Moab Lodging (ouch)

ABQNMBronco

I finally selected my date in May 2022 to attend the Bronco Off-Roadeo in Moab. I was really surprised at the cost of the rooms. Did anyone else feel this way? $757 for two nights, it does include breakfast:rolleyes:. I really was hoping that with the additional business that they are getting from Ford there would be some type of discount but not the case.

Moab is crazy expensive in the spring. I live in Utah. Try Air BNB or there are tons of nice campgrounds

ABQNMBronco

I finally selected my date in May 2022 to attend the Bronco Off-Roadeo in Moab. I was really surprised at the cost of the rooms. Did anyone else feel this way? $757 for two nights, it does include breakfast:rolleyes:. I really was hoping that with the additional business that they are getting from Ford there would be some type of discount but not the case.

I found out the same things when I reserved some rooms for September of this year.. Any decent hotel is crazy expensive or at least what I deem expensive.

Going in May myself, haven't even started to look at accommodations yet, guess i need to start looking

Moab is the hot place to be. Everyone is going there so the prices have gotten ridiculous in the past couple years.
If you want cheap, check out the KOA right outside of town. They have cabins to rent that are way cheaper but there also no where near as nice.

I'm spending over $1K for three nights, but it's worth it to me. Of course, I'm splitting the cost with a friend, so it's easier to bear. Still, it's a once-in-a-lifetime experience and thanks to COVID-19, I haven't taken a vacation in years! I'm ready for a little R&R.

I also like the idea that I am staying close (walking distance) to the venue, so it's pretty convenient. Apart from the OR, I'm going to be exploring a few nearby attractions, so I'm confident it will be a nice getaway.

As someone else said, air BNB or VRBO is what I did when I went October. Saved me tons of money on the room vs hotel prices.

ABQNMBronco

I finally selected my date in May 2022 to attend the Bronco Off-Roadeo in Moab. I was really surprised at the cost of the rooms. Did anyone else feel this way? $757 for two nights, it does include breakfast:rolleyes:. I really was hoping that with the additional business that they are getting from Ford there would be some type of discount but not the case.

It isn’t cheap but you will enjoy it. The facility is absolutely wonderful right down to the movie museum. I swear 1/2 of all films were filmed at this place. Enjoy.

BuckYeah

I'm spending over $1K for three nights, but it's worth it to me. Of course, I'm splitting the cost with a friend, so it's easier to bear. Still, it's a once-in-a-lifetime experience and thanks to COVID-19, I haven't taken a vacation in years! I'm ready for a little R&R.

I also like the idea that I am staying close (walking distance) to the venue, so it's pretty convenient. Apart from the OR, I'm going to be exploring a few nearby attractions, so I'm confident it will be a nice getaway.

Yes, the venue being right there is the plus. Moab is a great place my family use to spend a lot of time there when I was a kid, I love the Southwest.

That’s odd when I went last Oct. Red Cliffs had a discounted rate for Off-Rodeo, and they provided coupons for breakfast. I would call the Off-Rodeo folks and ask them about it.

JoergH

That’s odd when I went last Oct. Red Cliffs had a discounted rate for Off-Rodeo, and they provided coupons for breakfast. I would call the Off-Rodeo folks and ask them about it.

I’d CALL them and tell them you are with the Off-Roadeo. Booking online would have cost me quite a bit more. Also, when I was booking online it showed no availability. When I called… boom… magically room was available. Probably hold back rooms specifically for Off-Roadeo attendees.

Yeah, when I spoke with the wonderful people at Off-Roadeo, they told me to mention that I was going to attend the event so I would qualify for the guest discount. I’m staying for a few days. I don’t know the area too well, but I figured it would make a cool base camp.

We stayed at the Red Cliff's Lodge for the convenience factor of it...and while the group rate offered was appreciated, it was still the best option when we looked at other places in Moab or even close to the Off-Rodeo. We really enjoyed staying there, stayed three nights. We went in the Fall..May might be nice for camping. There are lots of camping options if that's of any interest...

ABQNMBronco

I finally selected my date in May 2022 to attend the Bronco Off-Roadeo in Moab. I was really surprised at the cost of the rooms. Did anyone else feel this way? $757 for two nights, it does include breakfast:rolleyes:. I really was hoping that with the additional business that they are getting from Ford there would be some type of discount but not the case.

Try the LaQuinta in Moab. They were not that bad.

BuckYeah

Yeah, when I spoke with the wonderful people at Off-Roadeo, they told me to mention that I was going to attend the event so I would qualify for the guest discount. I’m staying for a few days. I don’t know the area too well, but I figured it would make a cool base camp.

You won't regret it..the complimentary breakfast is super convenient, lots of options..the restaurant gets busy in the evening so it doesn't hurt to make a reservation if you don't feel like heading into town. They also have laundry facilities which was great for us because we added on a stop to Sedona on the way home and we hate over packing. Our room faced the horse paddock and it the place had a cool, ranch vibe. Enjoy!!

ABQNMBronco

I finally selected my date in May 2022 to attend the Bronco Off-Roadeo in Moab. I was really surprised at the cost of the rooms. Did anyone else feel this way? $757 for two nights, it does include breakfast:rolleyes:. I really was hoping that with the additional business that they are getting from Ford there would be some type of discount but not the case.

I was pricing cabins for Memorial Weekend, in-law is getting married. $98 was the cheapest at Archview. Rooms always real expensive. We've always camped.

I feel you, i was planning a summer trip in the area but i am reconsidering, room prices are insane :(

Expensive, but the best hotels are. This is a once-in-a-lifetime event for me (drive from Florida to Utah and back). I'm treating this as a vacation for 2022.

I am going to Moab in May as well. I was able to find a room in town for about $130/night. Only a 24 minute drive to Red Cliffs, so that works for us. We'll spend just as much as a higher hotel, but just in different places - souvenir, dinners out, sight seeing excursions! Really looking forward to this event in May!

I'm trying to go on 02/25. I hope it works out. Not going to stay at Red Cliffs. It is nice, but a bit high. Same as rskiba...will spread the money around. Plus we have a Golden that travels with us so my wife has been kind enough to watch her if I get to go. That's her picture when she was 12 weeks.