Everything about this stay was five star. From the beautiful deluxe bungalow to the service at both…read morethe front desk and the Horsethief Coffee Shop, the Resort exceeded our expectations. They have two Little Free Libraries, a fabulous cat named Wizard, and art available for sale from local artists. The location was secluded yet it offered quick access to the Parks we were visiting along with the charming town of Moab. We will be recommending this to family and friends and will be returning in the near future.

Such an ideally located spot! The townhouse was awesome, clean and well appointed. Beautiful spot…read moreso close to all the natural splendors. Able to visit Arches National Park, Canyonlands National Park, Monument Valley and Dead Horse Point Park. A great resort with hot tub and pool.

Overall good experience minus the one MAJOR thing that was out of their control. The hotel is big,…read morein newer condition than most BWs, bfast was great, location is PERFECT for Canyons, Arches, and the cute downtown. The staff was super friendly (as I've experienced with most BWs) and we felt very comfortable and safe. Didn't love the tile flooring, but figured thats due to the sandy location. I would 100% recommend staying here....however my lesson learned/PRO TIP moving forward in booking any hotel is to ask for a non connecting room and/or to not be next to anyone. We had a connecting room with a dude, let's call him "Ralph," who came in REAL hot around 1030 PM amd proceeded to spend the next hour moaning right next to our door. We didn't know if he was having sex or pooping until he began to violently throw up. We tried to drown it out with the AC, but ended up calling the front desk to switch rooms. They were so accommodating and even tried to check on Ralph (lesson learned drinking and dehydration is a real thing). Moral of this short blib- walls are thin and I am a light sleeper. The hotel handled the situation perfectly... but from now on I will be requesting to be tucked away in a solo room away from the wild ones :)

Best Western Canyonlands in Moab was a perfect home-away-from-home for our 6-night stay while we…read moreexplored Moab and the nearby area (including Arches NP, Canyonlands NP, Dead Horse State Park, a thrilling off-road adventure with Epic 4X4 Adventures, and a drive up the La Sal Mountain Loop Road that gave us a gorgeous view of Castle Valley). Our room was spacious with a sitting area that included a comfortable sofa, and a chair and ottoman. The staff is incredibly friendly and jumped in to assist with any needs or inquiries. The breakfast was a hive of activity with staff that refreshed supplies as they dwindled, helped to tidy tables and made every guest feel welcome. Things to note: There is a large patio outside the breakfast area that is open to guests any time of the day. This space is a great spot to eat breakfast, watch the sun come up, to check out the constant parade of 4WD vechicles that come though town, to people watch, and to socialize at the end of the day; This location is perfect for walking just about anywhere in town; Numerous restaurants were a block or two away; Free parking at the hotel was plentiful; The pool and hot tub were wonderfully relaxing and were in a private outdoor space with some tables/chairs that were either under a roof or umbrellas that provided shade; A locked bike room was available; The coin guest laundry room was very nice to have on-site; The entire hotel was very clean and well lit. Will I stay here again? Most certainly. This area has so many places to explore. I can't wait to go back, and now I know of a great place to call my home-base.

The Hoodoo Moab casitas are downright amazing. There isn't really anywhere else can you find a…read moremodern, clean 2,500 square foot condo in Moab that's big enough for the whole family, yet is still considered a hotel room. We usually travel with a pretty large group of 6-7 people. (Yep, 6-7!) So the casitas fit the bill perfectly. There was a nice full size kitchen downstairs, with a pullout bed option in the sitting area. There was a little dining room table as well. Upstairs there were multiple bedrooms with pretty comfortable beds and pillows. The bathrooms were also nice and the showers were powerful which is always a huge plus at any hotel. It also had a really nice pool area with a neat little whirlpool section that the kids really enjoyed. Everything was updated and modern so it was very enjoyable. We would definitely stay here again.

They charge for parking which is fine except that I'm not sure they check that cars parked in…read moreHilton Diamond spaces were Diamond members. It seemed like some people just parked there. A special pass should be given to Diamond members. Some cars didn't even have a parking pass displayed. The room was average. Noting sumptuous being a boutique hotel version of a Hilton property. No complimentary breakfast or beverages provided. We were on the ground floor and faced the parking lot. People could easily see into the room which led to blinds being closed most of the stay and artificial lighting. Tv had some apps which was nice and hook ups to watch our own media. Water pressure strong with one quirk of water got cold when somewhere someone flushed their toilet. The pool area is large and pretty. Hot tub and towels provided. You can sit and have a drink as well. Ice machine and convenience nook with snacks, toiletries and souvenirs available. Bed was fine. Pillows too soft for me. Bathrobe, hair dryer, iron and lighted makeup mirror provided. The shower was large which I love. The toiletries in pump bottles with a shelf for your own and a stool if you need. The restaurant serves a breakfast buffet and a regular menu for breakfast. We didn't eat there but it looked fancy. I liked the fireplace in the lobby area and they have baggage carts for use. Everything was fine except the sink is nice to look at design wise but they installed the faucet too close to one edge. Between that and the higher rise stopper you can barely wash your hands. That's the design flaw which vexed us. So while it was nice, I liked being able to wash my hands well so I'm not sure I'd recommend it.

