Not sure how to score this because my review is really to note the location. If you haven't been to Moab before, you have to remember that Main Street IS A HIGHWAY. True, it IS close to everything and that's convenient. It is clean enough in a simple way. We originally booked a room for 3 nights. After our initial night of semi's roaring by most of the night and a bear hunter who left all 8 of his dogs out in his truck whining most of the night, it was not even an option that all 3 of us had to move if we wanted to get any sleep. The reality is that this lodge sits on the highway and has big, glass windows which offer no sound insulation at all. Many of the hotels in Moab are situated similarly. So if you're someone who needs quiet in order to sleep, consider one off Main St. (they're there) or pay extra money for a nicer hotel that is closer to the gorgeous cliffs and further away from the highway - it's worth the money. If trailer parking is an issue for you, call around and ask the question. I saw a few large parking lots attached to hotels on the outskirts of town. The staff at Big Horn was very nice so I have nothing compromising to say about them. No refund was offered and we were just happy to get out of there when we did and find a new room. read more

I stayed at this lodge for twice. The experiences were positive. The staff is super friendly. In fact, during my recent stay, I misremembered the date I was supposed to check out (In reality, I should have checked out one day earlier than I thought). The staff tried to call me, but I was in national park and got no service. Moreover, it was Christmas eve, so they closed the office. Despite this, the staff left my luggage and belongings intact and automatically extended my stay for one more day without penalty. They left new room key in an envelope for me at the door of the office. When I got back late at night, I was initially confused with the situation. I called their manager---who came shortly despite being holiday and reopened office. I then figured out the situation and managed to get into my room with all my stuff--thank god! read more

The hotel was clean, simple, nothing fancy. Our 5 stars are really for the customer service: we came into town for the Moab Trail Marathon and made a 3 day reservation months in advance. We decided a week out to drop to the half marathon so we could get a head start and head back to Kansas. We didn't really want to have to pay for night 3 but wanted a shower before hitting the road. When my husband went to check us out, a couple of hours after checkout they did not charge us for the last night. What a pleasant surprise!! Thank you for the hospitality, Big Horn Lodge! read more

They was mean to me and the rooms were just dirty and I had no sheets and a bed they also did not know my name after two days they kept calling Sir and they did not respect my name at Babatunde. That is it. They also have these creepy crowling things call bedbugs. read more

Pro: Great location on the south end of town, close to the grocery store. No road noise from the room. Nice front desk. Knowledgeable on policies. Room had a nice look with the "lodge wooden feel". High capacity ice machine was great, and centrally located. In room fridge and microwave worked great. Attentive FD person closed the pool within 2 minutes of a lightning strike. I paid $110+tx per nt in July. Con: The AC in the room is located in the back of the room in the bathroom. The front part of the room has a ceiling fan and an oscillating fan. FD lady didn't know much about the adjoining restaurant. She had never eaten there or looked at the menu. Wifi sucks... ok for checking POP email from a handheld device, but forget about looking up any websites. I checked the speed from my room (215) and the highest speed I got was .03 Mps. When I asked the FD about it, she said she was computer illiterate. The TV was a nice flat screen, but the signal was very grainy. One day, we asked for no housekeeping. The FD lady said she would get the message to HK, but they cleaned the room anyway. There are signs in the room saying they are concerned about water conservation and wanted to re-use towels. I have no problem with that, but then they have a toilet that uses 4 gpf, no air-rater in the sink faucet or shower. read more

The staff was friendly. The location is great and the rooms were clean. We couldn't beat the price. The only con is that there is no grassy area for the dogs, but it's the desert. read more

The big horn lodge has an old school cabin feel, but manages to be clean and welcoming. As a cyclist, I love that they allow bikes in your room and provide rags to wipe off dirt from your shoes and bike. There is a pretty decent size fridge and microwave and although the bathroom is small, it gets the job done. No breakfast and a pool that was already closed for the season when we visited. read more

This place is great. The people at the desk are outstanding and the adjoining restaurant was really good for breakfast and dinner. The room had the Lodge look and everything was clean to a T. We stopped at a couple of other places that were booked and fortunately Big Horn wasn't. 5 stars for the exceptional service of the front desk. Hope to get back to Moab in the future to explore and will definitely have Big Horn at the top of the list to stay. read more

I've stayed here regularly for about 15 years. They cater to the outdoor enthusiasts who visit Moab - bikers, Jeepers, ATVs. And they have dog rooms. They leave rags in the room for use while working on your bike, Jeep, etc. Service has been consistently friendly and helpful over the years. read more

I can't really explain why I loved this place so much. Nice room with high ceilings. Let me check in early. Overall great vibe.

My wife and I stayed here for two days w/ our dog. The rooms are clean and comfortable. Given that everybody here is into outdoorsy things I really appreciated that they have tiled floors w/ are easy to keep clean. Imaging carpets in an area where people come into their rooms w/ dirty, sandy shoes and you get the idea. Overall we were super happy w/ their staff. We intended to stay in the Big Horn Lodge for one night but our car broke down the day we arrived in Moab and had to get it into a garage the next day. While we were waiting for the car to get fixed the front desk allowed us to get back into our room w/o charge even though it was after the check-out time and the room had already been cleaned. We later decided to stay another night. Paid $56/night including the pooch. The only negative I can think of is that the walls are pretty thin (but then, this is true for most places in this price range and their internet is pretty slow. But again...) We'd definitely stay here again. read more

