WorldMark Moab

We had the presidential suite, which was beautiful and clean, with room to fit a lot of people comfortably. The view was incredible. What we didn’t like was the $50 charge if you wanted internet. In this day and age, that should be included.

We spent a week in a two-bedroom unit, and the resort’s pool and hot tub area was amazing. There are three heated tubs that fit ten people each, plus the main pool, and a coffee shop open every day until 1 PM. The rooms were roomy and comfortable. At times it was annoying hearing people walk around in the room above us, but our stay was pleasant overall and we definitely enjoyed it.

The apartment was beautiful, with the best layout I’ve stayed in, and the location was perfect. But in 2026, charging guests for Wi-Fi at a place this nice? What are you thinking?

We spent a full week at the Moab worldmark, right on center street and close to town. The two-bedroom had plenty of room for us and our teenage boys, and the kitchen was great. We cooked every meal at home and never ate out. The rooms were a normal, nice worldmark setup with the usual things, even the clear plastic cups with ridges. The pool was a good size and warm in October, and having three hot tubs was great when lots of people were around. The bike locker was a particularly nice touch: it’s a big outdoor-accessible room you open with your room key, and there’s a wash station right beside it. After biking, it was so nice to clean off our muddy bikes. We’ll be back to hike, bike, jeep, and enjoy the area’s beauty.