We stopped here for a quick shower due to our van not having hot water. The staff were super…read moreaccommodating and kind. Showers were $10 each and the facilities were clean and nice. Water was hot and they allowed us to take as much time as needed. Definitely a great option for those just needing a quick stop along the road.

We stayed there for two nights while on a NPS tour of Utah. While all the services are provided, We…read morefound that the comfort stations were not very clean. My husband had the unfortunate experience where the men's stall had human waste all over it. This was after hours, but it was still so in the morning. While I realize it's caused by another guest, I recommend there be some periodic inspection by the staff to clean as necessary like other sites we've stayed at. This leaves very bad experience for guests who need to use the facilities.

This hotel is lovely and would easily get 5 stars from me of it wasn't for the price gouging…read morethey're trying out with internet access. I'd expect this from a Las Vegas Casino but I get 3 devices free in LV. I hope they change this soon because I would like to return someday.

Unacceptable Experience - Reservation Cancelled Without Notice…read more I am extremely disappointed and outraged by what happened at Moab Resort, WorldMark. My wife and I made a fully prepaid reservation for Labor Day weekend (8/29/2025 - 9/1/2025) through Priceline three months ago. When we arrived at the hotel today, we were shocked to be told our room was canceled -- without any prior notification. We immediately contacted Priceline, who informed us that the hotel canceled our reservation last minute on 8/22 due to overbooking. Not only did the hotel fail to notify us in any way -- but we had to find out at the check-in counter after driving for hours and planning this trip months in advance. This is completely unacceptable and unprofessional. As paying customers, we should not be treated like an afterthought. This ruined the start of our trip and caused tremendous inconvenience and stress. My wife and I are extremely upset by this experience. Overbooking is not the customer's problem -- it's the hotel's responsibility to honor confirmed, prepaid reservations.

Mert and Damla will make you the best Turkish coffee you've ever tasted! This place is magic and…read moreyou feel at home. They have very friendly cat named Sonoma, give her pets for us

What a dump! The Gonzo has turned into a flea bag hotel from hell and should be avoided at all…read morecosts!! Our shower didn't have a working light, so I've had the pleasure of showering in the dark. (It makes you wonder how the cleaning service is able to service the shower - or if they're able to?!?). Nickel and dimed at every turn: We were given a travel size body wash to use for two people for three days (not to mention the same for shampoo). World's worst coffee - thank goodness we were only given two days worth. No coffee in the hotel lobby, just water ($3 bottles of water in the room). And their $14 breakfast voucher system requires you to go back to the front desk daily to get a new voucher (a cereal bowl is $10 - seriously?!?). There's nothing special about this place except for their focus on hotel scam: Go to the Comfort Inn and get treated better for far less money!!!

If you're considering a trip to Belize, you owe it to yourself to take a look at Slickrock…read moreAdventures. While it's not cheap, I couldn't have been more impressed by my experience on the "Adventure Week" in February 2003. My group of 12 explored Mayan ruins, explored caves in inner tubes, mountain biked, kayaked the Mopal river, and spent four days in paradise, at Slickrock's private island close to Ambergris Caye. On the island, I learned to windsurf, kayaked, wandered through tidepools, snorkeled-if it could be done in water, I probably did it that week. The staff was professional, and in most cases, local. The food exceeded my expectations as well. The accomodations were rustic and fun. Absolutely no complaints. I should mention that at 27, I was the youngest person on my trip, but I think that's mostly due to the cost (and that most people in their late twenties aren't too lazy to plan their own vacations) I went alone and loved the people on my trip.

They're called Slickrock Adventures, They lead trips in Belize. Go figure…read more I had the pleasure of guiding for this outfit about seven years ago. They offer three different itineraries: some jungle with island or all island. It's all good I was mostly the river guide so I enjoyed the island more. What's not to enjoy about a private island in the Caribbean on the continental shelf. Or how about the Macal river:clear, warm water polished granite, pool drop to class six (portage), undeveloped (but for a dam upriver) did I mention it's in the Jungle? This place is magic, Slickrock Adventures weaves the spell. I left Belize a few weeks early to do a Grand trip with friends, and lost the job. It was a great trip in the Ditch but, I miss Belize. I tell myself that I was lucky to get out without catching some tropical disease, but man I miss that place.

