice Adirondack chairs outside each room so you can sit and relax and enjoy the temperate climate.
Decent sized room and bathroom — all spotlessly clean. The bathroom had new tiling and a modern shower curtain and shower head with excellent water pressure and hot water. Cable TV, strong/​fast wifi, fridge and microwave. Though it’s on the highway, we didn’t hear a thing and slept well on both nights.
Breakfast is included with cereal, toast, juice, fruit and a few pastries. Coffee too, which is available all day. There is also a Mexican restaurant in the car park but we didn’t try it, preferring to get some exercise and walk the short distance to town. Their pool is small but spotless. After a hot day at Arches, we sat on the edge eating ice cream and dangled our feet in. It’s heated so there were also some people swimming. For those who have brought bikes, they have bike lock up facilities too.
At the edge of town — Arches NP end but within walking distance of the centre. This hotel was relatively small but it’s extremely popular and I heard the owner say they were booked out for weekends a few weeks ahead so, get in early and book. Give your money to the independents instead of a chain!

Yes, it exists, a true budget motel with clean rooms, great ammenities and friendly staff. We arrived and were in our room in under 5 minutes. Super friendly check-​in with a layout of the area and coupons to a few local restaurants. You’re right in the middle of the action so everything is only a short walk away.
The rooms were clean and everything you could hope for at the budget price point. There is free wireless, TV with HBO, free parking, a very nice pool, and complimentary breakfast. I will definitely make this my go-​to spot when in Moab. Arches is just 5 minutes down the road, if that, so definitely put that on your list.

Live up to its ratings.
A cute yard with rooms. And they are sweet to have some cloth cropped small in the room for you to clean the mud from the Arches or around. It’s very nice to do so instead of only forbidding people using the towels. The room is very clean and neat. Love it. Good enough and warm for a night stay in winter. And the crew are friendly and helpful.
And the breakfast is simple but I guess it’s pretty good for a motel.
With your car parked in front of your room, you can simply warm the car in the morning, while packing your luggage and have breakfast.

If Inca Inn Motel had been located in a town that wasn’t a tourist trap, where everything is grossly overpriced and gimmicky, I would have given it a far lower rating. But it resides in Moab, UT, where most people seem to be on a stopover to see the gorgeous National and State Parks that are close by — Arches and Canyonlands being just two of them.
It certainly doesn’t look like much, but none of the hotels/​motels need to here. Thankfully, we were pleasantly surprised by how comfortable the beds were, how spacious the room was, how clean they were, and how sufficient the complimentary breakfast was (hard-​boiled eggs anyone?). The availability of free WiFi was also a major plus for those of us who need to remain «connected».
We only had 2 minor issues: the bathroom door sticking to the floor and providing you with a workout whenever you want to open or close it, and the parking lot. My guess is that there were a few rooms that had multiple cars associated with them, which made it rather annoying for us as our room was in the far corner, and returning in the evening found us having to park our car on the other side of the lobby/​breakfast area. Oh wait, no, it’s because the spaces were relatively small and one ridiculous SUV decided that it should park a little skewed and take up two spots instead. Douchebag.
Anyway, aside from those minor inconveniences, Inca Inn Motel really is a good place to stay while in Moab, and should be considered especially with their «reasonable» price.