I've been going to Moab for years to bike, climb and just hang out. This was my first stay at the Riverside Inn, which I found below average. The rate was $65, the room was one King Size bed. My first impression was that the rooms were not well kept. The carpet showed wear and tear, stains (I wore socks, and wished I'd had slippers, but would not go barefoot, that should say it all) the sheets on the bed were thin and needed to be replaced. I stripped the bedspread, as I do in every hotel. The router in the room did not work so I was left with a "poor" signal and therefore internet did not work efficiently. I called the front desk and was instructed to check the router myself, which I did, but still unplugging it and plugging it back in did not fix the issue. Even the available ethernet connection did not work. So, no internet, and I was their on business and this is important.
The room was quiet, no noise problems, T.V. was small, there was a refrigerator in... more