Salt Lake City Hotel Guide - Ski Hotels in Salt Lake City, Utah

"This Hotel was excellent. Clean rooms, great and helpful staff. It made our stay in SLC very pleasant. Would recommend to anyone. ET "

"Bed was above average as hotel beds go. They popped a $20 a night parking fee on me at the desk, which was pretty lame. The desk people were pretty average, even slightly annoying and unhelpful. The "Fitness Center" was about 90 percent cardio with very little else. They could have easily taken out half the cardio equipment and replaced it with anaerobic machines. On Expedia it said it would be $139/night but it ended up being $200/night. Next time I stay in SLC I'll probably be staying elsewhere. Marriott downtown probably."

"Nice room, friendly staff, great breakfast all for an unbeatable price. We were skiing up Cottonwood Canyon and the location was great."

"Parking is additional Accessible to Trax Great coffee shop with good breakfast Minimal allowance for late checkout w/o fee Classic lobby ambiance Nice fine dining Nice linens Parking in non-tower problematic and confusing and no elevators Fun gift shops "

"On time service, great customer service!"

"I was pleasantly surprised at how well upgraded this property was. The beds were very comfortable. The only downside for me was that the sheets, although soft and clean, were polyester instead of cotton. I could hear and see my static each time I moved. lol. Not a huge deal. The breakfast was basic but good. Scrambled eggs and sausage patties were a bonus. Overall, well worth the one night stay. Very clean and well kept. "

"Spa issues"

"Excellent value. Top rated in all aspects except occasionally airplanes flew by with loud noise."

"A/c unit was loud, black out curtains need a second layer? So bright by 7 am, light/fan are connected in bathroom so also loud… suite didn’t have any sort of “table” just a counter with sink and no glass ware for suite use, breakfast was out of all hot proteins (sausage, eggs, and not hot milk) by 8:35 am. I’d have paid the extra $50 to stay across the street at Hyatt where our friends stayed if I’d known our “king suite” was just extra room no extra usable space"