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.

Very nice hills and very nice view. Has a hot tub and pool that is 6.6 ft deep the hot tub is 3 ft…read moredeep nice management and very nice cleaners with cool kei trucks and there is bronco off rodeo nearby.

This hotel is amazing. It's in Moab in the canyon past the town by about 8 miles. You drive through…read morean epic canyon with beautiful red rocks. It's a nice drive passing tons of awesome camping areas creekside. This hotel is hidden and off the grid kind of. If you want to get away staying in luxury, with a legendary view. This is a must go to place. I will be coming back with the family. The food at the restaurant is great. The room was very nice and it's a short drive to Moab and to Arches. The bed was extremely comfortable. The added space with the kitchen and dining make rooms more comfortable instead of just a bed. The view is breathtaking to fall asleep to and wake up to. I wish I was staying longer instead of just staying for a single night, but I'll be back.

This is the most beautiful wedding venue I have ever been to! We stayed in the sweet Sagewood cabin…read moreand it was just perfect.

We spent our 43rd wedding anniversary at Whispering Oaks. Normally for the last few years we've…read moregone to a resort in Sedona AZ but moved to Moab last year. The lodge in a lot closer and as nice as any mid-priced resort we've be to. Thanks Kathy (manage) for all your assistance.

An absolute wonderful birthday escape! The resort itself was amazing but the best treat was the spa…read moreexperience. From the moment we walked in, we felt completely at ease. We were greeted with a warm and attentive staff, the atmosphere was serene, and the massages left us feeling totally renewed. We had a couples massage which I highly recommend. Easily the highlight of our stay.

I stayed this past weekend at the Gateway Canyons Resort and Spa for a wedding. From upon arrival,…read morethe service was exceptional. When a front desk associate heard that I just had a birthday, she said that she was going to send champagne to our room. She didn't just send champagne - She sent chocolate, candles and bath salts! I was blown away by the generosity! Every employee we encountered during our stay was friendly and helpful. They assisted with things being moved and made multiple trips with a cart so that family members could transport items to and from their casita. The location here is just extraordinary. There are 360 degrees views of the mountains. Our second floor room in the Kayenta Lodge had a beautiful view. I'm guessing that all rooms have nice views! The room was large and included a separate bathtub in the bathroom. We had a balcony with chairs and a fireplace. If you are lucky enough to stay in a casita you may have your own hot tub, table/chairs and a fireplace. The atmosphere of Gateway Resort and Spa feels very New Mexico Southwest. It's peaceful and beautiful. There is minimal light pollution which means you can see the stars! There are so many things to do at this resort. There are free bikes, a pool, a spa, a restaurant (great food!), a game room and hiking trails + extras like a helicopter tour, ATV tours and horseback riding. I can't wait to go back!

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.

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.

We were staying down the street at The Red Cliffs Lodge but all of the restaurants were closed and…read moreunder construction and there is literally nothing out there except Sorrel River, but thank god we stumbled upon it. The service, people and food were absolutely fantastic. I had the ribeye the first night and the pork chops the second night. Yes went there twice it is that good. You don't have to stay there to eat there. We were treated like one of their guests. They treated us 1000x better than the Red Cliff Lodge did. The evening colors were magnificent.

This review is for the restaurant only…read more We had a reservation for the Christmas dinner. The service was great, but the food was very hit or miss. The lobster bisque had two tiny pieces of lobster in it. The burrata salad was served with cold, hard garlic bread. The filet was amazing and cooked to perfection-the redeeming quality of the meal. The final straw for three stars was the dessert. The ice cream sundae "served with all your favorite toppings" had a choice of caramel or chocolate sauce. The only two toppings available apparently. The pecan pie tasted stale and leftover. The price told to us online was different than the price we were charged for the prefix menu. Overall, it was a nice setting but disappointing food and exorbitantly overpriced.

Such nice people! The rooms are so nice. Small but, for us, perfect! Bed is comfortable, extra…read moreblankets available. The decor is so well done; tasteful. Navajo style. The breakfast is the true home run! Every bit is homemade. Not from a box, seriously, homemade! Cinnamon rolls with gooey icing, savory pockets with ham and cheese and even chia seed pudding with fresh fruit. Wonderful! This is a hidden gem!!!

When booking agents really goofed my reservations (wrong day, double booked), the front desk person…read more(I think her name was Chastity) was patient, kind, and helpful (and I heard that she was the person making those great breakfasts). The owner also kindly called to greet me. Rooms are very comfortable and tastefully furnished, a great back yard to sit and chat with other travelers, and up to date facilities. My bathroom window even moved position to keep out light from outside. Lovely place.

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.

Our stay was great! We have an older lab and we had a first floor room, 2 beds. It was clean,…read morespacious and convenient for our dog to be taken outside, through a side/back door. We sat in the hot tub/jacuzzi after dinner and the temp was perfect. They include the breakfast and that was good. My favorite part was the shower. Great water pressure and shower head that felt like a massage. On our way out we used the car wash next door to wash off the bugs from the long road trip. Highly recommend.

Everything, old , cramped space, noisy, overpriced, get the message…read more Does not match up with other reviews.