We wished we had stayed longer than one night and definitely plan to return to Moab Springs Ranch. The grounds were beautiful! We particularly enjoyed ‘The Meadow’, which was a private park with a pond, hammocks, pool and hot tub. It’s the perfect place to relax with a book or socialize with friends. The staff made excellent recommendations for places to eat. The locally roasted Guatemalan coffee was a nice touch. This place is a gem.
We wished we had stayed longer than one night and definitely plan to return to Moab Springs Ranch. The grounds were beautiful! We particularly enjoyed ‘The Meadow’, which was a private park with a pond, hammocks, pool and hot tub. It’s the perfect place to relax with a book or socialize with friends. The staff made excellent recommendations for places to eat. The locally roasted Guatemalan coffee was a nice touch. This place is a gem.
This property was an ideal base for our outdoor adventures in Moab. Early every day, we made breakfast and a packed lunch in the kitchen which had everything we needed (but no dishwasher). We took very long hikes and/or mountain bike rides each day. We ate out in Moab each night. The bathroom was good... with decent water pressure in the shower. We slept well in the comfortable king bed.
We particularly liked the locked bike storage shed (it was convenient and felt secure enough). Great trip!
This property was an ideal base for our outdoor adventures in Moab. Early every day, we made breakfast and a packed lunch in the kitchen which had everything we needed (but no dishwasher). We took very long hikes and/or mountain bike rides each day. We ate out in Moab each night. The bathroom was good... with decent water pressure in the shower. We slept well in the comfortable king bed.
We particularly liked the locked bike storage shed (it was convenient and felt secure enough). Great trip!
Steven
Reviewed November 3, 2026Reviewed November 3, 2026
Excellent food, service, people, décor, and ambience. I've never felt so peaceful at a hotel. By far one of the best hotels I've ever stayed in! This family owned hotel knows how to invest in the variables that bring the most value to customer experience.
Excellent food, service, people, décor, and ambience. I've never felt so peaceful at a hotel. By far one of the best hotels I've ever stayed in! This family owned hotel knows how to invest in the variables that bring the most value to customer experience.
We spent three magical nights at Castle Vally Inn. The beautiful location is away from the noise and traffic. We loved watching the mule deer family, wild turkeys and the bright stars at night while relaxing in the hot tub. Jen and Scott are warm, welcoming and cook delicious breakfasts! Enjoy!
We spent three magical nights at Castle Vally Inn. The beautiful location is away from the noise and traffic. We loved watching the mule deer family, wild turkeys and the bright stars at night while relaxing in the hot tub. Jen and Scott are warm, welcoming and cook delicious breakfasts! Enjoy!
Perfect for my stay! Quiet, convenient and walkable to downtown attractions, and a SUPEr comfortable bed - seriously, I wish I could being it back home with me. I will definitely be back!
Perfect for my stay! Quiet, convenient and walkable to downtown attractions, and a SUPEr comfortable bed - seriously, I wish I could being it back home with me. I will definitely be back!
This hotel is in a great location in yhe center of town. Appreciated the year-round outdoor hot tub and close proximity to restaurants, including Pasta Jays and Desert Bistro which were both great. The staff who run the breakfast were fabulous but it is crowded!
This hotel is in a great location in yhe center of town. Appreciated the year-round outdoor hot tub and close proximity to restaurants, including Pasta Jays and Desert Bistro which were both great. The staff who run the breakfast were fabulous but it is crowded!
Beautiful property on the Colorado river. Really enjoyed our stay and the cabin was outstanding. Only complaints: they charged a $20/day parking fee even though spots were plentiful (and even though they didn’t disclose until checkout). No where to eat. The restaurant was insanely inflated with limited choices so we drove to Moab (50min round trip) every day for meals. We were “greated” by a yellow sac spider on our first day. It tried to attack our youngest child but we were able to stop it. We...
Beautiful property on the Colorado river. Really enjoyed our stay and the cabin was outstanding. Only complaints: they charged a $20/day parking fee even though spots were plentiful (and even though they didn’t disclose until checkout). No where to eat. The restaurant was insanely inflated with limited choices so we drove to Moab (50min round trip) every day for meals. We were “greated” by a yellow sac spider on our first day. It tried to attack our youngest child but we were able to stop it. We...
Rooms were a great size, the bests were comfortable, and the property was quiet. The water pressure in the shower wasn't great and the hot & cold would fluctuate a lot, but that is to be expected in most hotels these days.
The breakfast was great! A lot of options that would change from day to day. A variety of hot & cold items that accommodated different diets. (not just a bunch of pastries & muffins). We would definitely stay here again.
Rooms were a great size, the bests were comfortable, and the property was quiet. The water pressure in the shower wasn't great and the hot & cold would fluctuate a lot, but that is to be expected in most hotels these days.
The breakfast was great! A lot of options that would change from day to day. A variety of hot & cold items that accommodated different diets. (not just a bunch of pastries & muffins). We would definitely stay here again.
Anonymous traveler
Reviewed February 20, 2024Reviewed February 20, 2024
Even though it was wicked hot while we were there, this hotel was great. Our room was nice and cool (and stayed that way). My kids loved the outdoor pool and splash pad/water spouts. Best hotel breakfast I've ever had! While I appreciate the free laundry available, it took 3 cycles thru the dryer just to get everything *mostly* dry, and it was a little cutthroat trying to coordinate usage with the other guests (certainly not the hotel's fault). All in all, good start.
Even though it was wicked hot while we were there, this hotel was great. Our room was nice and cool (and stayed that way). My kids loved the outdoor pool and splash pad/water spouts. Best hotel breakfast I've ever had! While I appreciate the free laundry available, it took 3 cycles thru the dryer just to get everything *mostly* dry, and it was a little cutthroat trying to coordinate usage with the other guests (certainly not the hotel's fault). All in all, good start.
What is Moab like for travelers who love the beach?
Known for its parks and hiking trails, Moab offers a lot for the traveler planning a getaway.
When's the best time for a beach vacation in Moab?
You can plan your beach trip with this snapshot of weather throughout the year in Moab: The hottest months are usually July and August with an average temp of 77°F, while the coldest months are January and December with an average of 34°F. Average annual precipitation for Moab is 6 inches.
What is there to see and do around Moab?
After arriving and settling in at your hotel, you might want to venture out and explore everything Moab has to offer. Take advantage of the area's hiking trails and rafting, and make time for local attractions like Arches National Park and Moab Recreation and Aquatic Center. For even more to see and do, pay a visit to Hell's Revenge or Slickrock Bike Trail.
What's the best way to get to my beach hotel in Moab?
This travel information can help you get to and around your beach accommodation in Moab more easily: If you're looking to fly to Moab, the closest major airport is Moab, UT (CNY-Canyonlands Field), located 16.7 mi (26.9 km) from the city center. If you'd like to explore around the area, you may want to rent a car for your trip.