Grand County Hotels with Parking

This was a fantastic place to stay in Moab! It was just off of the Main Street, so it was quiet, but still close enough to walk everywhere. The little tiny house village was very cute and well appointed. Our unit was very well thought out, with any item you could need or want included, as well as outlets in convenient spaces for charging phones and such things. We really enjoyed our stay and would highly recommend and definitely book here again.

Location was excellent for visiting Arches and Canyonlands National Parks. Nice to have a kitchenette and a full size fridge. Will want to stay here again when coming back to the area.

Nice, clean, newer hotel in Moab. They clearly run very lean because the desk wasn’t staffed at check in or check out time. Our room was nice, with in-room bike or gear storage (loved it). The room was modern and open with a nice bathroom and extra sink outside of the bathroom. Overall a very good experience, however I would not recommend the restaurant downstairs for anything other than coffee.

I had a fantastic stay at this hotel! The room was impeccably clean and well-maintained, which made for a comfortable and relaxing experience. The location is also a big plus, as it’s conveniently close to town, allowing easy access to shops, restaurants, and local attractions. One of the highlights of my stay was the breakfast—excellent selection of fresh, delicious food, perfect to start the day. Highly recommend this place for anyone visiting the area!

This is the super 8 remodeled. Looks outdoorsy but the ”upgrades” are cheap. The problem we had is cleanliness. We pulled back the covers on both queen beds to find dog/cat/some kind of animal hair in both bed. We could also smell animal urine where (I'm guessing) an animal markes in the room. The front desk was happy to help us move rooms, which then had clumps of hair in the corners, including the shower and bathrooms. Final issue was the ”fridge” which is a cooler, but it turns out it's basically a deep freezer, so anything placed inside will freeze. Beds were comfortable.

We stayed there for three nights. It's conveniently located 15 min from the park, and right next to a supermarket and fuel station. Surrounded by good options to eat and drink if needed. The room was very comfortable and spacious. It has a small fridge and a microwave. There is a guest laundry that can be used ($2 per wash or dry). The staff was very friendly.

It's still pretty good, very good, clean and tidy, no problems, this price and this standard are very good. It's still pretty good, very good, clean and tidy, no problems, this price and this standard are very good.

As expected, the hotel was packed on Memorial Day weekend. Nevertheless, check-in was fairly quick, albeit very impersonal and almost wordless. The staff didn't seem much friendlier to me in the days that followed. The room was large and very comfortably furnished. The mattress was sufficiently firm, although the sofa was unfortunately a bit saggy in places and too close to the air conditioning. Everything necessary for a three-day stay was there. The thin walls were extremely annoying; you could hear practically every word from the neighboring rooms. Breakfast was hectic. The buffet area is separated from the rest of the breakfast room and quickly becomes crowded. The usual fare was served: scrambled eggs, fried potatoes, and burger patties (not very tasty), as well as toast, waffles, cereal, and fruit.

In the small town of Moab, I chose the Big Speaker Hotel, because the day trip was the Antelope Valley and the Monument Valley, plus the inconvenience of walking caused by tearing knee ligaments a few days ago, so I opened to the hotel at 10 o'clock in the evening. The front desk staff received us very warmly. The only fly in the ointment is that the room has the second floor, and the luggage has to be moved up!

The hotel is well located, close to two major scenic spots, and free parking is available for self-driving tours. The hotel provides free Starbucks coffee and hot-water noodles. It’s a bit surprising. Breakfast is pretty average, so be prepared carefully. I went to play in the off-season. I heard that it is hard to get a ticket in the peak season!