Wingate by Wyndham Moab
3 StarsExpansive heated outdoor pool, Modern sandstone-inspired retreat
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Expansive heated outdoor pool, Modern sandstone-inspired retreat
Cliffside outdoor swimming pool, Ember live-fire dining
Refreshing outdoor swimming pool, Contemporary Spanish Valley retreat
Scenic Colorado River frontage, Resort-style canyon pool complex
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Heated year-round courtyard pool, Josie Wyatt’s Restaurant and Bar
Resort-style outdoor pool, Dual-level outdoor hot tubs
Diverse lodging options, Pet-friendly accommodations
Heated outdoor saltwater pool, Moody and eclectic interior design
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Heated pool with private cabanas, Adventure-ready guest services
Two-tier waterfall hot tub, Arches National Park proximity
Year-round indoor pool and hot tub, The Desert Vault restaurant
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Heated seasonal outdoor pool, Arches National Park proximity
Resort-style outdoor pool complex, Red rock cliffside location
Indoor and outdoor swimming pool, Relaxing hot tub and spa
Seasonal outdoor swimming pool, Central downtown adventure hub
Heated pool with flaming waterfall, Dual outdoor hot tubs
Colorado River views, Canyon-themed aquatic park
Heated outdoor swimming pool, Year-round outdoor hot tub
Heated outdoor pool and hot tub, Heart of downtown Moab location
Heated seasonal outdoor pool, Gateway to Utah's national parks
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Heated outdoor swimming pool, Authentic on-site Mexican dining
Elevated sandstone cliff views, Seasonal outdoor swimming pool
Heated outdoor swimming pool, Charming retro aesthetic
Indoor heated swimming pool, Relaxing hot tub
Newly renovated rooms, Expansive outdoor pool and hot tub
Heated outdoor swimming pool, Unique teepee accommodations
Seasonal outdoor heated pool, Unique three-queen family rooms
Seasonal heated outdoor pool, Arches National Park proximity
Scenic red cliff views, Heated outdoor pool and hot tub
Heated indoor pool and hot tub, Family-friendly amenities
Outdoor swimming pool and hot tubs, Gearheads outdoor store access
Outdoor swimming pool and hot tub, Adventure-centric design and community
Heated outdoor pool and hot tub, Pet-friendly accommodations
Heated seasonal outdoor swimming pool, Rustic Southwestern lodge aesthetic
Heated saltwater swimming pool, Desert chic interior design
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A small, yet lively, resort town in Southern Utah, Moab is located between two of the United States’ Mighty Five National Parks: Arches and Canyonlands. Hikers, bikers, and white water rafters who crave a hot shower and a good dinner after their day’s adventures come here to get them, and are spoiled for choice on any budget; Moab offers everything from luxurious resort hotels with fine restaurants overlooking the Colorado River to rustic cabins and all-you-can-eat pizza joints.
Famous for its dramatic sunrises, Arches National Park is particularly popular with early birds. Families and novice hikers also love it for its fully paved trail, which offers direct access to several of the most scenic lookouts and easy, yet stunning, hiking trails. Of its 2,000 named arches, Delicate Arch is the most famous, for its fantastical shape, while Landscape Arch is the largest on the planet. Film buffs may recognize the Double Arch from its role in Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade, and only the hardiest of hikers dare enter the Fiery Furnace: there is no established trail within its maze of twisted canyons, passages, and gorges, so a permit (or a guide) is required. Equally breath-taking, Canyonlands National Park also offers a spectacularly scenic paved drive and trails to suit all levels of ability, including a family friendly hike to one of its most famous sights, Mesa Arch, and the 100-mile White Rim Road, a bucket list destination for mountain bikers, 4WD drivers, and motorcyclists.
