ザ バージニアン モーテル(The Virginian Motel)

Check-in was a joke, all virtual, only to save operating costs and reduce local jobs. Was given an occupied room at first, then had to video conference with the woman again. Room looked clean but when I wiped the floor from an ice cube, the rag was disgusting. Checked other areas, dirty too. Wouldn’t stay here again.

We were coming to 4wheel and towed our vehicles on trailers. Knowing we were long, choosing a place that could accommodate our parking was important. When making our reservation, they told us we could park out front of the hotel along the street/curb because it was “their property” too. Long story short, we all got parking tickets. When brought to their attention, they refused to help resolve the issue or take responsibility for the misinformation they provided. Had parking been an issue/problem it would have been nice to have been communicated this up front- before we had secured our reservations. The rooms were lack luster as well.

Poor air conditioner (either too cold or too hot) virtual reception based in the Philippines was very pleasant, no on site manager to assist, no additional towels, coffee etc. available Was Not a good value.

The rooms are clean and it is easy to check in and out. but it is too close to the main road and big 18 wheelers were so noisy passed by the property none stop, whole night long!

Check in at kiosk as others mentioned. Efficient and no issues. Room was large and comfortable. TV not working properly. Contacted rep thru kiosk and tech came in about a hour to check the TV. Cost for 2 dogs is very high. Nice to be close to Main Street to walk thru town.

Check-in was unusual, interesting and kind of fun. No real person there, but a large terminal with a screen. Someone quickly appeared on the screen and checked us in. It's kind of like a zoom call. Well, why not after all. Felt a bit odd, but not bad at all.

This was a good place to stay in Moab, and conveniently located. Building is on the old side, so electrical outlets are scarce. Bring an extension cord if you want to be able to have power near the bed overnight.

Check-in was very strange. There is no staff, so you talk to a person through a monitor. She was quite capable, but weird. The room smelled of toxins. Apparently it had been sprayed for bugs, and even when we left the door and window open it still smelled. There was still bug spray on the windows, no one had finished cleaning it.