Moab Resorts

I went there with low expectations due to the low price tag, but it turned out to be the best value for money. Because it's new, the facilities were clean and the staff were friendly. The only downside is the location, which is a bit far from downtown. However, it's closer to Arches National Park. Highly recommended.

A relatively new hotel in Moab with a sense of design. The room is very spacious. When I first checked in, I thought it was inconvenient to walk a long way from the front desk, but there was a stairwell next to it that led to the parking lot on the side. The Thai restaurant opposite is delicious 😂

Not the five-star Hyatt you imagine, it's a country motel. I took three trolley boxes (the other guy went to the parking) and stood there steadily watching me struggle in and out of help. I arrived at the hotel at 9 pm and thought I could eat something in the hotel restaurant, but today the restaurant bar was temporarily closed. roon service There is no, the mini refrigerator is also empty, the bathroom door can't be closed, the phone does not work, go to the front desk to ask, only to know that according to Utah law, the mini refrigerator does not put things. I woke up hungry the next morning, thinking that the hotel had breakfast, and I ate a few mouthfuls. No wonder Utah is less fat than other US states. It turned out that the food was too unpalatable. The hotel does not have bathrobes, slippers, toiletries. Don't forget to bring your own.

If you've ever hiked Delicate Arch at 5 AM, you'll understand! Staying here was incredibly convenient. It's just a 30-minute drive to the park. After our hike, we hurried back to the hotel to catch the buffet breakfast, then checked out and headed off to explore other arches. This plan was absolutely genius! Because once the sun's fully out, hiking Delicate Arch becomes nearly impossible.

The hotel is clean and tidy, no breakfast, swimming pool, not far from Arches National Park, free parking, very convenient hotel, good value for money.

Very good, breakfast is simple, but it seems like Americans eat this way, the room is very clean, the bed is comfortable, the parking is convenient, the price is too expensive and can only accept haha

The location is great, with easy access to Sedona's attractions. There's a supermarket nearby. The room itself was spacious and comfortable, but there were a fair amount of human hairs on the sheets on both beds, which was a bit of a downside.

The overall experience is quite good, that is, the breakfast is a little worse. As a result, the headphones fell in the hotel in the morning, let Ctrip help to contact, the hotel said that they did not see. I traveled with my mother and she said she saw the headphones on the bed in the morning. From the hotel, I have no headphones on this road. So the big probability is in the hotel. When you really can't say it, you can only blame yourself. As a hotel, I think it is better to be honest.

The stop before Arches Park is in the small town. It is very convenient to go to Arches in the morning, because I arrived very late. I slept and ate breakfast and then checked out. It was a well-regulated hotel.

The location of the hotel is good, on the main road. Drive a few miles to Arches National Park. Breakfast is an American breakfast, which is not bad, just from. There are few seats in the restaurant, so you need to wait for a place for breakfast or go to the dining area on the second floor to dine.