The Kimpton is a welcoming home away from home, combining comfort, style, and a beautifully…read morerenovated contemporary décor. From the moment we arrived, Carl and Russell at the front desk set the tone for an outstanding stay. They are true ambassadors for the Kimpton brand, demonstrating how a genuine smile and warm hospitality can make guests feel instantly at ease. This is also a pet friendly hotel, so you do see a large population of small and big dogs moving around. It is a great for our furry friends! Our room was spacious, thoughtfully designed, and offered a sophisticated modern feel. The bed was exceptionally comfortable, providing a great night's sleep, while the fully renovated bathroom featured a powerful shower that was a pleasure after a long day. Breakfast was great. Everything is prepared à la minute, ensuring freshness and quality, and each dish is presented with care, making the meal feel both elegant and inviting. The hotel's downtown location is ideal, whether you're traveling for business or meeting family and friends. With its stylish atmosphere, attentive service, and excellent amenities, the Kimpton delivers an experience that feels both refined and genuinely welcoming. I would happily stay here again.

A great place to stay in downtown Salt Lake City. I was in Salt Lake City for a meeting at the…read moreHilton and didn't book before they ran out of rooms. Backup plan was the Kimpton and I was kind of bummed. Until I saw my room and had a great stay. Checkin was smooth and off to my room. You walk by the vault to get to the elevator. I just saw some iberico ham in the window. Got to get to my room. The room was clean and the king size bed firm and comfortable. As opposed to the Hilton I stayed at last time I was on a high floor with a view of the city. The bathroom appeared fairly new and the shower with dual heads was great. Nice water pressure. The only negatives are the expensive water in the room and the tiny little table I had to use as a work desk.

This is an historic gorgeous mansion located downtown, walkable to just about anywhere... A…read morebeautiful place to stay for your anniversary, honeymoon, special occasion or just because you want to feel like Royalty. Our room was furnished with beautiful antique furniture, which included a fireplace, Jacuzzi tub, comfortable king size bed, TV, beautiful billiards room, courtyard and made to order freshly cooked breakfast at your preferred time, seated in the formal dining room. Reasonable price too!! Next time, we're in Salt Lake City, we will definitely stay there again. Thank you for the lovely hospitality!!

Inn On the Hill is in a spectacular early 1900s mansion. One of the rooms is still intact from that…read moreera. It is a very convenient location to downtown with many shops and restaurants and walking distance. The rooms were lovely and they included a really nice fresh breakfast. They also had complementary drinks and snacks. Our room had a big jetted tub. This is worth the

My family and I had the joy of staying at The Grand America this summer and can't say enough about…read morehow much we all enjoyed it. We stayed in room 1695, which is an Executive Suite with an entry foyer, living room, bedroom, large closet/storage space, expansive bath with nice tub and separate shower. There was also a second sink area outside of the bathroom, which made it very easy for our family of 4 to get ready. The finishes and details of the entire room were exquisite and very nicely thought out. It felt luxurious! I visited the spa one afternoon for a pedicure with Madison. It was an incredible experience! After my appointment, I took a shower in the 17-head shower room and it was SUBLIME. The mandarin shampoo and conditioner in the shower felt silky and smelled amazing - my hair felt so nice that I came back the next day to purchase the shampoo to take home. My kids loved the pools - it felt fun to them that there were two. I thought the indoor pool was nicer and had a really spa-like ambiance with beautiful glass chandeliers and luxurious loungers. The outdoor pool area just didn't seem as special as I was expecting for a hotel like this, but was still great. I appreciated that they had a 1' toddler pool tucked off to the side. Very nice showers - individual shower stalls with shampoo and body wash. The pool menu for food and bar was perfect! Ordered a delish salad and a fun summer cocktail. Poolside service from Ethan was surly and inattentive, but the food was something I would order again which made up for it. A highlight that we'll always remember from our stay is breakfast at Laurel. We started 3 of our 4 mornings here and it was an absolute treat. Servers Rob and Tatiana were stars. All 4 of us agreed that the food was phenomenal and I appreciated that they offer veggie breakfast meat options. Every detail in the service was elevated and just a great experience. (We walked across the street to The Coffee Shop at Little America for breakfast the 4th morning and it was also a wonderful experience! Coffee Shop is a misnomer, as it is a comfortable sit down restaurant that serves breakfast, lunch and dinner.) Jou Jou, the toy and candy shop off the lobby is CHARMING! It's a destination for anyone, not just hotel guests. We spent a lot of time (and money) poking around here. Really nice brands, unique toys, fun puzzles and games, amazing dress up things, tons of Jellycat! Everyone we encountered working there was friendly and engaging. My kids also loved watching the marble track in the window outside the store. The only aspects of our room that I didn't think were up to The Grand America snuff were the beds and bedding. I didn't find them to be super comfortable, the pillows were very thin and I thought the duvets seemed to be for a bed a size smaller. Despite this, I still give the overall stay 5 stars. Every other aspect made up for it!

