Slot Canyon #A | 1 Bed, 1 Bath

Slot Canyon was the perfect place for us to stay while visiting the national parks. It was very close to Arches and a few minutes' walk to downtown Moab. It took about 40 minutes to Canyonlands.The accommodations were very clean and comfortable and had all we needed to have a pleasant stay.

Was a nice central location. Easy to walk or bike to food and entertainment. Good location to the National and State parks.There was construction going on behind the unit during the day, so we couldn't use the outdoor table and chairs. Was too loud. But the workers didn't start too early or work too late at night which we appreciated.

Very convenient to Arches National Park! Our tour met within one mile drive! Walking distance to yummy coffee shops and restaurants!

This place was only adequate. This is basically a unit in a house that has been converted into a triplex. All the windows are on one side, and it’s pretty small (think hotel suite size). We were a couple and felt like our stuff was all over everywhere. The pluses: extremely convenient to the Main Street of Moab — basically a two block walk. It is also clean, modern in an Ikea style, and everything seems new. The minuses: The bed is really uncomfortable — mattress extremely soft and unsupportive, , and we found ourselves rolling into the center all night. The place says it has a kitchenette — to be clear, there is a sink, tiny fridge, microwave, toaster, and some kind of coffeemaker (which did not work well — coffee was like water). No cooktop, oven, or ice (there were ice cube trays is tiny freezer of tiny fridge, but not filled). The kitchenette was stocked with the bare minimum. Weirdly, though, no forks. And no vegetable peeler or serving bowls. No laundry facilities. No views from windows — side windows look out to a concrete wall about 5 feet away. Front window to the street. Place was very noisy during early morning hours — there is currently a construction site across the street, where work got going before 7 am. One morning, we were awakened by blasting music at 6:30 am coming from an industrial workshop behind the house (my husband drove over and the guys turned it down). No books or tips from the owners about things to do or restaurants in Moab (which is a cool little town and of course the parks are incredible). All in all, a place to sleep — but just that — not a place where we wanted to hang out after hiking or where we will actually enjoy being.