Looking for the best Airbnb in Moab, Utah, but overwhelmed by all the options? You’re not the only one.
With so many listings – everything from tiny cabins to luxury homes – it’s hard to tell which ones are actually well-located, comfortable, and worth the price.
That’s exactly why I put this guide together.
I love staying in Moab and I’ve booked vacation rentals that were perfect bases for early morning hikes… and others that looked great online but were noisy, crowded, or too far from the action.
I’ll share my favorites here – what I loved, what to look out for, and what makes each rental a great fit depending on your travel style.
This is best for anyone visiting Arches, Canyonlands, Dead Horse Point State Park, or just looking to enjoy Moab’s world-class outdoor scene – whether you’re planning a national parks trip, a mountain biking weekend, or a relaxing getaway with red rock views.
Want a quick pick? One of my favorite finds has a rooftop deck for stargazing and is just five minutes from Arches.
These aren’t just highly rated listings. They’re hand-picked based on experience – close to trails, food, gear shops, and everything else that makes Moab special.
Let’s take a look at the best vacation rentals in Moab, Utah, so you can find the perfect place to stay.
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Our pick for the best Moab Airbnb / Vacation Rental
Moab is well-established for travelers, so there is a nice selection of places to stay. We have reviewed them all and selected the best Airbnb in Moab (or other vacation rental) for you.
Luxury hotel room in resort with pool
Our top pick is a room in this luxury hotel.
Why is this luxury hotel room in resort with pool the best Airbnb in Moab?
The price is surprisingly cheaper than most of the regular vacation rentals in town, there is a large pool and outdoor patio area; a bike storage area; daily deep cleaning; onsite dining (indoors and outdoors); and you can even take your dog with you. You get the comfort and convenience of a luxury hotel with a down-to-earth attitude at a great price.
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Best Airnbnbs in Moab (and Other Vacation Rentals) Comparison Guide
Not everyone is looking for a hotel room, and accommodations / Airbnbs in Moab vary in terms of their type, price and guest ratings. This quick reference table is here to help you decide between different Moab Utah Airbnb and other vacation rental options.
To make it easier to decide between accommodations, the following table lists each place’s key features, so you can see at a glance the main benefits of each.
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| Property | Photo | Type | Guests | Pets | Rating (/5) | Price & Availability |
| Luxury hotel room in resort with pool |  | Hotel resort room | 4 | Yes | 4.5 | CHECK NOW |
| Complete family house with cliff views |  | House | 10 | No | 5 | CHECK NOW |
| Large luxury house with shared pool |  | House | 8 | No | 5 | CHECK NOW |
| Cozy downtown apartment with outdoor patio |  | Apartment | 4 | No | 5 | CHECK NOW |
| Pet-friendly apartment downtown |  | Apartment | 4 | Yes | 4.5 | CHECK NOW |
| Tiny house in Edge of the Desert resort |  | Tiny House | 4 | No | 5 | CHECK NOW |
| Tiny House with double loft and cliff views |  | Tiny House | 6 | No | 4.5 | CHECK NOW |
Best Hotel in Moab
Luxury hotel room in resort with pool
The Hyatt Place Moab has a complete apartment, an outdoor pool, hot tub and a fitness center. Dogs (up to 50 lbs) are allowed (with a deposit). A continental breakfast is included.
Number of guests: 4
Number of rooms: 1
Amenities: Pool, hot tub, mini-fridge, onsite bar and restaurant, breakfast included, bicycle storage
Rating: 5.0
Pros: Pool, mountain views, daily housekeeping, on-site dining, pets are welcome
Cons: Exact rooms are assigned on arrival and views can vary, no cooking facilities
Good for: Couple (without without a pet)
Best House Airbnb in Moab
Complete family house with cliff views
This new single-family house is well located near cliffs. It has an outdoor pool, ample living space and a double garage. This is perfect for a family who want a comfortable space to stay, cook and relax after hiking or enjoying other adventures in the area.
Number of guests: 10
Number of rooms: 4
Amenities: Shared pool (April-October) and hot tub; BBQ, parking for 2 cars, WiFi, Smart TV; enhanced cleaning
Rating: 5.0
Pros: Views of the cliffs; pool and hot tub, very friendly hosts
Cons: No pets allowed
Good for: Family or 2-family group
Large luxury house with shared pool
This luxury vacation home in a quiet neighborhood is a great place to stay near Moab Utah, just a 5-minute drive from downtown Moab. It has an outdoor patio with BBQ and a community pool and hot tub shared a short stroll away.
