Blue Sage Inn & Suites

Nice motel The room was simple but clean and had everything we needed. The bed was too soft for me and the AC was too loud. But overall, it’s a nice place to stay for the night.

There’s something deeply comforting about stepping into a place that feels like it’s been cared for—not just cleaned, but truly tended to with pride. That’s exactly the feeling I got at Blue Sage Inn and Suites in Blanding, Utah. The rooms are immaculate. Not just tidy, but spotless in a way that speaks to a standard, not a checklist. The linens were crisp, the bathroom gleamed, and even the corners—those places most people overlook—were dust-free and fresh. It reminded me of my childhood, growing up in a family-run hotel. Every Saturday, my mom would hand me a rag and a bottle of cleaner and say, “Corners tell the truth.” We’d scrub until the rooms felt like new, not because guests demanded it, but because it was our name on the door. That same spirit lives here. You can feel it in the quiet dignity of the place. It’s not flashy, but it’s peaceful. The kind of quiet that lets you sleep deeply and wake up rested. The location is convenient for exploring southeastern Utah, yet somehow tucked away enough to feel like a retreat. The owners clearly care—not just about the property, but about the people who stay. There’s a warmth in the way they greet you, a sincerity that’s rare in hospitality these days. It’s the kind of place where you’re not just passing through—you’re remembered. If you’re looking for a clean, quiet, and genuinely welcoming stay, Blue Sage Inn and Suites is a rare find. It’s not just a place to sleep—it’s a place that feels like someone’s home, and that makes

Super charming, campy motel designed by a student of Frank Lloyd Wright. Great lawn out front, outdoor seating area, and you can park in front of your room. Rooms are small, but sufficient. Jimmy Dean breakfast sandwiches!

Just right after a day on the road. Quiet, clean, neat as a pin. Not a corporate looking thing about it either. I’m old enough to remember when there were no motel chains, just places like this. If you were lucky you might find one as nice as The Blue Sage Inn!