3-Star Hotels in Moab

Wow what a GREAT stay we had. The rooms were superb. The beds and night sleep were even BETTER!! We will definitely be staying at The Element again. I have told everyone about our trip and this was the best place we got to stay. Also we didn't eat breakfast there but wished we had after we saw what a nice selectiong they had. Beautiful pool area and lounge too.

This hotel is very good, up to 10 minutes drive from Arches Park, suitable for getting up early or going to Arches Park in the evening, after all, it is too sun during the day. The room was large, very clean, the service staff was very nice, including breakfast, although there were not many things, but basically complete. It is about 10 minutes drive from the town. There are many restaurants in the town and large supermarkets. It is highly recommended.

The location is great, less than 10 minutes drive from Arches National Park, the hotel facilities are modern, the service is good, and there is a laundry room for coin laundry

Clean and spacious rooms for family, comfort bed condition, delicious breakfast. All good for family travel.

The second stay, it should be a better hotel in Mobu, there are not many tourists in winter, and the breakfast is quite rich. Going to a nearby Thai restaurant in the evening tastes good. It is very convenient to go to the Canyonland National Park the next day.

The hotel is very new, the design is very stylish, there is a gas station and a big supermarket next to it, and the point of eating is within walking distance.

This hotel is nice, we were just passing through Moab for 1 night. The rooms are good, clean, and beds feel comfortable. But our room (2 queen beds) was a bit on the small side, so although I’d recommend this hotel to most travelers, I’d think twice if you have a bunch of hiking gear. Also the showers could be bigger too and the decoration is drab. But staff is very courteous & helpful. The location is convenient, a straight shot, short drive into the town center. There’s no gym but the pool and hot tub are good enough

Holiday hotels have their own standards after all. The room is large and the facilities are good. Of course, there is no toothpaste, toothbrush, slippers and other things, no at all, but there are microwaves and coffee machines in the room, which is good. Breakfast is also rich, all American.

Perched on the Colorado River and framed by the majestic cliffs of Moab, southeastern Utah’s adventure mecca, The Lodge offers the warmth of world-class hospitality. Spacious suites and comfortable cabins feature frontier-inspired décor, sweeping scenic views, and modern comforts. Red Cliffs Lodge is the perfect base for adventure and wellness enthusiasts, offering on-site activities such as horseback riding, Colorado River rafting, and hiking the breathtaking trails of nearby Arches and Canyonlands National Parks. Enhance your relaxation and wellness experience with massage, guided yoga sessions, meditation, sound healing and art classes. Home to the Moab Museum of Film and Western Heritage and the Ford Bronco Off-Roadeo Experience, the Lodge celebrates nature, western culture, and adventure.

Molar town hotels are generally expensive, but it takes at least one night to go to Arches National Park. This hotel is relatively new, the rooms are relatively large, not bad, it is not in the center of the town, about 15 minutes from the entrance of the Arch National Park.