The Colorado and Green Rivers cut through Canyonlands National Park, forming a sparkling oasis in the otherwise sweltering sandstone desert. Upstream of the confluence, both rivers are calm, and the Fisher Towers section of the Colorado River is particularly ideal for canoes, kayaks, stand-up paddleboards, and jet-boats. Thrill-seekers, however, generally prefer the much wilder waters below the Confluence, where two rivers combine to create Cataract Canyon, known world-wide for its Class IV white-water rapids. Avid stargazers may wish to camp out instead of returning to a hotel in Moab after their day on the water: Canyonlands National Park offers some of the darkest night skies in North America. Adventurous travellers can also raft down the free-flowing Yampa River directly into the heart of the Dinosaur National Monument, and then hop out to explore its fascinating array of petroglyphs and fossils. Camping is permitted here as well, but take note: Dinosaur National Monument is home to black bears, Utah’s largest predator.
The Moab area is famous for its world-class mountain biking, as it offers a stellar array of trails outside of the national parks as well. Two of the most famous are SlickRock and Porcupine Rim. These trails are extremely challenging on a technical and physical level, thanks to constant changes in elevation over a series of rugged sandstone domes, bowls, and fins. Experienced riders generally complete SlickRock’s 10-mile loop in 3 or 4 hours, and new visitors are well advised to try out the Practice Loop before attempting it. However, there are also many less demanding trails in the area. The Bar-M Loop Trail is exceptionally beautiful as well as easy-going, and the new Intrepid trail system in Dead Horse State Park offers relatively smooth rides with spectacular views of the canyon and the great pyramid. However, whether you prefer a rough ride or laid-back cruise, be sure to carry lots of water: mid-day temperatures can top 100 degrees Fahrenheit in this part of Utah.
The Moab area has a rich history that stretches all the way back to the dinosaurs. At one of the area’s newest attractions, Moab Giants Dinosaur Park, travellers can follow a half-mile trail with over 100 state-of-the-art, life-sized reconstructions of dinosaurs and their tracks, stopping along the way to dig out some dinosaur bones. The cutting-edge museum on site features interactive exhibits exploring and celebrating the area’s prehistoric past, as well as a 3D theatre and a unique 5D PaleoAquarium. The Museum of Moab in the city centre also offers a floor devoted to the region’s famous fossils and mineralogy, but guests can also explore the city’s more recent history here as well; rare, aboriginal artefacts and a turn-of-the-century model kitchen are just a few of the treasures in store. And last but certainly not least is the Film Museum at Red Cliffs Ranch, where travellers can explore memorabilia from the many famous movies shot in this stunning locale.
February is usually the cheapest month to book a hotel in Moab, with typical prices around $160 per night based on 34 price comparisons.
Hotel prices in Moab are usually highest during October, with typical prices around $588 per night.
Hotel prices in Moab usually range from $111 per night to $924 per night, with typical prices around $236 per night.
Hotel prices in Moab are typically lowest in February at around $160 per night, rising to around $588 per night in October.
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In Moab, you might want to check out Bowen Motel, HTR Moab, SpringHill Suites by Marriott Moab, Scenic View Inn & Suites Moab. These hotels come highly recommended by many travellers.
For a taste of luxury in Moab, you might want to explore Lionsback Resort. These hotels are known for their superior amenities and high-class services.
Travelling with pets? The hotels HTR Moab, SpringHill Suites by Marriott Moab, Hoodoo Moab, Curio Collection By Hilton, Camping Cabins at the Red Desert RV Park could be ideal. These hotels are not only pet-friendly but also offer numerous amenities to make your pets feel at home.
If you’re looking for a relaxing spa experience during your stay in Moab, check out Hoodoo Moab, Curio Collection By Hilton, Moab Rustic Inn, Sunflower Hill Inn, Jans Joy ~ N3 – all of which offer great spa services and facilities.
If you’re looking for a hotel with a pool in Moab, check out Bowen Motel, SpringHill Suites by Marriott Moab, Hoodoo Moab, Curio Collection By Hilton, Best Western Plus Canyonlands Inn – all of which offer great pool facilities for guests to enjoy.
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