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The Snowpine Lodge

Sandy

Allison

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16 Jun - 17 Jun

Hyatt Centric Park City

Canyons Village at Park City

Susan

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3 Jun - 4 Jun

Room with Ski-in/Ski-out Access | Rooftop Hot Tub

Canyons Village at Park City

includes taxes & fees

14 Jun - 15 Jun

Breakfast, lunch, dinner and brunch served

Silver Fork Lodge and Restaurant

Brighton

Brian

includes taxes & fees

8 Jun - 9 Jun

Argent at Deer Valley Resort - Hotel Room #105B

Deer Valley

includes taxes & fees

3 Jun - 4 Jun

Luxury Room - Silver Baron Lodge by Deer Valley Resort

Deer Valley

includes taxes & fees

3 Jun - 4 Jun

Hotel Room - The Lodges at Deer Valley

Deer Valley

includes taxes & fees

3 Jun - 4 Jun

Steps away from Alta Ski Area | Outdoor Pool w/ Stunning Mountain View

Alta

Brandon S.

includes taxes & fees

3 Jun - 4 Jun

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Top Salt Lake City Hotel Reviews

Little America Hotel

8/10 Good

"Such a cute hotel! The staff was very polite, the lobby and exterior are ornate, and the room had a small balcony with a great view overlooking downtown and some of the nearby landscape. The room wasn't ready until almost an hour and a half after check in time, but once we got access to the room everything was clean and looked well maintained, including the very comfortable and plush bed. The bathroom looked to be newly remodeled, with lots of light fixtures and polished stainless steel, although the shower drained slowly. The property details as well as the hotels website indicated that there were laundry services available, but when we asked, they stated that they only had dry cleaning. Not a huge deal but something to keep in mind. Downstairs, there is a coffee shop with a small pastry selection instead of a breakfast area. We opted to go to a nearby diner instead for a full breakfast but there were a few patrons in the cafe seating area. Overall a good place to stay, albeit a little over priced for the amenities available."

LivAway Suites Salt Lake City-Draper

6/10 Okay

"The good, desk staff was great. Very helpful checking in. The bad, first off we were in an accessible room. The bed is the worst in my travels. I had to take apart the very basic bed frame 3 times and cut my finger on the sharp frame. The bed sits very low, good for wheel chair folks and those that cant get on taller beds. But the box platforms that are barely resting on the frame fell through as you sat or tried to lay down on it. So I fell through to the floor which was a very jarring and scary experience. Any person with mobility issues would have been stuck and probably in pain. After trying to adjust the frame, daily, I had to rig it just so the bed would not fall apart. Cheap and unsafe for those like my mother in law who was affected by polio is not the way to be. Very disappointed in the safety factor of the beds for people with handicaps. Be very aware that this is NOT A HOTEL! I was aware of that. You do not have maid service or breakfast bar etc. It is a very sparce studio apartment. Water pressure is almost non existent as well. If you need a handicap accessible room I dont feel it is safe as far as the bed is concerned. We travel quite a bit with long stays at times. The full size fridge, microwave and counter stove with dishwasher is good. The bed, unsafe In accessible rooms. Any questions, feel free if this app allows it."

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