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"Nice stay and breakfast was great. I would have rated 5 stars but the Bonnie and Clyde room is downstairs. That being said, we heard every step, drop and activity of our neighbors upstairs. They were not "loud"; just normal activity. The floors were excessively squeaky. I used ear plugs to help drown out the noise. The following morning we met our upstairs neighbors and had a great chat with them. Again, it was the floors that need attention."

"The rooms are spacious, clean, and well decorated. The location is close to town and parks. Lots of community spaces if you want to stretch out or socialize. Be sure not to skip the delicious breakfast! We almost forgot how fun it can be to meet couples from other places."

"Quiet but appreciated mingling with other quests. The breakfast was incredible- gourmet!"

"Came to Moab to visit Arches, and really had a great time. Loved our Jesse James room. The wonderful breakfasts in the back yard each morning were a really special way to start each day. If our travels bring us that way again we’ll be hiding out there for sure!"

"This place was really wonderful. Only stayed one night on arriving in Moab since we were camping the rest of our stay there but we would go back in a heartbeat. Beautiful and comfortable and an amazing home-cooked breakfast!"

"A quiet, inviting space in a beautiful off-the-beaten path location. Host was very welcoming and available. If you are looking to disconnect and enjoy the pristine beauty of southern Utah, this is the place to be."

"The directions are not clear for guests arriving after sundown. Google coordinates would be best. Also after almost an hour of searching I found the very small green sign that said Wunder Camp before the Domes sign. However, I never checked in bc upon arriving the mud was so sticky and thick around camp due to heavy rainfalls this past week. I understand the weather and nature, but maybe applying gravel, sand, or wood chips on paths? I even paid the additional pet fee, but I didn’t want to deal...

"This is a private property with a great view of the Abajo mountains. It is a great base camp for exploring ruins, petroglyphs, national and state parks in the area. Ft. Abajo is a very comfortable home to come back to each night and they have an informative guide book to help you plan your days if needed. The town of Monticello is quieter than Moab, it had everything we needed, and it was nice to get out of the crowds."