Hoodoo Moab, Curio Collection by Hilton
Rated Superb by our guests
Price History and Trends for July 2026
Hoodoo Moab, Curio Collection by Hilton Price Forecast & Booking Trends
Analyze the best time to book Hoodoo Moab, Curio Collection by Hilton in in Moab based on 12-month price forecast
Price Insights for Hoodoo Moab, Curio Collection by Hilton
- Lowest Price Period: Lowest-price windows: late-November through February (many nights $162–$187; absolute low $162.36 on 2026-11-30) and mid-summer weekday window (large block of $219.66–$219.88 rates in late June–mid-July). Also consistently low rates ~238 in August weekdays.
- Potential Savings: Maximum observed one-night saving: about $766 (compare peak $928.28 to the $162.36 low) — ~83% savings. More typical savings: 40–60% when shifting from high-season nights ($450–$790) to low-season nights ($160–$240). Example: switching a $459 night to a $219 mid-July night saves ~$240 (~52%).
- Average Rate: Approximate average observed across the full dataset: about $345 per night (this is an approximate mean — prices cluster around low-season $160–$220, shoulder $300–$420, and peak $450–$930).
- Booking Tip: Actionable tips: 1) Target travel in Nov–Feb (cheapest) or mid-July/weekday August for lowest nightly rates. 2) Avoid known spike dates (several $450–$930 spikes around May, late Sept/Oct, and event weekends) and favor midweek stays. 3) For peak-season stays, book early (30–90+ days) and for event weekends book even earlier; for low-season stays you can book later but monitor prices. 4) Use Hilton loyalty/price-match/cancel-and-rebook if a rate drops and check refundable vs non-refundable options. 5) If flexible, combine a cheap midweek night with pricier weekend nights to lower the average nightly rate.
Guest Reviews
Guest Tips & Highlights
The overall vibe and aesthetic of the hotel is great. The room was spacious, resort-like, and clean. The bathroom was spacious and beautiful with 4 by 5 ft large shower. The hotel had an on-site restaurant and bar; it was good but not spectacular. The location was great - we could walk to several restaurant options nearby and in downtown; there is also a food truck park across from the hotel that was not open during our stay but looks like fun during Spring/Summer/Fall.
Perfect location and a brilliant hotel.
Top Attractions Near Hoodoo Moab, Curio Collection by Hilton
Hoodoo Moab sits near downtown Moab, within easy driving distance of several must-see outdoor attractions. You can reach Arches National Park and its iconic formations within about 10–25 minutes, while Canyonlands and Dead Horse Point are day-trip distance (under an hour). Nearby river access, mountain drives, and famed trailheads for hiking and mountain biking are all within a short drive, and downtown Moab’s restaurants, shops, and cultural spots are walkable.
Arches National Park (Visitor Center & Windows/Devils Garden area)
World-famous red-rock arches and short-to-moderate hikes to iconic formations like Landscape Arch, Double Arch and the Windows Section. Delicate Arch is a longer hike but a must-see.
Delicate Arch Trail (Arches National Park)
The hike to Delicate Arch is one of Utah’s most iconic short-to-moderate hikes with spectacular photo opportunities at sunset.
Canyonlands National Park — Island in the Sky
A mesa-top district with dramatic overlooks, short trails and scenic drives showing expansive canyons carved by the Colorado River.
Dead Horse Point State Park
Sweeping overlooks and dramatic desert vistas — a fantastic sunset spot and a popular complement to a Canyonlands visit.
Corona Arch
A rewarding out-and-back trail to a large natural arch not in Arches National Park — more relaxed and less crowded than some park trails.
Slickrock Bike Trail / Sand Flats Recreation Area
World-class mountain-biking terrain and stunning sandstone vistas — iconic for off-road cycling and day trips.
Colorado River access & rafting/kayak put-ins
Guided rafting and scenic float trips depart near Moab; river tours range from calm floats to whitewater experiences depending on season and route.
Moab Main Street & local shops, galleries and dining
Walkable downtown area with restaurants, bars, gear shops, galleries and the Moab Museum — lively and convenient for evenings and rest days.
La Sal Mountains Scenic Drive
A contrasting alpine escape from the red rock desert — cooler air, forests, and panoramic viewpoints; good for drives, hikes and photography.
Optimal Sightseeing Itinerary from Hoodoo Moab, Curio Collection by Hilton
Make the most of your stay at Hoodoo Moab, Curio Collection by Hilton with this convenient itinerary that covers the best attractions in in Moab:
- Day 1 — Arrive, settle into Hoodoo Moab, stroll downtown Main Street, dinner at the hotel restaurant or a nearby eatery; early night to prepare for hiking.
- Day 2 — Morning: Arches National Park (Windows, Devils Garden). Afternoon: return to town for lunch, short rest, late afternoon visit to Delicate Arch viewpoint or hike at sunset.
- Day 3 — Full day: Canyonlands National Park (Island in the Sky). Stop at overlooks (Mesa Arch, Grand View Point), picnic, and return via scenic stops. Dinner in Moab.
- Day 4 — Morning: Corona Arch hike and/or mountain biking at Slickrock Trail. Afternoon/evening: relax at the hotel pool/hot tub and enjoy the spa or bar.
