We spent three days at this wonderful hotel in Moab. The bedroom and living area were clean, comfortable, and spacious. The hotel was within walking distance to restaurants, which was very convenient. Best of all, they have the friendliest staff anywhere!

The Gonzo Inn is the perfect place for a Moab adventure. This was our 5th trip to Moab and we will definitely be back and will stay at the Gonzo. The property is perfectly located so that you can easily walk to shopping, restaurants, and more. The suites are very spacious and had everything we needed for our stay. The little kitchen area was just right. Small fridge for our daily adventure snacks and drinks. Coffee for the morning and wine for the evening. The property was very well maintained and everything was spotless. The staff we interacted with were very nice. Overall it was a GREAT stay!

If you want a place in the center of Moab, the Gonzo Inn should be at the top of your list. Great service, comfortable rooms, outdoor patios, and free breakfast at their top notch little cafe make the Gonzo a wonderful stay. There are cheaper places, but few this good.

Location is excellent. The room was very cute and clean. We had a great experience here. We walked around downtown Moab and had lots of dinner options nearby. Management was very nice. Breakfast was great, and coffee shop attached had the best coffee. Moab in the spring is lovely. Parks we empty and temps for hiking are perfect.

The room was fine and the bed was comfortable. It's conveniently situated. There were some issues, however. 1. Although a breakfast was said to be included, what was actually provided was a $14 voucher to be spent in the attached coffee shop. It was barely enough to buy, at their commercial rates, a bagel (without add-ons) and a coffee. In a hotel costing some $300 per night, this made me feel badly short-changed. 2. The email from the booking site I used specified that a bottle of wine was included in the room rate. There was no bottle of wine. 3. The cleaners are unacceptably intrusive. I'd been up since before 0600 to watch the sunrise at Arches NP. At 1030, having a short nap before a long drive, I was woken by the cleaner banging on my door to tell me that I needed to check out later that morning. Oddly enough, I was aware of that fact. 4. I posted a review on the booking site I'd used. The manager, or someone purporting to be the manager, was rapidly in touch by text and email asking for more details. I replied, with those details; I heard nothing more.