Voco Moab, an IHG Hotel

Room 124 had plenty of space and impressively high ceilings, and the staff we met were all friendly and helpful. The only real drawbacks were the bathroom’s lack of towel bars or hooks and how much sound carried between rooms. We could hear someone snoring next door, which made the earplugs left on the nightstand make sense after our first night. Still, we enjoyed our three nights at the new, clean voco Moab, especially with the national parks nearby.

We slept incredibly well here. The beds were really comfortable, and the AC and heater both worked great without making much noise. The room and bathroom were spotless, and the couple of complimentary water bottles were a nice extra. When we stayed in December 2025, a friendly woman at the front desk said the hotel had been built seven months earlier. No problems at all, and we hope to return soon.

We came from Washington DC for our anniversary, and Kristina made the stay memorable. She upgraded us after hearing what we were celebrating and kindly gave us a bag of chocolates. The hotel is brand new, very clean, and has a peaceful, quiet feel. Our room and its new sheets were spotless. The location was convenient and the price felt very reasonable for the service. Worth every penny. Thank you, Kristina.

Kristi was wonderful, helping us over the phone before we arrived and in person once we got there. The room was clean and quiet, with comfortable beds set high off the floor, and plenty of toiletries, towels, and washcloths. The place is new and had no off-gassing smell. A couple things the room needs: another chair and luggage racks, since there’s nowhere to set suitcases. Breakfast costs extra, $40 for two people, though morning coffee is free and there’s also a coffee maker in the room. It was quite empty compared with the other hotels in town.