The food supplied for conferences was terrible Why char…read moreromaine lettuce for Caesar salad??? Breakfast was worse! This is supposed to be a "high end" establishment but the quality of food said otherwise. Very disappointing

What a great location. We came to SLC to check out Nine Inch…read moreNails at the Delta Center & I didn't bother looking into hotel rates at properties across the street from the venue. I figured, walking 5 blocks (or 13 minutes) is easy peasy. We booked via Hilton Honors and received our complimentary 2 bottled waters upon arrival. Before I actually booked in December 2025- reviews stated the hotel was under renovation. When we came, seemed like the only thing needing completion was the gym. All of the equipment was wrapped in plastic on our first day. As of Friday 3/13/26, the gym is ready to rock and roll. Another reason I booked here, the indoor pool! Decent sized with a hot tub. And it's open 24 hours! Nothing beats a great swim at 4:45am! I've been in a travel phase for awhile... I prefer extra room to stretch out. Especially if we're staying somewhere for multiple nights. We booked the King studio suite w/ fridge and it was spacious. I like the idea of no closet. But, you will see an area to hang your clothes behind the drapes! There are no typical drawers. But, underneath the tv, are 3 wire basket drawers that remind me produce baskets. I decided to bring my bath bomb from Lush since I have seen business photos on their Google, and I came across plenty of bath tub pictures. I was disappointed to see our room had a shower stall. Breakfast is served from 6-10am. Our first morning, eggs were Denver omelette style. The omelette had hash browns, cheese, red & green peppers. Breakfast meats, potatoes, oatmeal, fresh fruit, make your own waffles station, and breads/ pastries. Huge lobby area. Mini convenience section by the front desk, where you can buy frozen or canned/ packaged foods. Staff is friendly. There's also an outdoor patio area.

If you are looking for a hotel in downtown with free parking and complimentary breakfast, this is…read morethe place! Once checked in, the lady at the front desk was very nice and gave us 2 free water bottles for our stay. The hotel had 4 floors and a nice indoor pool. The room had a decent amount of space which included a fridge, office desk, ironing board, mirowave, and TV. Room service provided enough towels for 3 nights. WIFI was easy to use. The complimentary breakfast had scramble eggs, sausage, bagels, toasts, potatoes, etc. Also for lunch or dinner, there's a very good tacos place called Street Tacos located next to the hotel and walking distance to other good restaurants.

Small modern well managed boutique hotel. Great location…read more Always clean and well maintained. At top of my list when coming to Salt Lake City.

No real amenities but clean and in a good area. Good for a business hotel / people who plan not to…read morespend any time at the actual hotel.

I am a teacher and a co-worker and I decided to take a girls trip (with my 15 year old daughter as…read morewell). We arrived and were welcomed warmly at the desk. Our room was very nice and clean, had the basic amenities, and the beds were very comfortable. We stayed there two nights (went to Yellowstone and travelled through Idaho, Montana, and Wyoming and returned for the last night before returning to California). For breakfast, our tour included complimentary meals for the three of us. The choices were plentiful and delicious (eggs, bacon, sausage, toast, cereal, oatmeal, fresh fruit, pastries, coffee, and juice). I have to mention that the chef, Armando Arteaga, was very attentive and made a genuine effort to make sure we had everything and enjoyed a nice breakfast before leaving for great day travels.

Beautiful hotel in the heart of downtown. Spencer's Steakhouse is inside. There is a Starbuck's…read moreinside. The folks are friendly. The rooms need to be cleaned better. There were these pieces ALL OVER the floor.

I was in town for a four day conference and this hotel is conveniently located right across the…read morestreet from the Salt Palace Convention Center. It was nice that I could go back to my room for half an hour in between meetings. The room was nice. There was a note that said they changed the sheets every three days, but they didn't change mine. At least they made the bed. The toilet handle chain became unattached, but maintenance came up and fixed it fairly quickly and on my last night I went to take a shower and there was no hot water. Again, I called downstairs and maintenance came and fixed that rather quickly. I was happy to see they had a mini fridge and being a Mormon town, of course there was no mini bar which I didn't mind. They're not very generous on the teabags they give you three coffees a day, but only two teabags fortunately I brought teabags from home for my four day stay, and there is a grocery store down the street so I was able to buy milk. The beds are comfortable. There's no extra blanket in the closet, but I guess you could call the desk and ask for one if needed. I would recommend this hotel to people attending conferences across the street and there are quite a few restaurants walking distance from the hotel if you didn't rent a car or drive here.

