Provo Utah Temple

Hi! For context this is my first time in Salt Lake City and I was solo traveling. I found Maven Stay, maybe after two months of them opening. My main attraction to this particular location was the easy access to food, in case I didn’t feel like leaving the place. Firstly, thank you to the Maven crew! This place is well designed and upkept. The instructions were clear and standard. The mishaps I had were purely because I didn’t read them correctly lol. When I got into the place, it was clean and fully stocked with more than what I thought I needed. Shoutout to women! Women have a manner of being prepared and efficient that *sometimes* men won’t think of. From the coffee to the tampons in the bathroom, there were small details that I can appreciate! The place was so quiet, I thought the residents may have been out of town lol. The community (few blocks) are weekly established and kept clean. Something I didn’t know about SLC was the homeless community, BUT I can say I never felt unsafe while walking around the city and neighboring areas. I’ve been to Phoenix and LA and had no encounters, compared to those cities. I highly recommend Maven for any woman, solo traveler, or traveler period!

I really enjoyed staying at the Asher Adams. Thanks so much to Suhani and Cleopatra. They did a great job at the front desk. The hotel was great. I really enjoyed experiencing the restored railway station and the interior design of the lobby. Thank you.

Wonderful rental. Apartment was very clean. Excellent gym and common area. Parking simple and straight forward. Would absolutely stay again! I do have to mention one drawback, it is a place that requires an additional signup that includes uploading your ID and providing a card online. The process was less than ideal and the service they use was problematic. Make sure you account for the additional hassle. However, once we were in the rental, it was absolutely worth the initial problems.