AVOID at all costs. Absolutely disgusting. Arrived here and as soon as I opened the door to my room…read moreI was hit with the smell of musty dog. I immediately noticed little white dried up stains on the comforter and the crunch of dirt under my feet on the floor. Upon further inspection, I pulled the comforter back and noticed hair, to include what looked like a PUBIC hair... dried up white stains on the pillow shams too. I called the number provided in the guest book and no answer. I left a message asking if I could please get some clean sheets, I waited an hour and no response. I called the booking agency and they couldn't even get a hold of the property. I kept trying to call back with no luck. Now being in the military I've slept in some crappy places, but this was beyond. Also, the door handle was extremely loose and the door didn't even seal shut. I did not feel safe or comfortable trying to sleep here so I had to go down the road and book a last minute hotel. I still haven't received any communication from anyone regarding this over 24 hours later. They have zero standards for quality. Please don't make the same mistake I did, avoid this place.

This is a review of "KOKOPELLI LODGE" - Kokopelli LODGINGS appear to manage multiple properties…read more.. Beware and be sure you are renting the property you thought based on the pictures!! I feel mislead on this rental - I started on Trip Advisor where this property was listed under "Kokopelli Lodgings" which I later found out means they have multiple properties! What I thought I was renting was NOT where I ended up at. There is Kokopelli West (which is what I thought I was renting), Kokopelli Lodge (which is where I ended up), Kokopelli Inn Towner and who knows how many other properties - BEWARE! Pay close attention to not end up disappointed like I was. I arrived AT "KOKOPELLI LODGE" around 7-8pm on 11/27/20. I had received information about how to enter the unit before the day of check in, just NOT WHAT UNIT I HAD RENTED!! I called the phone number for the property management and left a voice message. After some time had passed I decided to just try my door code on ANY unit that did NOT appear to be occupied - and just like hitting the jackpot, a door opened! Yay, glad I was able to find MY unit!! Then while I was organizing my things inside the unit the property management called - I told them NO UNIT was provided within any emails and how I randomly tried my door code on doors until one opened. NOT GOOD CUSTOMER SERVICE!!! The Kokopelli Lodge units have paper thin walls, I could hear the neighbors talking on one side and the TV running all night long on the other side. When I turned on the shower - in the phone booth sized shower - there was a musty/mildew smell. Then I looked at the shower ceiling (which is painted purple) to see many dark spots of mildew/mold! I am a small person and let me tell you - the shower is SMALL, be prepared to hit your elbows multiple times washing your hair! The bathroom itself was very small, now I know why there were no pictures of the bathroom. I dropped something on the floor next to the bed and when I went to pick it up I noticed there were quite a few dust bunnies and hair from previous guests on the floor - gross. Also, I'm not sure when was the last time the floor throw rugs were washed - maybe last season by the looks of it! The wall unit heater, next to the head of the bed, kept us warm but also woke me every time it turned on which was often since the temps were in the 20's overnight and the front door was not hung straight so allowed cold air into the unit. Very minimal, small (especially the bathroom), a bit dirty (floors & mildew in shower) unit. Pros - close to main street so can walk to many restaurants, easy access electronic door locks, close to National Parks, sorry I can't think of anything else...

Great location, easy parking, and excellent breakfast options. Large, comfortable suite. Only con…read morewas small TV, made smaller because picture is not full screen.

Overall, it was a good stay, but there were a few things that would make it even better. A list of…read morepros and cons Pros -location is in the center of downtown -free underground parking -spacious room ( Huge!) -laminate hardwood floor -kitchenette and fridge ( a bit noisy at night but lower the temp) -laundry machine was new Cons -smelly bathroom (fan above was letting in some fowl scents) -stinky oily smelling pillows and sheets -fridge is loud, white noise humming at night and no problem when super tired after a long day

I booked our stay a year ago for April 13-21, 2025 and it says when I was booking it with Expedia…read morethat it comes with FREE BREAKFAST. I booked it a year in advance and they want full payment to book it and non-refundable. It is Easter Jeep Safari week in Moab Utah so in order for me and my family to have hotel reservations I booked it. When we checked in front desk staff told us oh we do not serve free breakfast anymore and since we are staying there for more than a week I do not want to have a bad interaction with hotel staff and I told myself since I booked it thru Expedia they would help me with my booking. The washer/dryer was over priced at $3.50 per use more expensive than Homewood Suites by Hilton that only charges $2/ use and the washer and dryer in Adventure Hotel is broken. Also we were having problems with hot water for our shower. Since we really didn't like how they treated us we decided to check out one day early and we moved for 2 nights at Homewood suites by Hilton which was day and night difference. When we got back home I talked to Expedia in the hope that they will help us, I told Expedia that I paid a year in advance knowing there will be free breakfast and now when we checked in there is no more breakfast. I simply asked for a one day refund since we checked out one day early and Expedia told me they cannot help us because the hotel Adventure Inn has very strict rule and nothing can be done. I will never ever use Expedia anymore and also will no longer check in to Adventure Inn & Motel in Moab Utah. Their room and amenities are in bad shape and they wanted to short change us by not honoring the free breakfast.

Enjoyed our stay great place in Moab. Close proximity to downtown. Clean and freshly renovated …read more Our host was friendly and professional . Got a great deal on the room. Would definitely stay again. Close to Arches national park. I would recommend the Moab Diner cheese burger and onion rings if you're hungry from hiking!