Dream Keeper Inn, Moab

We booked a weekend during a road cycling event with the idea that when we were not cycling we could relax. We concur with the previous review and others posted to various sites that the proprietors are neither charming nor friendly. Despite our event schedule we found the check in time inflexible. We found the pool cold. Breakfast is served at a strict time with no flexibility. If you must start your day early, expect to forfeit your breakfast in its entirety. I read somewhere that you can get a box breakfast. Not true for us. We were concerned about the over night security of our very expensive bicycles to which Dave's sole solution was his garage he assured us he locked every night at 2am when he went to bed. This after he tersely informed us that under no circumstances would bikes be kept in a room. I understand the intent, but could have done without the tone. On the upside, the grounds and rooms were well decorated and clean. However, when we pay more for a privately owned b&b or inn we expect hospitality capable of making some accomodations. I could think of several alternative solutions for every issue but these owners clearly would not or could not. We won't recommend the Dreamkeeper to anyone and with so many places to stay in Moab we don't have to.

The Inn was an oasis. Very relaxing, peaceful and private. However, the owners were a bit reserved and not very friendly to be running a bed and breakfast. But, I believe that Dave and Kim just like to give people their privacy, which is respectful and understood. :)