Extended Stay Hotel
in Vernal, Utah

What Makes Our Extended Stay Different

A room booked for three nights and a room booked for six weeks are the same room; what differs is everything around it. Kitchenette rooms have a full-size refrigerator, microwave, stovetop and basic cookware, which is the difference between eating out twice a day and cooking for yourself. Breakfast is included every morning of the stay, so one meal is handled before you have decided anything. Laundry is on site rather than across town. The front desk is staffed 24 hours, which matters when your schedule is a rotation rather than a working day.

• Weekly rates: call (435) 789-6625 for price · nightly from $108
• Monthly rates available — call (435) 789-6625 for pricing
• Full kitchenettes — refrigerator, microwave, stovetop, cookware
• Free hot breakfast every morning — eggs, waffles, coffee, juice
• On-site laundry facilities
• Free WiFi — strong enough for video calls and remote work
• Free parking — trucks, trailers, and work vehicles welcome
• Pet friendly — dogs welcome with a small fee
• 24-hour front desk — flexible schedules for shift workers

Who Stays Extended at Best Western Vernal Inn

Our extended-stay guests include oilfield workers on 2-week and 4-week rotations flying into Vernal Regional Airport (just 0.6 miles away), pipeline and construction crews working seasonal projects in the Uintah Basin, government and BLM field staff on temporary assignments, families in between homes during relocation, and traveling nurses and healthcare workers stationed at Ashley Regional Medical Center. The common thread is people who need more than a hotel room — they need a temporary home.

• Oilfield workers on rotating crew schedules
• Pipeline, construction, and utility contractors
• Government and BLM field personnel
• Traveling nurses and healthcare professionals
• Families relocating to the Uintah Basin
• Seasonal workers — hunting guides, outdoor recreation staff

What Actually Changes After the First Week

Most of what makes a long stay work or fail is invisible on a booking page, because it only shows up on day nine.

• Laundry becomes the deciding factor. Three nights of clothes fit in a bag. Three weeks do not. On-site laundry is the single amenity that separates a hotel you can live in from one you are enduring.
• Eating out stops being a treat. This is the argument for a kitchenette room rather than a standard one — not saving money on any single meal, but not having to make the restaurant decision fourteen nights running.
• Your schedule stops matching the front desk's. A rotation, a night shift or a drilling schedule does not respect a 9-to-5 reception. The desk here is staffed continuously, and check-in is from 15:00 with check-out by 11:00.
• Parking stops being incidental. A work truck, a trailer or a company vehicle needs somewhere to sit for a month, not just overnight. Parking is free and sized for it.

Which Room You Actually Want

For a stay measured in weeks, the room type matters more than it does for a night, and the deciding question is whether you intend to cook.

• Kitchenette rooms — refrigerator, microwave, stovetop and basic cookware. Request one explicitly at booking; they are a subset of the rooms, not the default.
• A Studio Two Queen — two beds. For two crew members on the same job, one Double Queen rather than two Standard Queens is the biggest single reduction available on a long lodging bill.
• King Suite with kitchenette — the most room to actually live in. It has no published weekly rate; the desk quotes it on (435) 789-6625.

Full pricing for every published room type is on the weekly rates page rather than repeated here.

What We Do Not Publish, and Why

Monthly rates. The hotel quotes them, but no monthly figure has been confirmed for publication, and printing an unconfirmed number that the front desk then has to walk back is worse than printing nothing. Call (435) 789-6625 and ask.

The same applies to the suite room types, which are quoted directly rather than listed. If you see a rate on this site, someone confirmed it.

Frequently Asked Questions