Capsule Hotels in Utah

"Great location to the Delta Center and free Starbucks coffee in the lobby"

"Pleasant and reliable accommodation. Good to return to after a day out."

"Rooms were small, bathrooms were designed not to have locks, kind of hard to stay when sharing a room with non-family members. Breakfast was boring they have the same items on both days that we were there. Communication was terrible from staff to housekeeping, we did not have certain items upon arrival, went downstairs talked to the front desk to request these items, but when housekeeping came the next day these items were not taken care of. Their pool was not even open, not that we would have gone swimming due to the weather but there were moments in the day where if the pool was open it would be nice. Other hotels in the areas had their pool open. It's really sad when you injure yourself and you ask the front desk for a Band-Aid and they tell you you have to purchase it yourself from their shop. I don't do a lot of traveling so I don't know if staying at a hotel nowadays does not require the hotel to have available first aid kits for their patrons. A lot of public places usually carries first aid kits in case customers do have an accident. I felt like this place was very impersonal and more about charging their customers for every little thing. I definitely would not stay at this place again and would not recommend any friends or family to stay here."

"Arches National Park was very close and convenient."

"The staff was rude. "

"No air conditioning in 5601. Hard to sleep in very warm room."

"You literally can’t beat this hotel. It’s an amazing and unique experience. The price tag is high, but for good reason. When you’re looking for someplace special- this is the place. 5 stars for everything. "

"Yes"

"Room was clean, comfortable and spacious. Quiet. Staff was very friendly and always helpful. Ready to accommodate any request. Breakfast was always ready, hot and delicious. We look forward to our next stay"