Hotels near The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Salt Lake City

The interior of the room is nice, the hot water is good and the temperature is suitable. The overall atmosphere of this hotel is businesslike, and the hospitality is verbal. Late check-out requires payment, but constructive suggestions are also given, saying that luggage can be stored for free. This hotel believes that the kitchen sink and microwave oven are added to the room, and the tableware is placed in the cabinet, even if it is a kitchen, this needs to be carefully identified by the sales platform. A real kitchen must have a gas stove or an electric stove, and the microwave oven cannot be counted as a real stove, so as to insist that there is a kitchen. When I checked in at night, I saw that there was no stove in my room, so I told the staff on duty that I booked a room with a kitchen and asked to change rooms, but she said that their standard king bed room never had a kitchen. Then there is a problem. They sell rooms with kitchens on the platform, but she said there is no kitchen. Is the staff on duty fooling me, or is the hotel fooling the agency platform, or they themselves think that such a room does not have a kitchen at all, which is very interesting. I need to thank the Ctrip staff who helped me at 12:00 am on October 7 (Salt Lake City time). They made me feel strongly supported in a foreign country. In short, this hotel is not very generous.

The bed wasn’t as comfortable as other places I have stayed, but it was ok. I liked that the air conditioner was not right next to the bed and there was a refrigerator and microwave. Also it was great to be able to get a cup of tea in the afternoon. Breakfast was great and everything was at the right temperature. The little store part was great too. I forgot a razor and was able to buy one.

The environment is good, the old house and yard have a sense of age. It is located in the city center, with McDonald's, gas stations, small supermarkets, Starbucks in the hotel, and a small souvenir shop. The breakfast is American, with only a few varieties, the taste is good, but nothing special. The homemade cookies provided in the hotel lobby taste good, but they are gone soon after they are put out. The room is not big, clean and tidy, with bottled water, but the shower facilities are still average, and the bed is as ”soft” as always. I am not used to it, but almost all American hotels are like this. The temperature has been a little low these days, and there is a stove in the hotel lobby, which has a bit of a**osphere. The hotel front desk service is good, the hotel price is reasonable, and it feels cost-effective. Recommended!

First off, I love a hotel where the staff really works hard to take care of the traveler! Little things like breakfast starting at 4:30am instead of 6:30 or 7am. A great pool, great airport shuttle, and great service at checkin. Moses, the assistant mgr took great care of me at check in. The room was very large and very nice. The price was the best of all the hotels near the airport. Not a negative word to say about this place!

This is a great place to stay. I’ve stayed here several times for a night at a time, when flying out the next day. They have an amazing Mongolian Beef rice bowl, great beds+pillows.. It’s clean, friendly, and best of all great service. Today I flew in in a snowstorm. The shuttle driver took me right to my car, so I wouldn’t have to drag my suitcase through the slush in the parking lot, then he put my suitcase in my trunk, AND brushed the snow off my car. Seriously? All my stays here have been great, but this one was above and beyond. It’s a gem, a well kept secret. Part of me didn’t want to write this because I don’t want it to be difficult to book in the future. My only suggestion is perhaps the desk attendant could give customers a map with their room marked. Sometimes finding the room is difficult due to the way it’s laid out. For me this is a minimal complaint and the rest of this establishment makes up for it!

I chose this motel because I had a very early flight out of SLC airport and my return flight a few days later was arriving very late. Since I live a couple hundred miles from the airport I booked a stay on both ends of my trip. My spouse and I are Best Western Rewards members and usually stay at Best Westerns when we travel; but for this trip, I was solo. Checking in, I was given a lot of grief because the reservation was made in my husband’s name (even tho I made the reservation). I even had the confirmation number. The front desk clerk finally agreed to let me stay after a lot of persuasion on my part. My husband and I have the last name, btw. When I returned and tried to check in a few days later, I was told I did not have a reservation. Once again, I did have a confirmation number and the name of the person who had made the reservation for me. The desk clerk told me my reservation had been cancelled by some person whose name I didn’t recognize . I’m clueless why they would let a stranger cancel someone else’s reservation. After a lot of argument the clerk finally agreed to get me a room. But of course it was $40 more than my original room. Even though the rooms were comfy and clean, you can bet I will never stay at this motel again. The clerks are rude and argumentative and have absolutely no desire to help you. The reason for 2 stars instead of 1 is because the room was decent.

I was recently in The Salt Lake City area. I flew there, rented a car and took a roadtrip in Utah, Idaho, Colorado and New Mexico. I stayed at this location on a Friday then a Sunday. I'm big on checking reviews and the reviews here were great. The price was higher than I'd like but the reviews were too good to pass it up. This hotel was great! It is well worth the price. The neighborhood is very nice and quiet. The first night I was without a car so I had to walk around to find a nearby grocery store, gas station and restaurants. I felt very safe walking around the area even after dark. The rooms had a regular curtain and a blackout curtain in the window. The blackout curtain worked very well. The breakfast was amazing! I would have been happy if I had paid for it but it is free of charge. The first morning it was scrambled eggs with ham and cheese, sausage links and hash browns. The second morning I was there it was more of a breakfast burrito kind of scrambled eggs, bacon (very fatty which is a huge plus for me!), and hash browns. One thing to know in advance is they have discontinued their shuttle service. This did not hurt my review at all but it is important to know before you arrive. The area is a bit of a public transportation dead zone. Not really. They exist. I got the feeling that North Salt Lake is close enough to Salt Lake City that they don't feel the need to offer much public transportation to that area but further north does have more options. This is important because I brought a cab from the airport the first night, and this might all be on me for not exploring all my cab options, but I felt bamboozled by the rates. This might be every taxi company there but I was charged over $8 per mile for that ride. It was a 9 mile distance from the airport so I'll let you do the math. So the following day when I went to pick up my rental car I took public transportation. It took a bus and the train to get me to the airport. For the price you couldn't beat it but I found it to be a bit too much. Of course that isn't the hotel's fault but the shuttle would have been a way to avoid all that. If I ever come back to Salt Lake City I would absolutely stay at this hotel. I love it and the surrounding neighborhood.

Good solid room with kitchen we can cook our self at room and don’t need to go restaurant