moab hotels
MOAB HOTELS
MOAB, UTAH
SLEEP LIKE A DESERT BigHoRN SHeep
in one of our favorite moab hotels
the following hotels are our personal Recommendations BASED ON OUR EXPERIENCE WITH ALL THE MOAB HOTELS
Hoodoo
Hilton
best in-town Location & Luxury
Why we recommend it: This hotel is luxurious with a beautiful pool and pool side dining. Its location can’t be beat for walking to restaurants and shops. PLUS: This hotel is located one block from main street so it’s a little quieter than the main street hotels next to the main highway.
springhill suites &
fairfield Inn
best pool & family friendly + breakfast
Why we recommend it: This hotel is modern with large parking. It is very family friendly and offers a lovely free breakfast. PLUS: This hotel has the best pool in town for lounging poolside and dipping in to cool off from the summer heat!
gravity house
boutique hotel
with onsite
restaurant
Why we recommend it: This hotel is owned locally so it will have a unique feel unlike all the other chain hotels. They have fun amenities inside the rooms like bike racks and coolers. PLUS: This hotel is home to currently one of the best restaurants in Moab so you’re never far from great eats!
sunflower
inn
best luxury
bed & breakfast
Why we recommend it: choose this B&B for a bucolic stay in the heart of Moab. Tour guests tell us this place is immaculate, staff is attentive and the feeling is homey. PLUS: The green landscaping is a reprieve from the desert’s stark landscape. Return to this oasis after a day of exploring and feel rejuvenated!
element moab
best modern
chain hotel
+ breakfast
Why we recommend it: this hotel is new and has a great breakfast. Because it is a chain it is more budget friendly than some of the other hotels. PLUS: This stay provides a familiar travel experience, but with a fresh, modern approach.
adventure inn
best small
local motel
+ breakfast
Why we recommend it: For the more budget conscious traveler who still wants a unique experience, this is the place. This motel has been locally owned and operated for many years. PLUS: Though recently updated, this place is still gives off the down to Earth “how travel used to be” vibe.
