Mainstay Suites Moab Near Arches National Park

“Stay Here”

Every December we stay in Moab for around a week. Thought we’d try this hotel in 2025. There’s hardly anyone staying here. So, it would be great for your guests if you put people in every other room…NO sharing of walls. Also, would be nice if families with kids are put in one wing on a floor, so t… more

Every December we stay in Moab for around a week. Thought we’d try this hotel in 2025. There’s hardly anyone staying here. So, it would be great for your guests if you put people in every other room…NO sharing of walls. Also, would be nice if families with kids are put in one wing on a floor, so that you don’t have to hear the thump, thump, thump of kids running up and down the hallway many times. Same re dogs…put all the barkers in the same wing. That said, when given the gift bag for being a loyal customer, there’s ear plugs in the bag. The hotel is admitting they’ve got paper thin walls. The room was spotless. Cheers to the housekeeping staff. Excellent downtown location. We come to Moab each December for a week but haven’t yet stayed downtown. Coffee is from a syrup machine, and tastes like it…it’s awful. After a couple days, both hubby and myself had “stomach issues”. The room cranks out the heat. And when you turn down the thermostat, it’ll crank out A/C. Weak shower water pressure. If this is due to wanting to cut down on water usage, it’s having the opposite effect. Man making bfast was always busy and keeping everything stocked and fresh. Bathroom door wouldn’t stay open, housekeeping put the trash bin in front of it, to keep it open, and we followed. Shout out to Courtney at the front desk.

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“Large suite with kitchen”

Great stay here. Large clean room with kitchen. Excellent hot breakfast included. Close to downtown Moab and driving distance to Arches National Park and Canyonland National Park. Quiet. Good air conditioning. Recommend.

“Not A Bad Hotel, But Overpriced”

In mid-April, stayed here for four nights in room 302, a King room with balcony. The hotel was convenient to many eateries and right across the street from the grocery store, so walking to nearby businesses was easy. Room had a decently comfortable bed, as well as a couch and coffee table, along w… more

In mid-April, stayed here for four nights in room 302, a King room with balcony. The hotel was convenient to many eateries and right across the street from the grocery store, so walking to nearby businesses was easy. Room had a decently comfortable bed, as well as a couch and coffee table, along with the full kitchen. Having the kitchen was nice to be able to cook when needed, but utensils were limited as were dishes. I wound up washing dishes a lot because there were so few. My main gripe in the room was with the A/C unit which kept shutting off due to lack of motion in the room. The room really needed it to run all the time as I like a cooler room and it being on a motion sensor was bothersome. The breakfast, I felt, was rather lacking, though I suppose having it was better than not having it at all. I would've liked to have seen more variety of items available, both hot and cold. They did have eggs, sausage, make-your-own-waffles, and oatmeal each morning along with cereals, fruit, yogurt, etc. Be aware this location does get a lot of bus traffic with large tour groups. There was a bus parked in the lot every day we stayed, so it can get very busy. I feel this hotel was very overpriced for what I got. I stayed in a hotel 1/2 the price of this one just before arriving in Moab and felt it was the better of the two. I would likely find another location on my next stay in town.

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