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Weekly extended stay motel rooms a block from 900 South TRAX
In Salt Lake City’s Central Ninth district, Utah Village Motel rents renovated private rooms by the week at 271 W 900 S, just south of downtown. Each room has a full-size bed, private bathroom with walk-in shower, mini fridge, microwave, cable TV and its own heating and air conditioning. The smoke-free, pet-friendly property sits about a block from the 900 South TRAX station, which all three UTA light rail lines serve.
About the Utah Village Motel LLC
Utah Village Motel is a locally owned and managed extended stay motel at 271 W 900 S, in the Central City area of Salt Lake City and, more precisely, the Central Ninth district just south of downtown. Rooms rent by the week rather than by the night, with no long term lease to sign and no utility accounts to open. Power, water, sewer, trash and cable television are bundled into the weekly rate.
Each room is a self contained private unit: a full-size bed made up with linens, a private bathroom with a walk-in shower, a mini fridge with a small freezer, a countertop microwave, a wall-mounted cable TV, and heating and air conditioning the guest controls. The property describes fresh paint, new vinyl plank flooring and updated bathrooms throughout. Rooms are not full kitchens, though; there is no stove and no oven.
The 900 South TRAX station sits about a block east at 900 South 200 West, and it is served by all three UTA light rail lines: Blue toward Draper, Red to the University of Utah and Daybreak, and Green between the airport and West Valley City. That is unusual for the system; the station opened in 2005 as its first infill stop. The I-15 900 South interchange is under a mile away, and downtown and Salt Lake Central Station are each about a mile off.
A few practical details shape a stay here. There is no front desk, so check-in is by appointment: guests call or text ahead, bring a valid government-issued photo ID, and arrive at a scheduled time. The property is entirely smoke-free, indoors and out. Pets are allowed with a deposit and a weekly pet fee, and breed and weight limits apply. On-site parking is included, though oversized work trucks and trailers need a call in advance.
Set expectations accordingly. This is a budget weekly motel, not a hotel: there is no pool, no restaurant and no fitness center, and the property’s own site notes that high speed Wi-Fi is still being installed room by room. Guests tend to be trade crews on multi week jobs, traveling medical contractors, people relocating to the city, and anyone caught between housing. Google reviewers rate it 3.5 out of 5 across 35 reviews.
