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.

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

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.

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.

Will return. Hampton…read moreis part of Hilton group, locates at the edge of the town. It has cookies ready for the guests in the late afternoon, apples are the constant in the lobby. They have a tiny pool and a weak jacuzzi on the ground in the back, outdoor. Laundry room is on the ground level, $3 per load. The gift of bottled water and notebook, not sure it's for our tour or for everyone - I love the notebook. My current notebook for bridge has few pages left, so this would be a prefect replacement. The bathroom is decent, so is the room. The door is heavy - especially in light of our previous hotel in SLC that doesn't even close. Plenty of outlet and USB ports.

Nice clean. Great location close to restaurants and arches. Staff very helpful. Recommend great…read morestay.

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!!!

I booked a night at Hyatt Place Moab using 23,000 Hyatt points near Arches National Park. The hotel…read moreis large, but the room with two beds and a sofa bed felt too small and narrow for our family of five. Many Hyatt hotels offer bigger rooms with a desk, two beds and a sofa bed, which would have been more comfortable. Friendly staff and complimentary breakfast made the stay convenient.

Our stay at Hyatt Place Moab was comfortable overall, with both positives and a few drawbacks. The…read morerooms were spacious enough to fit two large suitcases without feeling cramped, and the bed was very comfortable. The complimentary breakfast was a nice perk, offering potatoes, eggs, and a sweet option like waffles or French toast. I only wish they had shredded cheddar cheese available to top the eggs. For pet owners, the hotel does a good job. They have a designated outdoor potty area with turf, bags, and a garbage bin for easy cleanup. That said, they planted thorny bushes around the space, which wasn't ideal--when Luna wandered into them, I got poked trying to pick up after her. Still, I appreciated that the area existed, since not all pet-friendly hotels provide one. The pool area was well-kept, and we enjoyed the hot tub, though there was a constant buzzing noise (likely from the jets) that made it harder to fully relax. I didn't mention it to staff, so I won't hold it against them. One real disappointment was the bar. Compared to the Hyatt Regency in Salt Lake City, this one felt very small and limited. When I asked the bartender for a dessert cocktail suggestion, he flatly replied, "Not much." He didn't offer alternatives, so | just ordered a glass of wine instead. For a Hyatt, I expected a bit more effort and hospitality at the bar. Lastly, my only tech frustration was with the Wi-Fi--it wouldn't auto-connect, which was a small but annoying inconvenience.

Room was what I wanted and expected. Clean no frills with a comfortable bed. I did not care for…read morethe virtual check in with out a real person They advertised a continental breakfast but one is no longer available. They need to update website and signage to reflect the change.

This is the worst motel I have ever stayed at. A $177.00. stay here is really worth about $57.00…read more Old,run down,stained curtain and bedspread,shower took 30 minutes to drain,never any ice in ice machine,remote for TV unusable. This list could go on and on​

This place is amazing! We loved it here! The front desk clerk, Red, was an absolute pleasure…read moremeeting and was so very helpful in telling us about the area! The very best ever front desk employee we have ever had the pleasure of meeting in alllll of our years traveling! Red is a GEM!!! Hotel is very clean, pools and hot tubs are amazing! Breakfast was good, one breakfast attendant was rather rude and we could hear her yelling back in the kitchen. I hope she has better days. BUT this place is amazing with amazing staff, especially Red!!

The Fairfield Inn & Suites is just outside of town and definitely not walking distance to the main…read moretown in Moab. It's a short drive into town, but you will have to find parking in town, etc. The rooms are quite spacious as there is a separate sitting area with a couch, coffee table and desk, and the room is large enough to have two TVs (but you should be watching the same thing since the areas open up to each other). Breakfast in the lobby can be hectic as everybody is rushing to get out to Arches. I appreciate that they try to mix things up so you don't have the same proteins every day. They also have the standard selections: make-your-own waffles, oatmeal, greek yogurt + toppings, eggs, meat protein, breads (English muffins, bagels, slices of bread), peanut butter, jelly, cereals, etc. The hotel can be a bit loud as the pool closes to kids at 10p but is still open for adults until 11p, and our room faced the pool. There are no restaurants on premises but you can order room service from the Springhill Suites. There are other shared services with the Springhill Suites including a shared pool. The location is excellent for Arches - only about a 5 minute drive away.

This is an amazing old but new motel. It apparently been here forever but looks like it's been…read moreremodeled. I spent 4 days here and I'm glad I did. The rooms are spotless. Honestly the whole property is. Everyone who works there is really nice. Check in and out was super easy. The pool is nice while I did laundry. Did I tell you they have a laundry facility?!? I love this place. And it's in the perfect location to walk everywhere. It also backs up to the Moab diner which is really good. Don't sleep on this place. Its that nice and perfect location.

Clean, comfortable, and close to everything!…read more The small kitchen has dishes, glasses and coffee cups and silverware. Small refrigerator and microwave. Only bummer, the pool wasn't open.