From its start as a Uranium mining boomtown a half century ago, Moab, Utah has evolved into a premiere worldwide visitor destination. This means that the town has dozens of places to stay or camp. You can pitch a tent, park your RV, stay at a budget motel, settle in at a B & B, or reserve a sumptuous suite at an upscale hotel or guest ranch. During the summer, the town gets quite busy, particularly during one of Moab’s many summertime events, so it’s best to plan ahead.
Dozens of motels line Moab’s main street and Highway 191 north and south of town. Several more are scattered along side streets. Most major chains are represented, and there are a number of upscale, one-of-a-kind properties as well. Many have pools and hot tubs, as well as bike storage.
MOAB HOTELS
If you enjoy meeting new people and planning or recalling your latest outdoor adventure over coffee and croissants, then one of Moab’s several attractive B&Bs may be just the ticket. These home-style accommodations sport a wide range of décor and prices.
MOAB BED AND BREAKFAST
Want to experience the excitement of Moab and still return home at night? These condos and homes are fully furnished and ready for your enjoyment. Top quality condominiums and stunning guest homes are perfect for the families or groups. Most locations are only minutes away from the adventure destinations and downtown Moab, while still offering privacy and comfort.
MOAB VACATION RENTALS
Moab’s ultimate lodging experience is a stay at Red Cliffs Lodge or Sorrel River Ranch. Both of these unique destinations can be combined with river and adventure tour packages at a rate which considerably reduces the cost of the actual accommodations. Short drives from town, both places are situated on the Colorado River in a setting of scenic red-rock splendor which is unbelievable.
MOAB RANCH RESORTS
Pitch your tent in a national park or park your coach or trailer in a fully-serviced, pull-thru site. Whatever you choose, you’ll be surrounded by some of the world’s most spectacular scenenry.
MOAB CAMPINGWhat to take, where to eat, where to stay, what to do, and a few little secrets on the side. Not unlike your own personal Jiminy Cricket, (minus the worries of the little guy getting smooshed) the Moab Insiders Guide will provide you with all the essentials for a perfect Moab experience.