- Day 5 — Morning: half-day Colorado River float or guided rafting trip, or a scenic drive into the La Sal Mountains. Return, check out by 11:00 AM.
Why Hoodoo Moab, Curio Collection by Hilton Is Perfect for Exploring in Moab
Moab is a compact outdoor-adventure hub with immediate access to world-class national parks, dramatic red-rock scenery, and a lively downtown base for dining and gear shops. Hoodoo Moab, Curio Collection by Hilton, is a strong choice because it combines a boutique/resort aesthetic with practical comforts — spacious, well-appointed rooms and casitas, pools and hot tubs, an on-site restaurant and spa, and a location within walking distance of downtown while still being a short drive to Arches and trailheads. The property's standout design, helpful staff, and amenities make it one of Moab’s more luxurious and comfortable lodging options for couples, families, and groups.
Location
Hoodoo Moab, Curio Collection by Hilton
111 N. 100 W.
Amenities & Services
Property Highlights
Best Time to Visit in Moab
Seasonal guide to help you plan the perfect trip to in Moab
Best Time to Visit
Fall
High Season
Spring, Fall
Value Season
Winter
Spring
March through May — warm daytime temperatures, cool nights, peak wildflower season and ideal conditions for hiking, mountain biking (Slickrock Trail), and off-roading. Arches and Canyonlands are busiest during this period.
Advantages
- Best weather for outdoor activities (comfortable temps)
- Wildflowers and full river flows for rafting
- Most outfitters are fully operating
Considerations
- Crowds and limited lodging availability—book months in advance
- Higher prices for hotels, car rentals, and guided tours
- Trailhead parking fills early—arrive at park openings
Key Events in in Moab
Easter Jeep Safari
Guided trail runs on famous 4x4 routes (Hell’s Revenge, Fins & Things), Vendor booths and social runs, Significant local economic impact—book well in advanceA multi-day off-roading event organized by the Red Rock 4-Wheelers, typically centered around Spring (March/April). It draws hundreds of jeeps and off-road enthusiasts to Moab.
Moab Music Festival
Evening orchestral and chamber performances, Special outdoor concerts in scenic settings, Workshops and community eventsAn annual classical and contemporary music festival usually held in late April to early May. It mixes chamber music, symphonic performances, and community concerts.
Moab Trail Marathon / Running Events
Scenic trail routes through Arches and nearby canyons, Spot for endurance and trail-running communities, Often paired with local vendor exposRunning races (trail marathons, half-marathons) commonly take place in Spring and Fall, taking advantage of cooler running conditions.
Weather Tips
Moab is a high-desert environment: expect strong sun, large diurnal temperature swings, low humidity, and occasional strong winds. Drink water constantly (aim for 1+ liter per hour of strenuous activity), use broad-spectrum sunscreen, wear a hat and UV-protective clothing, and carry layers for cool mornings/evenings. Be weather-aware during monsoon season—flash floods can develop quickly in washes and canyons.
Understanding in Moab Prices
Moab's prices vary dramatically by season and by activity. Spring (peak outdoor season) and Fall see the highest nightly rates for hotels, vacation rentals, guided tours (jeep/UTV, rafting, guided hikes), and restaurant demand. Major events—especially the Easter Jeep Safari—drive local inventory shortages and price spikes. Summer can offer slightly lower lodging rates in the hottest weeks, but expect higher prices for travel essentials (airfare and car rentals) around US holiday weekends. Winter is the best value season for hotel rates and rental cars, though some outfitters reduce services. Campsite fees are fairly stable but popular sites inside Arches and Canyonlands sell out quickly in peak seasons—reserve as early as possible. Fuel and groceries in Moab are more expensive than in nearby larger cities; consider filling up before long drives. Lastly, short-notice bookings (within 1–2 weeks of arrival) often face steep premiums during Spring/Fall peaks.
Essential Travel Tips for in Moab United States
Insider advice to help you make the most of your visit
Transportation
Moab is a remote outdoor hub—most visitors arrive by car. Closest commercial airports are seasonal Canyonlands (CNY), Grand Junction (GJT, ~110 mi) and Salt Lake City (SLC, ~230 mi). Many scenic routes are paved but popular backcountry roads require high‑clearance or 4WD. Fuel, services and cell coverage are limited outside town.
Transportation Tips
- 1.Fill up on gas in Moab—stations become sparse outside town and on long detours (White Rim, Potash).
- 2.Rent a high‑clearance or 4WD vehicle if you plan to use unpaved/backcountry roads (Shafer Trail, Potash Road, White Rim).
- 3.Carry a full‑size spare, repair kit, jack and portable air compressor—punctures are common on slickrock/dirt.
- 4.Download offline maps/GPS (Gaia, Avenza, Google offline) and carry a paper map; cell signal is patchy.
- 5.Check road and park conditions before leaving (NPS & UtahDOT); timed entry permits or reservations may be required for Arches/Canyonlands in peak season.
- 6.Arrive early to secure parking at national park trailheads and popular viewpoints; consider weekday visits to avoid crowds.
Pro Traveler Tip
Visit popular sites at sunrise or sunset to beat crowds and catch the best light; buy an annual or park pass if visiting multiple parks; if you plan off‑road or multi‑day routes (White Rim, Shafer), hire a guide or ensure your vehicle, recovery gear and experience match the route.
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