Kind of old style motel. Clean, quiet and good price at <$40/nite for two but.... No WiFi, ice machine out of order, no breakfast but.... Is a short walk to Ray's Tavern which is a great place for food and microbrews. More

I've spent many a night in Green River, having driven through there dozens of times since the 1970s. Over the years many newer chain hotels have sprung up on the outskirts of town, but in downtown Green River (What of it there is) are a nice collection of old 1960s era single level motels. I've stayed in them all and... More

We arrived at Green River, having spent the day on the road. It was our only stop where we did not have accommodation pre-booked. I tried to get a room at the rooster but they were full. So based entirely on it's name we went for the sleepy hollow. Ok no illusions..IT WAS CHEAP, $39 for a double room. And... More

I have stayed at this hotel three times two out of the three times has been below unsatisfactory. The one time that it was satisfactory was when we stayed in the very front rooms. From our experiences in the back have been pure HELL. It took 4 to 5 hours to get the rooms heated to be able to take... More

I couldn't tell you anything about the cleanliness, room or sleep quality but I can tell you that the staff is very rude and incompetant. We called for a reservation at the beginning of May for the Memorial weekend. The person at the desk struggled with my reservation, I asked three times that my rooms were accurate and repeated the... More

We arrived late in the evening, with other motels being booked or too expensive. We came upon this small business (15 units I think), stopped and was glad we did. Although the furnishings were somewhat outdated, the room was large and clean. The bedding was not new, but clean and comfortable. There is a nop pet/no smoking policy, which was... More

The Sleepy Hollow was one of those fun discoveries that really add to a travel experience. We were looking for a place to pull off the interstate, catch some sleep and go. But we didn't want the charmless and expensive chain hotels in Green River, Utah -- of which there are half a dozen. Instead, we opted for a retro... More

Stayed here a few years ago when we were visiting Goblin Valley. This place looked like it stepped out of the 1950's. Very well kept, clean rooms, nice management. Highly recommened! More

We just finished a road trip through Colorado, Utah & Arizona. We were in Green River one night and needed a place to sleep. This motel fit the bill, and we were pleasantly surprised. Great value for the money. The room was spotless and had a king bed. Service was friendly. There is no internet at the motel, however you... More