Apache Motel Moab

General Information

The Apache Motel is an Historic Inn situated in a tranquil restful setting near Mill Creek Parkway and diverse, boutiques, galleries, adventure companies and galleries. We are the closest hotel to the world celebrated Slick Rock Bike Trail. Our motel is family runned and operated with world class friendliness and amenities. You are able to count on the facilities at our motel (large suites, swimming pool, queen beds, hair dryer, shampoos, plush towel and bedding, self-sufficient over-the-air hi-speed I-net, buisness heart, non smoking rooms, vast cable television including Disney and HBO, refrigerators and microwaves in a lot of apartments. ) and all this for the price of a budget motel. Whilst you visit, come down to the entrance and have a cup of hot chocolate, tea or savoury coffee and learn approximately the heritage of the Apache and it is outstanding visitor from our professional managers. John Wayne everytime Stayed here whilst making Western Movies in the region. In fact he stayed for months at a time in what is now the John Wayne Suite where he and Pilar and the children spent plenty of summer months days and nights. We have conserved the John Wayne Suite in his honor and believe it to be one of the best apartment in Moab. Whilst in the entrance hall look over the preeminent volume of Western Film History. "Where God Put the West" and learn why John Ford, Henry Fonda, Anthony Quinn, Dorthoy Malone, Yvonne De Carlo and a lot of others made the Apache their home away from home. In the last 3 years we have "spiffed up" the motel with recent deluxe queen sized beds, recent and supplementary lighting, recent bedspreads which produce our apartments, we believe, as pleasant as any motor homes. Moab is the biggest and nearest town to Arches National Park, Canyonlands National Park and Dead Horse Point State Park. The Colorado River with rafting and river excursions runs by Moab's north end. Moab is according to most experts one of the best mountain biking district anywhere in the U.S. and the backpacking and biking trails must be seen to be believed. Did I mention that we are hospitable?