EDUN is a 1916 Craftsman bungalow in the heart of Salt Lake City’s gayest residential neighborhood, the historic Marmalade District near Capitol Hill.
We are 7 blocks from downtown — a tree-lined 20-minute walk, quick bus ride, or affordable Uber/Lyft. Prefer cycling? A bike-share station is a few blocks away near the library, plus you’ll find Lime scooters close at hand.
The airport is a 10-minute ride at $12-18 by Uber/Lyft or $25 by taxi. We are 30 minutes from the ski resorts, close to a ton of great hikes, and right next to an off-leash dog park, a gay-friendly bar, several restaurants, and historic homes.
The Craftsman style is prevalent in the open front room/dining room with a 65″ tv and fireplace. It is also a perfect place to read a book. The kitchen is newly remodeled with butcher block slab countertops that supposedly have some connection with the Orient Express, hand-made tiles from Spain, and custom hand-painted vintage reproduction tiles from Oregon.
Breakfast includes cereals, oatmeal, fruit, bread, jams, and all-day access to a PB&J bar with artisan breads and specialty jams.
I also publish Utah’s LGBTQ+ magazine, which will be available for you to browse, offering insights into local events and spots to explore. Our friendly dog and elusive cat share this home, adding a bit of extra warmth to your stay.
EDUN is a welcoming retreat in Salt Lake City. I’d love to host you.
