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Tag Archives: Motels

Kanosh Motel

12 Wednesday Aug 2020

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Kanosh, Millard County, Motels, utah

The Kanosh Motel in Kanosh, Utah

The Spiking Tourist Lodge

09 Thursday Jul 2020

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Motels, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County, utah, Vintage Motels, Vintage Signs

The Spiking Tourist Lodge is one of the vintage motels along State Street in Salt Lake City, Utah. It opened in 1945. Until around 2010 it had a neon sign.

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All Star Motel

22 Monday Jun 2020

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Motels, Neon Signs, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County, utah, Vintage Motels

The All Star Motel at 754 W North Temple, Salt Lake City, Utah is one of my favorite vintage motels in the area, I love the look of it, the old signs, the colorful mini-golf area and more.

It was built in the 1940s as the Romney Motor Lodge.

Capitol Motel

22 Friday May 2020

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The Capitol Motel at 1749 State St in Salt Lake City, Utah.

They used to have a really cool vintage sign before it was blown down and replaced but a cool, but not as cool sign.

It was built in 1931 by brothers in law Marinus J. Gerrltse and Frank DeNigtre who had immigrated from the Netherlands. Prior to that they ran the Wasatch Service Station south south of here.

In June of 2020 the motel was demolished, along with the buildings at 120 Wilson Ave (behind this lot) and 1767 S State.

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  • The sign that fell.

Below is from April 2021

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Brunger Motel & Cafe

12 Sunday Apr 2020

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Cafes, Motels, Mt. Pleasant, Sanpete County, utah

Brunger Motel and Cafe opened in 1947. I don’t know yet what year it closed.

Located at 125 S State St in Mount Pleasant, Utah.

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Overniter Motel

25 Tuesday Feb 2020

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The Overniter Motel in Salt Lake City has been closed down for a while, I stopped by to document it before it fades away.

Gateway Inn

20 Thursday Feb 2020

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The Gateway Inn in Salt Lake City, Utah.

Located at 819 W North Temple, the Gateway Inn has became a little less than pleasant, but I like documenting old buildings, motels, and more to be able to look back on them later and see how things have changed.

819 West North Temple in Salt Lake City, Utah.

Filming Locations:

  • The “Flamingo Hotel” in the movie The World’s Fastest Indian (2005)
  • Gateway Inn – American Murderer Filming Location

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Zions Motel

13 Monday Jan 2020

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Zions Motel, 1829 South State Street in Salt Lake City.

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Vintage Motels

12 Sunday Jan 2020

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Motels, Neon Signs, Vintage Motels, Vintage Signs

I love all the old vintage motels I see around Utah, along with their cool vintage signs. In the 50’s and 60’s the idea of going on a road trip really took off and these classic roadside motels were popping up everywhere, they went through stages of auto courts (motel rooms often with a garage for the car), motels, motor lodges and more.

I decided to start keeping a list of them and that is what this page will be for.

  • All Star Motel in Salt Lake City.
  • Alta Motel in Salt Lake City.
  • Apache Motel in Moab.
  • Astro Motel at 323 S Main St in Cedar City.
  • Atomic Motel in Moab.
  • Big “D” Motel in St. George.
  • Blue Pine in Panguitch.
  • Bradfield Motor Lodge in Salt Lake.
  • Brunger Motel in Mt. Pleasant.
  • Canyon Inn in Panguitch.
  • Capitol Motel at 1749 S State St in Salt Lake City.
  • Carolina Pines in St. George.
  • Colombian Inn in Provo.
  • Colonial Motor Court in St. George.
  • Continental Motel at 819 W North Temple in Salt Lake.
  • Country Paradise Motel in Gunnison.
  • Delano Motel in Beaver.
  • Eagle’s Roost in Beaver.
  • El Pace’o Lodge in St George.
  • El Rey Motel in Cedar City.
  • Galaxie Motel in Brigham City.
  • Hail’s Motel in St. George.
  • Hall’s Campground was one of the earliest, cabins where Nisson Park is now located in Washington.
  • The Haven Motel in St. George.
  • Hi-Way 89 Lodge in Panguitch.
  • Hotel Utah Motor Lodge in Salt Lake.
  • Imperial 400 Motel in Ogden.
  • Lunt Motel in Salt Lake.
  • Main Street Motel in Salt Lake
  • Milne Motor Court (Dixie Palms Motel) in St. George.
  • Mission Auto Court in Price.
  • Mountair Motel in Richfield.
  • Motel St. George in St. George.
  • New America Motor Lodge in Salt Lake.
  • New Valley CafĂ© and Motel in Orderville.
  • Ranch Motel in Salina.
  • Red Cloud Lodge in Vernal.
  • River Side Tourist Park in Provo.
  • Robber’s Roost Motel in Green River.
  • Royal Inn Motel in Provo.
  • Rugged West Motel in St. George.
  • Safari Motel in Nephi.
  • Sands Motel in Kanab.
  • Sands Motel in Panguitch.
  • Sands Motel in St. George.
  • Scenic Motel in Salt Lake.
  • Siesta Motel in Salt Lake.
  • Sleepy Hollow in Green River.
  • Sleepy Lagoon in Beaver.
  • South Pine in Beaver.
  • Spiking Tourist Lodge in Salt Lake.
  • Spinning Wheel (originally Robinson Hotel) in Fillmore.
  • The Stag Motel in Beaver.
  • Stardust Motel in St. George.
  • Starlite Motel in Nephi.
  • Sun-n-Sand Motel in Kanab.
  • Tom’s Deluxe Cottages in Panguitch.
  • Twin Oaks in St. George.
  • Uptown Motel in Salt Lake.
  • Utah Motel in Moab.
  • Western Safari Motel in St. George.
  • World Motor Hotel in Salt Lake.
  • Zions Motel (formerly Tourist) at 1829 S State St in Salt Lake City.

The Apache Motel

10 Saturday Aug 2019

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The Apache Motel in Moab, they say John Wayne would stay here when making movies. It’s on the National Register of Historic Places.

Built in 1954 at 166 South 400 East in Moab, Utah and added to the National Historic Register (#08000062) on February 19, 2008.

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  • Older photo

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