"Upon arriving, the gentleman checking us in wasn’t very kind & wanted to rush, I didn’t understand the extra payment he needed cause we paid our room online. When I asked to why he stood up & startled me & he said louder.. “why” I still didn’t understand but we had paid our room so I handed him my card & hoped it was for incidentals."
"Unique, upscale glamping experience!
Loved the setting and the amenities on-site, like the food, s'mores, live music, craft classes, dipping pools, etc. The setting is beyond gorgeous and the amenities are spa-like, but don't forget that you're still essentially camping in the wilderness. Depending on the weather, nights and mornings can be cooold. The wind can also make the canvas tents really loud, so be prepared with extra blankets if you have anyone on the pullout (main beds have a heated mattress and are great!) and ear plugs if you need. (Ear plugs are also available on-site - so many thoughtful amenities)
The location is stunning, but ~35 minutes away from Moab out of the way of Arches and Canyonlands, so plan accordingly.
Amazing experience!"
Beautiful home w/ covered decks & grills - great for large groups
8/10 Good
"Great place to stay, good location outside of town and quiet, good for big groups and glad it has two grills, needs the ice maker to be fixed but not a big deal. Good place to come back to after a long day of riding!"
"Pros: Overall we were able to make a pretty cozy home and things functioned including the full out bed with essentials provided, AC worked, Wi-Fi TV worked, there was enough towels with nice local artwork. It was also an impressive layout given the tiny space that maximized the kitchen and seating area with the fold out bed.Cons: We could not get rid of a funky subtle smoky smell after many days of cooking, the hot water runs out after 10 minutes that made it difficult with two kids and two adults trying to share one bathroom to actually get a hot shower. There was leftover take out food in the fridge and a child’s jeans and underwear left in the closet which makes us think the cleaning fee was not well used. The highway noise was intense so bring your earplugs, especially if you have a unit by the road. Suggestions for improvement: There is also no closet to hang anything in very little drawer space so we made amends. For cookware, they were very old, knives were dull and prefer non-Teflon pans and cookware so consider bringing your own. There were no spices or oil provided so be sure to bring your own.While I rated it overall a 4 because I got the job done, we don’t plan on returning."
"This cabin was great for us. It is back farthest from the main road and super quiet. Great AC to keep the place cool and a small backyard space to grill and have the dogs with us outside. We have a somewhat reactive dog and it was perfect for her. At night it was like a little cave with the blinds drawn. No barking :). The hosts were really helpful with questions about the local area and checkin was super easy. "
You can take time to visit Pothole Point Trailhead during your travels to Monticello. Wander around the natural setting in this quaint area, or simply enjoy its cafes.
You can take time to visit Big Spring Overlook Trailhead during your travels to Monticello. Wander around the natural setting in this quaint area, or simply enjoy its cafes.
You can take time to visit Salt Flat Loop B Trailhead during your travels to Monticello. Wander around the natural setting in this quaint area, or simply enjoy its cafes.
You can take time to visit Salt Flat Trailhead during your travels to Monticello. Wander around the natural setting in this quaint area, or simply enjoy its cafes.
You can take time to visit Elephant Hill Trail Trailhead during your travels to Monticello. Wander around the natural setting in this quaint area, or simply enjoy its cafes.
What's the area like around Slickrock Trail Trailhead?
Slickrock Trail Trailhead is located in Monticello. Travelers like this welcoming area for its parks and cafes. Monticello is home to 85 hotels and other accommodations, so you can find something that's perfect for your stay.
Where is the best place to stay near Slickrock Trail Trailhead?
ULUM Moab is one of the top choices for your stay based on our traveler data, and this lodge offers a restaurant and free parking. You'll find it 23.6 mi (37.9 km) from Slickrock Trail Trailhead. Other good choices around the area include Scenic View Inn & Suites Moab and Hotel Moab Downtown.
If I need to cancel the hotel reservation for my stay near Slickrock Trail Trailhead, will I receive a refund?
Yes! You'll find that most room reservations are refundable provided that you cancel before the accommodation's cancellation deadline, which often is within 24-48 hours of your arrival date. If your reservation is non-refundable, it may still be possible to cancel it and be given a refund within a 24-hour period of your booking. Enter your dates, click on "Search", then filter by "fully refundable" to get the best options available near Slickrock Trail Trailhead.
Where can I learn more about changing or cancelling my trip in the area near Slickrock Trail Trailhead?
To find more details about updating your stay near Slickrock Trail Trailhead or cancelling it, head over to our customer service page.
What can I see and do near Slickrock Trail Trailhead?
Enjoy nature at Needles District Visitor Center, Salt Flat Trailhead, or Needles District. Cave Spring, Big Spring Overlook Trailhead, and Pothole Point Trailhead are worth a stop while you're in the area. Big Spring Canyon Overlook, Pothole Point, and Salt Flat Loop B Trailhead are a few additional nearby sights.