This is my favorite campground to camp at. I have so many fond childhood memories here, so it…read morealways brings me a lot of peace when I come back. The camp hosts I've encountered over the years have always been friendly. The campsite that I love is seriously the best one! It's so spacious, feels secluded, and is just perfect for relaxing and enjoying nature. It's honestly my favorite campsite I've ever stayed at. Unfortunately, other people seem to know how great it is too, which makes it really hard to reserve. So I'll be gatekeeping the site number... sorry! We always have such a great time here and can't wait to come back.

What a stunning campground! So many beautiful sites, and so close to SLC! It made for a great…read morestaycation for my husband and I. We had site 64, which was at the very end of the campground in a small loop with bathrooms in the middle. There were 3 sites in the area, and our site was extremely private due to the trees and because you have to go down a set of stairs to reach the table and fire pit. We parked our trailer at the top, which ended up being great, but I'm not sure if the site has a tent pad or not. Our site was tucked among the trees and had hiking trails leading in multiple directions behind it. It was clean, but the bathroom was full of those gross sewer flies (which maybe can't be helped?). The sound of the flowing river was extremely soothing and even drowned out the sounds from our [super drunk] neighbors. I'd highly recommend checking out the pictures of each site on the recreation.gov website. There are many beautiful and private sites, but many that weren't as private or level (if that matters to you). I'd also recommend booking as soon as the reservation window opens, which I think is in January, for the best sites and dates. The campground is almost always completely full as you get closer to the summer months. This is my new favorite spot for sure, can't wait to return next year!

This is a really nice place to camp. Close to silver lake, a river (not much fish in the river)…read more Matter in fact we didn't even get a bite. The camp sites are clean and trails well worn. The bathrooms in the men's side could be cleaner but I guess with lots of young boy campers, they just don't keep the seats clean. At least the toilets are not the standard hole in the ground. It's nice to have plumbing and no flies. The only things is didn't like were the pricing. We had 3 parking stalls and they charged $78 per night.

With five of the most iconic and beautiful national parks America, you'd think Utah's best…read morecampgrounds would belong to one of those Disneyland-level attractions. But you'd be wrong. Spruces is Utah's best developed campground, as far as I know. Like with any campground, some sites are better than others, but you can hardly go wrong. The smell of the spruce grove is powerful, and the sound of the creek drowns out the sound of traffic on the highway. You feel isolated, but you're only ten minutes away from urbania. This is a special place and I take every opportunity I can to visit.

This place is no good is already being reported to KSL because they are scammers to. I don't trust…read morethis place at all. It should be shut down at all cost there's also bed bugs and very dirty.

I was trying to find an affordable Motel in Salt Lake City for over an hour, and every other place…read morewas either booked up or way over my budget. Thankfully, I was able to find this place which I almost missed due to the lack of sufficient reviews on Yelp and familiarity with the motel itself. However, I'm so glad I did find this place. It is definitely worth the money! It is $59 a night, and the room was small but doable and clean. They had a nice bathroom, bed and overall it was updated! The cons are pretty minor, such as a spider web, mosquito that got in that we had to kill and a tiny moth that got in which we also had to get rid of. Btw, Tran is super cool and nice. Definitely talk to him if you're checking in! Overall, I definitely recommend this place if you're looking for an affordable place to stay in Salt Lake City!

Like a second home on the mountain. Laid back not…read morecrowded. Walking distance to the lifts at Snowbird. Full kitchens pool hot tub, work or gym and sauna ! The staff is amazing