we saw the billboard that stated that they were cheaper than the big brand places to stay in Moab. and yes they were correct. however it was unclear when we went to check in. we have a service dog/family member and we asked if that was ok, the lady stated that she would allow it. strange, service animals are allowed whenever you inform a place or business. in my case, being a Veteran with PTSD, my service animal is my family member. so that being sad, we checked in. when I walked around to walk my lil buddy, I saw that there was a permanently mounted doggie poop bags on the walkway leading to the rear of the motel, which has a dirt gravel lil grassy area for doggies. I wondered why the lady mentioned that she would allow my service doggy as if it was doing me a favor. any business that doesn't allow service doggies issure to lose repeat customers. so not sure if we misunderstood. the pool is small and good for kids if you have. close to walking distance, and the room we had was clean. the bathroom was very small. but it was clean and the price was a great factor. so yes we recommend staying here. we also saw another guest with two small dogs. so if this business reads this, please let your potential guests know that service animals and pets are indeed allowed. trust me pet/service animal parents look for pet friendly places, and will do business with your establishment. service and therapy animals provide a necessary service to families, especially veterans that have been placed in horrible situations that keep haunting us. a dog brings love and provides a safe environment. so remember please adopt instead of buying. theres alot of dogs out there that need a loving home. thank you for reading read more

This place is great for the price. They are very pet friendly and everyone was very friendly. I can't beleive some of the reviews on here. What do people expect for $65? When we got there the price was exactly what we were quoted, no hidden fees. There is an area you can take your dog out on the side. We were there in the late fall and we were plenty warm enough. It was an easy driveto arches and canyonlands. I would definitely stay there again. read more

I screwed up our reservation dates and Mariah was extremely helpful and courteous. She helped get us set up with another hotel in no time and was kind and thoughtful throughout - got me out of the dog house with the family!!! Thanks again Mariah! read more

Extremely clean and courteous staff at a wonderful hotel. I haven't seen prices like this since I was a kid twenty years ago but the amenities are incredible. Next time traveling through Moab I will stop here no questions asked. read more

Not so pet friendly!! I was so disappointed in this motel, as far as pets are concerned. Not only do they not have a grassy area for your pets to use, but the area that they do have is full of burrs, for which your dogs paws will be full of! The pet area is not lit at night, and it's located along a desolate dark dusty road behind the motel. Our dogs eye was pierced with a branch behind the building, to which led us to leave Moab early to retrieve veterinarian care. The motel was not bad, but I would NEVER return here with my pets. read more

Wonderful, quiet lodge. Professional staff and great furnishings in the rooms. Clean pool and a hot tub just across the street. A little pricey but it is a tourist town so understandable. read more

Terrific experience. Friendly, cheerful staff, great location, good price. Rustic log cabin decor. Clean. Referred to by a local and very happy. read more

We weren't super thrilled with this place. The night before we stayed in a Holiday Inn Express in Montrose, CO and it was light years ahead of this place, and astonishingly cost $40 less than the Big Horn. Location, I know, but considering we had such a great stay the night before, it was a real bummer to find those crusty polyester bed spreads in a hotel that charges over $100 for a Sunday night on a non-holiday weekend. It was super hot in the room so we turned on the Air. It took ages to get cool. When we finally turned it off we could hear people talking behind the hotel, plus the road noise in front of the hotel. There was 1 soap and 1 shampoo in the room, but there were 3 of us. Crummy pillows that could have been stacked to make them a bit better, but there were only 4 in the room. And the Wi-Fi was horrid. I think I actually connected for about 3 minutes after trying for about an hour. Definitely won't stay here again. read more

Rooms ok for the price but tub plug broken and the maid sucked jut threw our bed together didn't even put pillows back. Not sure I would stay ever again read more

I called their sister hotel, but they were booked so suggested I called Big Horn Lodge. The receptionist was very kind and helpful. Our room was very clean and reasonably priced. This was the most affordable rate I found. I would stay here again. read more

ok, this is a very nice non-chain hotel. everything, including front desk service met ALMOST all of our expectations for a reasonably priced room for overnighting. our only disappointment was the cleanliness of the carpet. we found that the bottoms of our feet were black after walking barefoot back and forth to the bathroom a couple of times. can't believe they can't shampoo the carpets once in a while! read more

Beds were ok. Clean and cute. More affordable than most in moab. Friendly desk. Look for the twenty dollar off coupon in the literature racks in town or other places. We got ours in pagosa springs co. Would stay there again. read more

Stayed here on a trip down to Moab in May. The room was nice and had everything we needed. It had a nice rustic charm with log furniture and wall panels. The front desk staff was extremely helpful and went out of their way to ensure that we were taken care of on our trip. Thank you so much! read more

Stayed here 3 nights in April. Check in was quick and easy, our room clean, with rustic decor. Included a coffee maker, refrigerator and microwave. Easy walk to a grocery store and a variety of shops and restaurants. Being on the main road means lots of traffic and noise. The AC unit, located in the bathroom at the back of our room, provided white noise. Advertised being smoke free (no smoking in the rooms) but smoking is allowed outside the rooms. People stood outside, leaned against the wall between parking and rooms, and smoked. We kept our door shut but the smoke seeped into our room. After the second night my husband and I both woke up with throats raw from the smoke. We called the office to complain but were told there was nothing they could do about it. My suggestion would be to have a section of the lodge for smoking and another for non-smoking, or provide a 'smoking area' away from the rooms. Advertising as a smoke free facility is a bit misleading. Price is right but smoking situation would keep us away. read more

loved this place /room was clean /staff was fantastic! great price and you can get the trolley from the street into town !