I stayed at the Salt Lake Marriott Downtown at City Creek Hotel from March 11-March 13, 2026 in a…read moredeluxe guest room, 1 king, on the 14th floor. The Salt Lake Marriott Downtown at City Creek Hotel was built in 1981 and the rooms were renovated in 2023. The closest airport near Salt Lake Marriott Downtown at City Creek is Salt Lake City International Airport (SLC). SLC is located approximately 6.0 Miles from the hotel. The check-in time at Salt Lake Marriott Downtown at City Creek is 3:00 pm and the check-out time is 12:00 pm. I arrived at 2:49 PM and checked-in. The staff were friendly, gave me keys to my room, and informed me about the hotel. Marriott Bonvoy members receive complimentary in-room internet access and it's free to become a Marriott Bonvoy member. Salt Lake Marriott Downtown at City Creek is conveniently located next to City Creek Center and Temple Square. There is an elevator in the hotel that takes you straight to City Creek Center. City Creek Center includes a retractable roof that allows for a year-round shopping experience which includes more than 100 stores and restaurants, a pedestrian skybridge, two 18-foot-tall waterfalls, fountains and a reproduction of the south fork of City Creek -- which once flowed through the area. In addition, there is a Starbucks in the lobby of the hotel which is very convenient. The room had a mini fridge, bottled water for a fee, chair with ottoman, a really great sized desk with ergonomic chair, and it is a great sized room. Housekeeping was serviced daily. Hair and body care by This Works was supplied. In Transit Shampoo and Conditioner features citrus, nutmeg and ginger essential oils to refresh and strengthens your hair. In The Zone Shower Gel and Body Lotion is infused with eucalyptus, patchouli and frankincense essential oils, to wash away the day leaving your skin nourished and moisturized. It smells so good. In the lobby on March 11, 2026 around 5:00pm, they had a donut wall and donuts to go for all guests. The donuts were refilled. I really enjoyed my stay at Salt Lake Marriott Downtown at City Creek Hotel. There are six elevator cabins and never had to wait overly long for one. For the last day, I went to the Park City room on the second floor for a meeting. We had breakfast and to go lunch catered. Everything was very good.

Decent location, quick drive to major spots downtown. Friendly staff, nice breakfast choices. They…read morehave pancakes not waffles. I couldn't find the apple juice or OJ. Coffee machines are available. I made hot tea. NICE ROOMS. (#609 was just fine) PLENTY OF TOWELS. Water gets hot fast, just like I like it. Dove products which is always a plus. Indoor pool and jet spa tub. Which has me feeling like I should've brought a bikini, even though my thoughts were filled with visiting the snowy mountains. I really got to start packing a swimsuit, just because it's part of a must have on getaways Parking per night is $28. Even though it's covered parking you still walk outside to get into the hotel in uncovered areas. Tip: have your room key when going to breakfast, a host does request to see it.

Normally I like to stay at IHG Holiday Inn Express, cause I'm a platinum member and like the…read morerewards and I'm used to the way the places are set up. Casual for the business traveler, especially easy in and out access. This Holiday Inn, is more like a "Holiday Inn", not an express set up for the business traveler or field crew. I 'm needing a place that has easy loading of our equipment on and off our big Suburban SUV. What gets me about THIS place is the lack of ease of access to the parking, you gotta go through all kinds of distance and hoops to get in and out and on top of all that which is why the one star, they charge almost $30 a day just to park! WTF? I never paid for parking at a Holiday Inn "EXPRESS"! I've paid for parking where it's a high end $500 a night place in SF before, but never for and EXPRESS. Forget ever staying at this location, is this how all of Salt lake City hotels are? Lucky I did a bunch of research and found another location that seem more like a "normal" Holiday Inn Express!

We loved our stay here! New hotel, nice roof top pool & gym. Pool was a little bit smaller than we…read morethought but still nice to go up there! They had a really nice complementary breakfast with custom omelette and yogurt bar. Good location as well! Rooms were clean, beds were comfortable as well with nice pillows. Would recommend staying here!

I went into Element with moderate expectations and left genuinely impressed. For the price point,…read morethis hotel punches way above its weight class. The rooms are modern and functional. The rooftop pool is a nice surprise, and the gym was vibing. The real bonus is being connected to Le Meridien. You get access to all the dining options and amenities without paying the Le Meridien price tag. That's what I call financial responsibility. Or hotel hacking. Same thing.

Wonderful spot! Eric at the front desk is fabulous! Super close to working areas and easy to / from…read moreairport. Would stay again!

Older hotel that is showing wear and tear…read more Check in was easy. They ignored my low floor request and put me on the top floor. The first key didn't work so the front desk person had to come up with a new one. It was a nice mini suite, but the furniture needed updating. One light didn't work. It took awhile for the heat to kick in. It was the dead of winter. I went to the "breakfast" which wasn't being kept up with (not this was 30 minutes after they started.) The cut fruit wasn't fresh. Just your standard microwaved to death hot breakfast. It's close to a trax light rail stop. Not really near any other eateries.