Bed & Breakfasts in Moab

A bed and breakfast is the way to go for those sociable types who like a little pampering and getting the lowdown on an area. Moab's bed and breakfast scene is sweet, offering a selection of b&bs to satisfy most guests. Browse our list and pick the bed and breakfast spot that most appeals to your personal sense of style and taste.

In a style unusual in desert town Moab, Cali Cochitta offers up Victorian resplendence in a soothing atmosphere. Quietly chichi, it's a lovely place. Sunflower Hill's turn-of-the-century elegance features a garden that will wow and beckon all at once. Desert Hills has a positively multi-cultural feel to it, with the several languages spoken by the personable owners. Families will appreciate the child-friendly atmosphere and tips offered.

The pueblo-style bed and breakfast that is Adobe Abode appeals to travelers who want to really feel like they're in the Southwest. Relaxing ambiance is at a premium, found often under its covered patios or in the back yard, which abuts Nature Conservancy land. The Mayor's House oozes casual sophistication, and its hosts are a veritable fount of information on all things Moab, past and present. Castle Valley Inn is found a distance out of town, appealing to those who seek a more secluded return to nature while still enjoying all modern amenities. The Bed and Breakfast on Starbuck looks unassuming from the outside, but its interior is every bit as cozy and charming as any b&b around.

Three Dogs and Moose Cottages isn't strictly a b&b, but it sure it worth a visit. Cute little cottages with distinct styles make for a wonderful stay in Moab. More of a remote lodge, Base Camp is a truly one-of-a-kind experience. Up close and personal with nature, guests here will definitely get a taste of the West, while surrounded by rustic elegance. Raven's Retreat is a very Southwestern house available in the heart of Moab, but its immediate surroundings are so serene you might think your miles from town.

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