Hampton Inn Moab is a consistent, mid-range hotel for travelers who like to know what they are getting. The Hampton brand is known for clean rooms, comfortable beds and a free breakfast, and those basics go a long way in a destination where days start early and end tired. Moab is a small town surrounded by some of the most spectacular country in the United States, and lodging often fills months ahead in spring and fall, so a trusted chain with predictable standards is a comfortable fallback and often a smart first choice. After hiking to Delicate Arch, riding the slickrock or floating the Colorado, the appeal of a cool room, a hot shower and a decent breakfast the next morning is hard to overstate. The hotel suits those who prefer a modern, no-surprises stay to a rustic lodge or a boutique, and it offers a more moderate price than the riverside resorts and downtown design hotels. For families, couples and groups of friends who plan to spend most of their time outdoors, it covers the essentials well and leaves more of the budget for tours, permits, meals and gear rental.
What to expect
Rooms usually include a work desk, a refrigerator and microwave in many cases, and Wi-Fi, with a breakfast area serving a hot breakfast before the busiest part of the morning. Pool and fitness facilities are typical of the brand, but details change and may be seasonal, so confirm current amenities, parking and any pet rules when you book. If you plan a pre-dawn start for a sunrise at the arches, ask what time breakfast opens.
Location notes
Moab is only about five miles from the Arches entrance, and a short drive in the other direction leads to the Colorado River Scenic Byway, Corona Arch and the trailheads on the river road. Canyonlands Island in the Sky and Dead Horse Point are a longer drive of about thirty miles or more, so plan a full day for them.
Main Street, with its restaurants, brewpubs, outfitters and gear shops, is close by car. Check the map when you book to see how far this hotel is from the center of town and from the grocery store, which is handy for picnic supplies.
Who it suits
Families, couples and groups who want a reliable mid-range hotel without surprises. It is less suited to travelers seeking a view-filled resort setting or a historic atmosphere. Moab is hot in summer, cold in winter and crowded in spring and fall, so book early for those seasons and look at cancellation terms, since park plans can shift with weather, road conditions and closures. Rates tend to climb during festival and holiday weekends, so compare dates before you commit.
Why stay here
- ✓Free breakfast offered at Hampton hotels, check when you book
- ✓Pool at many Hampton hotels, seasonal use may vary
- ✓Fitness room
- ✓Wi-Fi and work desks
- ✓Refrigerator and microwave in many rooms
- ✓Short drive to Arches and Main Street
- ✓Modern rooms and bedding
- ✓Guest laundry at many Hampton hotels, check when you book
Good questions
Is breakfast included?+
Hampton Inn hotels are known for a free breakfast, but confirm the details when you book.
How far is it from Arches?+
Moab is about five miles from the park entrance. Check the map for this hotel.
Is it good for families?+
Yes. Reliable rooms and breakfast make it a practical family base, though you should confirm room layouts when you book.
