Desert Moon Motel

Arranged for a late check-in (9:30pm). Got there right in time… no one would answer the phone. I knocked so loud, the people across the street looked over, but the voices behind the door didn’t answer. Sent an email as well… finally got a response an hour later. Was told the doorbell was broken. I was already on my way to another place by then.

Great inexpensive place to stay in an expensive town. Room was clean & owners were friendly.

My tv. Had no volume I could not hear it at all. There is no where to walk dog. But all in all it is a nice place. The woman that works in the office could not be nicer. It was a pleasure dealing with her.

The property is the most affordable in the area for quick stays. The rooms are remodeled and clean.

I ended up staying at another hotel. This place was horrendous and we heard horror stories from locals about staying at this place. Never again.

Great stay. No issues. Just every time tried to use jetted tube black guck came out.

Best surprise about this bare-bones drive-up motel is that it was CLEAN and QUIET! My room had a large screen wall monitor (many channels), 1 gray towel & matching wash cloth (soft not scratchy), SOFT gray & black checkered blanket & sheets, comfy bed (slept like a log), lots of drawers (but no clothes hangers), friendly check-in staff who offer 1 shampoo & 1 soap on request. Room also had a microwave, frig, stove burner, kitchen sink with fancy faucet, clean bathtub, black-out curtains, and excellent heater on a chilly night! Decor was black & gray with wood colored floor, no carpet - sp**** but pleasant, seems to be a work in progress. Minor cons: No waste basket or hangers or hook on bathroom door to hang stuff, no iron or hair dryer or coffee maker. Is it safe? It's on Fremont Street, so out of their hands, but the drive-up lot was well-lit with strings of twinkly white lights; vending machine is in the lot. You can park your car in front of your room. Doors have sturdy bolts and extra safety chain. If you just need a cheap room for the night on Fremont Street and don't need "fancy," you should be fine here. Recommended.

on my way, i called and spoke to very nice lady and asked if there was any chance for an early check-in. she was extremely polite and said there would be a $30 fee but there would be a room ready upon my arrival. when i pulled in, it was really difficult to tell who was staff and who wasn’t. the gentleman who greeted me was not friendly whatsoever. the majority of his responses were rude and snappy. fast forward 15-20mins and i went back to the front desk to let him know i had a dog with me, as well. he goes “yeah? what do you want me to do about it?” the single-sided deadbolt did not work in my room so there was only a chain that worked as a lock. in the kitchen area, there was a window with no tint or covering that looked out into what appeared to be some sort of alleyway. apart from the gentleman and the lock situation, the room was clean and towels were neatly folded waiting for use at the foot of the bed. huge bed, big tv, and an awesome shower!

This felt like a jail cell. The walls and floor were bare and there was barbed wire around the window. There was no heat, no hot water, and no legitimate blanket on the bed. The neighborhood is very unsafe.