We just came back from Utah where we decided to spend a night at Kokopelli based on the positive reviews. The room was so small, the bathroom was too small even for me - I'm 53kg and tall, so I can't really imagine a bit stronger-built people enjoying this place, sorry. Positive things: it was clean and the owner was... more

We have to stay at kitchenettes for food allergy reasons (sorry Center Café, we’ll be back after our child’s allergies go away!) and lodging in Moab that offers both a kitchenette and fulfill our other requirement, having a hot tub, are dicey as there are large fluctuations in price (you could spend anywhere from $75 to $375 - we spent... more

My friend, my dog, and I spent one night at the Kokopelli on August 11--what a great little place! It's tiny--about 8 rooms, and they are small--but the women in the office are so friendly, helpful, and accommodating, there is a hot tub, and rooms are very clean, with striped towels (yay--not standard motel white!). Our room was painted yellow... more

We were tired but decided not to stay in this facility even though we had to drive 100 more miles to find another room! Room was very tiny and worn, not even room for a chair. There was black crud on the bathroom floor, gray on the bedroom floor. A young woman came to mop the floor again holding a... more

We stayed here for a week. We stayed at the small condos they have about 4 blocks from the motel. This is a great place to stay. It was very quiet, no traffic noise. They are pet friendly. It was really nice to have more room than a motel room. There is a living room, kitchen, bedroom, and bathroom. You... more

My husband and I spent 4 nights at the Kokopelli Lodge while visiting Arches & Canyonlands. It is a quiet out-of-the-way older motel that is perfect if you are looking for a reasonably priced & clean room. It is also pet friendly - we did not have our pet with us, but their pets gave us a welcome and a... more

I recently spent a night at this hotel. I'm not sure why it is under the B&B section. They do not serve breakfast. It is a small place, only 7 or 8 rooms. It older and though it has been given a great face lift with bright colors, nice beds, and amenities like a microwave, fridge and coffemaker and fluffy... more

We just returned from Moab where we stayed one night at Kokopelli Lodge, owned and managed by Katy who went the extra mile for us. This is a small motel that is centrally located (you can walk to breakfast, dinner, bookstores, cafes) but also amazingly quiet. It is located on a side street so doesn't have traffic roaring by all... more

The Kokopelli Lodge is located in the center of Moab - but off the main road in a quiet side street. The location is superb. The owner is new, down to earth and very, very helpful & friendly. He is keen and enthusiastic to improve the place which has its own simple character. If you like hearty food then a... more