Number of guests: 6
Number of rooms: 3
Amenities: Large kitchen; outdoor patio and BBQ, outdoor pool and hot tub
Rating: 5.0
Pros: 3 spacious bedrooms; indoor/ outdoor living space; large kitchen; children’s play area
Cons: Pool and hot tub are shared with other vacation rentals
Good for: Family gathering or group of friends
Best Apartment in Moab
Cozy downtown apartment with outdoor patio
Located less than two blocks off Main Street in downtown Moab, this apartment is a real find. With a gourmet kitchen, king sized bed, large living room and a lovely garden patio for picnics and BBQs, this is a super convenient option in Moab.
Number of guests: 4
Number of rooms: 1
Amenities : Garden patio with BBQ, fireplace; onsite parking; large cable TV; washer and dryer
Rating: 5.0
Pros: Great location; enhanced cleaning; full kitchen; bicycle-friendly
Cons: Pets are not allowed; no smoking
Good for: Couple or small family
Pet-friendly apartment downtown
This delightful apartment is within easy walking distance to the restaurants and shops in downtown Moab. It is also across the street from (and looks out on to) Swanny City Park. The park incudes a Rec and Aquatic Center with indoor and outdoor pools and a gym that this Airbnb rental includes access to. Pets are welcome (for additional fee $15/ night).
Number of guests: 4
Number of rooms: 1
Amenities: Free washer and dryer (in apartment complex); small private garden with gas grill; full kitchen
Rating: 4.77
Pros: Pet-friendly; great location; enhanced cleaning; access to rec center pools across the street
Cons: Washer and dryer are not inside the apartment and pool is not inside the apartment complex
Good for: Couple or small family (with or without a dog)
Best Tiny House in Moab
Tiny house in Edge of the Desert resort
If you want a small self-contained home in a lovely setting, this tiny house Airbnb in Edge of the Desert is a good choice. There are ten tiny houses to choose from on the same property, but #21 has the highest guest reviews. The homes are self-contained and nicely decorated. A creek runs though the property and there are BBQ facilities in the yard. A shared coin laundromat is also available on the property.
Number of guests: 4
Number of rooms: 1
Amenities : Netflix, Amazon Prime and Direct TV; AC/ heating; charcoal grill and picnic table; enhanced cleaning; coin operated laundromat on premises (not in house)
Rating: 4.94
Pros: Nicely furnished; kitchen allows for self-catering; good location
Cons: Pets are not allowed; laundromat is on the premises but not in the house; there are several houses on the property, quite close together (but separated by a fence)
Good for: Couple or small family
Tiny House with double loft and cliff views
This tiny home sleeps six and has picnic and BBQ facilities. Set in the Redrock Park, it is a 10-minute drive from downtown Moab. There is a shared laundry. This is perfect for families on a budget who don’t like camping.
Number of guests: 6
Number of rooms: 1 + 2 loft areas
Amenities: Wifi, Netflix, kitchen, BBQ facilities, enhanced clean
Rating: 4.84
Pros: Gas grill, firepit and picnic table; full kitchen; free parking
Cons: No pets; not right in Moab (a 10-minute drive outside of town); neighbors are close
Good for: Family
Best Pet Friendly Places to Stay in Moab
Luxury hotel room in resort with pool
It may seem a little surprising that a hotel makes the grade as a pet-friendly option, but dogs up to 50 pounds (22.5 kg) are welcome (with a deposit). There are plenty of outdoor spaces to hang out with your whole family, including an outdoor eating area.
Number of guests: 4
Number of rooms: 1
Amenities: pool, hot tub, mini fridge
Rating: 5.0
Pros: Pool, mountain views, daily housekeeping, on-site dining
Cons: Exact rooms are assigned on arrival and views can vary
Good for: Couple
Pet-friendly apartment downtown
This apartment is a great choice for an Airbnb in Moab if you are traveling with your pet, as it welcomes pets (for an additional $15/ night fee). The apartment has a small backyard with a fence (and BBQ), so your dog(s) can run around safely. Across the street is a city park where you can take your pet(s) for a walk.
Number of guests: 4
Number of rooms: 1
Amenities : Free washer and dryer (in apartment complex); small private garden with gas grill; full kitchen
Rating: 4.77
Pros: Pet-friendly; great location; enhanced cleaning; access to rec center pools across the street
Cons: Washer and dryer are not inside the apartment and pool is not inside the apartment complex
Good for: couple or small family (with or without a dog)
A quick overview of the accommodation options in Moab
Skip the overview and go straight to the properties
There are several things to look for when renting somewhere to stay in Moab. These include:
Types of Accommodations
There are five main types of places to stay in Moab. Which type you will choose depends on other factors listed below, but first, let’s take a quick look at the types available in Moab.
Hotel resorts in Moab
Hotels have the advantage of housekeeping, onsite dining and room service. Breakfast is often included. However, they don’t have the ability to self-cater and don’t have the same feeling as staying in a house or apartment.
The best hotel resort in Moab is Luxury hotel room in resort with pool
House Airbnbs in Moab
Renting an entire house is a great choice for families who want room for the kids to spread out or for a group of friends who want their own bedrooms but the convenience of a shared living space. It is also the most isolated option for those wanting to get away from others.
