Ulum Moab

What an experience! Glamping at ULUM in Utah was an absolute dream come true, exceeding all my expectations for a truly unique and luxurious escape into nature. This wasn't just camping; this was an immersion in breathtaking landscapes with all the comforts of a high-end resort. The stunning views and peaceful serenity of the surroundings were captivating from the moment of arrival. A beautifully furnished safari tent offered comfort and style. A plush king-sized bed, cozy furnishings, and thoughtful amenities provided relaxation. Every detail was designed for comfort and ease, allowing you to fully unwind and reconnect with nature without sacrificing any modern conveniences. The opportunity to immerse in the beauty of Utah's outdoors was a highlight. Days offered invigorating hikes through canyons and a chance to admire the famous red rock formations. The proximity to renowned national and state parks made it easy to explore and discover the natural wonders. Evenings transformed into a magical spectacle. Moments spent around a crackling campfire, gazing at the star-studded night sky, were unforgettable and deeply restorative. AND the S’mores. OMG! The staff went above and beyond to ensure a memorable stay, always anticipating needs and providing exceptional service. On-site dining options offered delicious meals with regional flavors that enhanced the overall experience. Glamping in Utah is a must for those seeking an outdoor adventure that combines luxury, comfort, and an unforgettable connection with nature. It's a unique experience that leaves you refreshed, rejuvenated, and with lasting memories.

This place was cool, and it was as described! My tent was super cool and comfortable. And to eat that well in the middle of the desert was a real treat. But I just don't think it was worth the $, it's too expensive for what it is. That being said, if you want something really close to the camping experience, with very little planning and pre-production, this place is great. I had one night here on a longer road trip. I would suggest coming with kids. Staff where nice, stars were great at night--although it's the same view when you're legitimately camping. Also, weirdly they played music around the pool area which I didn't love. They did have live musicians one night which was great, a real treat. Nice staff!

My husband and I stayed here for four nights and loved everything about this place. Yes, the tents can be far from the main building and parking lot, but you're here to do some hiking anyway! And the staff is very quick to respond with a ride in their golf carts if you ask for a lift to/from your room. The breakfast and dinner options in the restaurant were fresh and amazingly delicious... by far better than any of the restaurants we ate at in downtown Moab. The dipping pools were refreshing after our days of hiking and paddle boarding (who knew I would love the cold plunge so much!). The overall vibe here is bougie upscale resort that one normally experiences at a high-end beach resort, but instead of staring out at the ocean you find yourself staring out at Looking Glass and the expansive, untouched beauty of the red rock desert during the day, and at night admiring the blackest of black skies littered with more stars than one knew existed. The bed and linens were extremely comfy. We did not have a single bug (or animal!) in our tent during our entire stay, and I felt utterly pampered. (We stayed in tent # 27)

A hidden oasis with stunning landscape, phenomenal food, superb hospitality and deluxe lodgings. From the moment we arrived to departing, our stay was just simply outstanding. The service was slick. The staff were friendly, super efficient and welcoming. The resort was refined to think of the guest at every point. Wonderful memories!

Excellent experience at Ulum. The overall ambiance and setting was perfect for our summer weekend in Moab. Our tent had great cooling for the warm afternoons after a day at the national parks. The dinner venue was perfect. Sat outdoors listening to fantastic musician both nights. The sunset is beautiful, overlooking the Looking Glass Rock. This location is inspired by Uluru in Australia. Absolutely stunning. The dipping pools and fire pits at night are a great addition to the experience. We starting the morning with breakfast which was an excellent. I highly recommend.