First a quick overview - The Snowbird Inn is technically a condominium building where owners sublet…read moretheir units, but you can snag any type of room, ranging from a typical-looking "hotel room" all the way to a three-bedroom apartment. Walking the halls during the morning housekeeping sweep, we scoped out a variety of setups and interior modifications (different wall paint, furniture, stainless appliances, granite counters etc.) The Inn is the only property within the Snowbird resort area with no restaurant or bar, and with a lack of a "town" otherwise, your only food options will have you leaving the building. They have a year-round outdoor pool and hot tub, steam room, sauna, changing facilities, and a ski locker room. -- Comparing to Alta, with its rustic, cozy mountain feel there, I was a bit nervous checking into the Snowbird Inn - one of four hotel/resorts that comprise the Snowbird Resort property. Despite the upscale feel around the property however, Snowbird staff in general are super friendly and accommodating, and the Snowbird Inn was no exception! We arrived at the Inn early Monday morning, dropped our bags off, changed into our ski gear, and went off to Alta for the day (about a five-minute drive up the road). Although not the norm, they offered us a ride over to Alta in their resort Suburban, dropping us off at the historic Goldminer's Daughter Lodge where we started our ski day. After skiing and taking the free UTA bus back to Snowbird, we checked in Monday night with Barbara, who was as kind as could be. Barbara whipped out a resort map and showed us the lay of the land, consisting of the "Ski Center" and four different hotels/resorts, all within walking distance. Each hotel offers a restaurant or bar (or in the case of the Cliff Lodge, several) with different-themed cuisines at each. She made food recommendations and happily pointed out the après ski spots, based on the "scene" we were looking for. Come evening, she summoned the shuttle to give us a ride over to the Cliff Lodge, where we grabbed dinner and drinks. The next morning, she was behind the desk (she promised us she got some rest!) greeting both of us by name before offering us a copy of the New York Times. As mentioned before, the Inn has a year-round outdoor pool and hot tub, which we immediately hit after our first day out! The hot tub is big enough to hold 6-8 comfortably and the pool is perfect for when you're too hot (yes, that can happen even in the dead of winter!) or want to swim some laps to loosen up. After checking out of the Inn Tuesday morning, staff were happy to hang onto our bags and offer up their showers and changing facilities so we could ski Snowbird, then freshen up before heading back to Salt Lake City that evening. Most hotels are happy to accommodate their guests like this, but the Snowbird Inn is one of those friendly places where you don't feel funny asking. Overall, we had a phenomenal visit to the Little Cottonwood Canyon area, and we're glad we stayed on the Snowbird property - I'll definitely be back!

Shout out to Linda at the hotel lobby lounge cafe ! Made the most delicious Awakener latte for me…read moreand my bestie! Legit best latte in Salt Lake City....and we've been trying them all! Thanks Linda for all your help and fun convo! We appreciate you!

I used to love staying at Little America, but I will no longer be staying here. The room was nice…read moreand updated, but it had an old, stale smell. The room faced West Temple and had a large sliding door so I heard traffic noise all night long. They also charge for parking now, $18.00 per day. I do not believe that they should charge paying guests for parking.

I think you'd be hard pressed to find a friendlier, more welcoming and kind staff. Everything about…read morethis place is exceptional. The food is amazing. Best cookies I've ever had. But the best thing about the Stag is the team! Made us feel at home. Thanks!

Located on the slopes of Deer Valley, Stag Lodge is a wonderful ski-in/ski-out chalet. They can…read moreaccommodate large groups in private houses, and they are also perfect for a romantic getaway. Their beautifully furnished rooms have dramatic views of the mountains. Perfect for kids too! Deer Valley regulars stop here regularly for lunch during a long day of skiing. Try the chili with fries!

Really cute and quaint spot…read more The front desk and lobby look recently redone. However, the rooms are a bit outdated and the hallways are creaky. To me, not a complaint but an observation. The place was super affordable and had lots of amenities - a pool, hot tub and sauna. There's a mini kitchen and overall, as described.

We booked this as if it was a hotel reservation expecting to be cramped with a party of 4, and was…read morepleasantly surprised to find a spacious living room, kitchen, two bathrooms and a walkway to another bedroom (with two beds side by side). The spacious living room helped us to spread out, as snowboarding requires a lot of equipment and gear to be used. There is also a fireplace to help warm any wet socks, gloves or shoes. Pros: -Cost (great price) -Location (about a 10min walk away from the closest ski lift) -Spacious bedroom and living room -Kitchen -Fireplace Cons (slight): -The bathrooms are not the most updated ones you'll use, but they get the job done. -When using the kitchen, the steak knives weren't straight - they had curved edges which simply needs replacing. -There is a faint musty carpet smell that you'll encounter as soon as you walk in. If these cons are as minor to you as they were to me, then the other benefits of the place (listed above) really outweigh the slight cons in my opinion. Also breakfast is provided but for a fee. If you plan to gather groceries beforehand then this is also a minor setback. The lobby looks recently renovated which is great to walk into. They give you a parking pass which grants you a parking spot right outside. There is also a downstairs entrance door for quicker access to the rooms. All in all, this is a stay where you'll get a great bang for your buck. I've recommended this place to others and will likely stay here again when we come back.

An absolutely beautiful area with a gorgeous and LONG hike to the Mount Timpanogos summit. We…read morecamped in the official Timpanooke campground so that we could start our hike around 3am from the trailhead. 12 long hours later we arrived back to where we started, but we did it! There were deer, smaller wildlife, and mountain goats. We did not feel threatened by other wildlife.

I was able to do an overnight Timp hike. It's 15 mile round trip, with a 35lb pack…read more Here are some of the amazing pictures and videos if you haven't been up there. The weather was calm and hot and the night was vibrant. They now have cell service at the top and along most of the trail, which gives a sense of safety. There were hundreds of people hiking the entire night long. I camped in the meadows area.