The best house for rent in Moab is this complete family house with cliff views
Read more options and detailed reviews
Apartment Airbnbs in Moab
An apartment is a great choice for a small family or a couple who want to have their own space, but don’t need an entire house.
The best apartment Airbnb in Moab is this convenient downtown apartment
Read more options and detailed reviews
Tiny house rentals in Moab
Tiny houses are exactly that – compact houses the size of an apartment, but cuter. They are a bit like a well-designed RV, without the mobility or the feel of camping.
The best tiny house Airbnb in Moab is this tiny house in Redrock Park resort
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Pet-friendly rentals in Moab
Not all places welcome pets, but there are definitely good options available. If you are traveling with your dog, it is comforting to find a place where your whole family is welcome and safe.
The best pet-friendly place to stay is this luxury hotel room in resort with pool
Read more options and detailed reviews
Location
Moab is fairly small, centered around the main street, but accommodations are quite spread out. If you want to be able to walk to the main shops and restaurants, then you’ll need to make sure you’re somewhere close downtown.
Many vacation rentals are on the outskirts of town or even a little of out of town. The farthest listed here is a ten-minute drive from downtown. Many of the ones a little further out have great views of the surrounding cliffs and this may be more important to you than being able to walk to the stores.
Choosing a place to stay is a very important step in planning your trip to Arches National Park, and I hope this guide is helping.
However, as I’m sure you’re very aware, this is just one thing of many to decide and do. The thing that most people ask me about is how to put it all together into an itinerary that actually makes sense. They decide where to stay, but still worry about how to minimize the crowds, what to do – and when – and how to coordinate it all.
To help take away the overwhelm of planning a trip to Arches, I’ve created several super detailed itineraries.
Without them, people often feel stressed about planning their trip. With them, they have the confidence of getting all the info they need in one spot. Plus, there’s flexibility built in, so they can easily adapt them to their own interests and activity levels.
There are 1-day and 2-3-day options: all with detailed hour-by-hour schedules, including alternatives for different activity and fitness levels, plus trail maps and descriptions, driving instructions, important information, essential tips, and everything else you need to make the most of your time in Arches National Park.
Other Accommodations in Moab
If none of the properties here fit your needs exactly, use this handy map to find everything available for your dates of travel:
Which is the best vacation rental/ Airbnb in Moab for you?
We rate all the properties listed here very highly – as do numerous satisfied travelers. To read more reviews, click on the links below each listing.
What the best choice is for your vacation will depend on factors such as the size of your party, whether or not you have a pet, whether you want to self-cater or be close to restaurants in downtown Moab, and what amenities you are looking for.
Whether you’re a couple looking to relax by the pool, a family planning to self-cater or a group of friends traveling together, we hope this handy guide to selecting the best accommodations in Moab makes the selection process a little simpler and faster.
Have a fantastic trip!
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Additional Planning Resources for Arches National Park
⭐ Planning a Trip to Arches National Park: 7 Mistakes to Avoid
⭐ How Many Days in Arches National Park Do You Need?
⭐ Guide To The Arches National Park Reservations System
⭐ The 10 Best Hikes in Arches National Park
⭐ In-Depth Guide To The Devil’s Garden Hike
⭐ Arches Scenic Drive: Complete Guide to All the Stops
⭐ How To Get To Arches National Park
⭐ What Is The Closest Airport To Arches National Park?
⭐ All the Airports near Arches National Park
⭐ When is the Best Time to Visit Arches National Park?
⭐ Visiting Arches National Park: What To Expect Throughout the Year
⭐ 12 Fun Facts About Arches National Park
⭐ Arches Itinerary
⭐ 10 Tips For Visiting Arches National Park
⭐ The Best Books About Arches National Park
Planning a trip to Arches National Park is getting harder all the time. You can make your planning easy and stress free with a detailed itinerary. I have 1-, and 2-3- day itineraries for Arches National Park that include all the park highlights, give you choices based on your preferred activity level, and take all the stress out of planning your trip.
About the Reviewer
James Ian is a national park, camping and hiking expert.
He has dedicated his life to travel, visiting more than 80 countries, all 7 continents and most of the national parks in the United States. With over 35 years experience in the travel industry, James has worked on cruise ships, at resorts and hotels, and as a travel planner who’s helped hundreds of people plan successful trips to US national parks.
Based on his experience visiting our national parks multiple times, in-depth research and expertise as a travel planner, James has published detailed itineraries for many of the major national parks in the US. These itineraries, as well as in-depth park guides, and other resources will help you have your own incredible trip to US national parks without stress and hassle.
As a national park expert, James has contributed to many publications, including USA Today, Newsweek, Time Business News, Savoteur, Best Trip, and Wired.