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Desert Motels in the Rocky Mountains
Hand-picked desert motels across the Rocky Mountains, every one a designated Boutel. Filter by category or amenities to find your stay.
Mellow Moon Lodge
Del Norte, CO
Boutel™A 1940s roadside stop in the high desert of the San Luis Valley, reborn with a cowboy core meets cosmic point of view and its own scratch bake house out front. Individually designed rooms, a curated mercantile in place of a front desk, and the Great Sand Dunes an hour up the road.
Mesa Verde Motel
Mancos, CO
Boutel™Renovated in 2021 by two best friends and their husbands, with hand-painted art in every room and an on-site coffee shop and cocktail bar. They kept the actual room keys.
Spoke and Vine Motel
Palisade, CO
Boutel™A 1955 property fully reinvented in 2019 with a private entrance per room and bikes to borrow. Walking distance to tasting rooms, orchards, and the river.
Hagerman Valley Inn
Hagerman, ID
Honorable MentionA small inn at the canyon edge in Hagerman, positioned for the artesian springs, fossil beds, and basalt walls of this lesser-traveled Snake River valley. The national monument, the scenic byway, and the adjacent Snake River Grill are all within easy reach.
Sugarloaf Mountain Motel
Virginia City, NV
Honorable MentionA property on C Street in Virginia City with three rooms from the original 1878 miner's boarding house, where the original brick, rockwork, and iron-framed windows are still intact. The most historically authentic lodging on C Street, per guest accounts, with an on-site market and current owners known for genuinely personal hospitality.
Virginia City Inn
Virginia City, NV
Honorable MentionA property on historic C Street in Virginia City, with individually themed rooms connecting each stay to a chapter of Comstock Lode history and an on-site museum giving context for the town around it. Piper's Opera House, the Virginia and Truckee Railroad, and the Fourth Ward School Museum are all within walking distance.
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