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SpringHill Suites by Marriott Salt Lake City Airport

3.2 (77 reviews)
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Bill B.

SpringHill Suites is a relatively new hotel near the Salt Lake City Airport. Here are the good and bad highlights: Good: - New - Clean - Good breakfast buffet - Nice work desk - Plenty of power outlets Bad: - They don't shovel their sidewalks nor plow their parking lot when it snows - The rooms are noisey (can hear people in adjacent rooms, hear doors closing down the hall, and the room air conditioner/heater- is super loud.

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Kristina T.

The SpringHill Suites Salt Lake City Airport is kind of in the middle of nowhere, but it is a nice and modern little hotel. The hotel is a few miles away from the airport and is next to a bunch of other airport hotels. Aside from that, it is pretty much next to nothing for another few miles until you reach downtown. My stay was short. I checked in after dinnertime and checked out before the sun rose to catch a 5 A.M. flight. The check-in process was quick but thorough thanks to Nicholas. The rooms are all studio suites with either a king bed or two queen beds. All rooms come with a large sofa that is also a sofa bed, a microwave, and a mini refrigerator. WiFi is free, and the TV is internet-enabled so you can easily connect with Netflix, Hulu, or any of those applications. Best of all, the bathroom is separated into two rooms. One is a sink and toilet, and the other is a sink and shower. The rooms are spacious and super comfortable. I definitely had a very relaxing and restful night during my short stay. Amenities inside the hotel include an indoor pool, 24/7 fitness center, laundry machines, and convenience store. Self-parking is complimentary, and there is a 24/7 airport shuttle. The shuttle is a shared service between the airport hotels, but it is quick and efficient. There is no restaurant inside of the hotel, but there is a complimentary hot breakfast buffet in the morning. Also, the convenience store has some premade food. Otherwise, the closest option for food outside of the hotel would be the restaurants in the the neighboring hotels or delivery. Downtown is the place to stay if you are in Salt Lake City for a vacation, but this hotel is extremely convenient if you are traveling for business or just need a quick night's rest.

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Jim M.

The key machine -- and the backup key machine -- were inoperative when I arrived. No room key available for for my stay (and no notification call when the machine was fixed). A pile of trash (image attached) was in the hallway on the fifth floor when I checked in at 5:30pm, and remained until the following morning at 5:30am when I departed. Numerous people in the lobby not wearing a mask and no effort by staff to encourage compliance for the safety of guests.h in Elevator Many hotels st which I have stayed the past two months have returned to a full breakfast offering. A paper sack with a cup of fruit and a packaged muffin is just phoning it in. Time to get back to offering a full breakfast.

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Linda P.

The stay here was great. I loved that the toilet room was separate from the shower/sink. Everything was functioning as they should and spacious enough for us 4. The pool was smaller than we'd like and there was no hot tub but it was clean and had towels ready for us. Pool opened until 11am. Gym was nice and clean and had water avail (in case you need to refill your water bottles). Gym was also open 24hours If you're on the 1st floor, what sucks is the ice machine is on the upper floors. I loved that when they checked us in she asked if we preferred a floor. I picked the 1st floor since it's close to the pool, gym and breakfast, but what we didn't know was our room was next to the kitchen so we heard a lot of noises at 4 o'clock in the morning (room 117). I don't think any hotel should put a room that close to that much noise.

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Nice rooms, spacious, clean and comfortable. Lots of parking, swimming pool, nice staff. It was nice staying here

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