Popular Salt Lake City 4-star Hotels

Real good hotel during convention period. Room is spacious and clean. Essential places like shopping mall, restaurant especially Korean foods and church etc are closed to this hotel. I am very much satisfied except breakfast which is too high compared to simple buffet foods.

First time staying at a Radisson Hotel, and we enjoyed it. The location was perfect, it was near the LDS conference building and many more places we were looking forward to visit. The only down fall was that there wasn’t many restaurants near by. The room was clean and the beds were comfortable. The view from our room was perfect. The is a restaurant on the first level of the hotel by the front desk, we had lunch there. I ordered a Cheeseburger and it was super good! The front desk and security guard were very kind and friendly. Overall we enjoyed our stay.

The breakfast is rich, the hotel is in a good location, the hotel service is good, it is very quiet, the facilities are also very good, the hygiene is good, it is worth recommending to stay, a very good hotel

Salt Lake City is not big, and the hotel is near the city center. It is definitely not comparable to the hardware of Sheraton in China, but the price is just like this in the United States. The decoration style of the room is still relatively old-fashioned, but it is still clean and tidy. The bathroom provides three sets of large, medium and small towels, shower gel, shampoo, conditioner, hand soap, body lotion, and disposable soap, but slippers, toothbrushes, and toothpaste must be delivered separately by the free room service, and they are not provided actively. There is a refrigerator in the room. The room is not small, but there is no sofa in the room, only a chair, and there is free wireless network in the room. There is a Starbucks in the hotel, and there is a 24-hour McDonald's next to the hotel. The fireplace in the hotel lobby is interesting. It is still lit at night, although it is already the end of May. The hotel parking lot charges guests 15 yuan a day for parking, which is deducted from the deposit when leaving the hotel. In short, as a full-service hotel, it is still ok to stay, and it is not expensive, but it must not be compared with Sheraton Marriott in China, otherwise you will be disappointed. Many hotels in the United States are like this.

Mainly to open the annual meeting of usana. The environment is good, the room is also very big Mainly to open the annual meeting of usana. The environment is good, the room is also very big Mainly to open the annual meeting of usana. The environment is good, the room is also very big

DISABILITY FRIENDLY- 6 night stay there over Xmas. Room with roll-in-shower very accessible. Shower controls easy to reach. Sink easy to approach. Parking with wheel-chair van easy in parking deck. Local attractions easy to get to by wheelchair. Staff at this hotel always helpful and friendly the entire time. Hotel bar staff excellent. Maid service personnel extremely helpful. Can't say enough god things about this hotel. Easily recommend this facility for travelers with disability issues. Can't wait to go back.

The only problems I had were the comforter and the bathroom sink. The comforter had rolled up little stuffing in each square. It was strange and they probably should replace the comforters. The bathroom sink took over an hour to drain. Other than that, it was a comfortable stay. I would rate the front desk staff a 5 out of 5. Very friendly.

We had a great stay at the Hotel Monaco in Salt Lake. Such a unique and beautiful hotel. The best part of the stay was the staff. They were all so helpful and kind but I wanted to especially point out the front desk who helped us. I think he name was something like, Rofuelia. She was so warm and helpful and made our stay extra special!

I spent one night at this uniquely styled hotel with historical accents in central Salt Lake City. It is just a block or so from the Gallivan tram stop (green line from the airport). It is also convenient to downtown attractions and restaurants. The lobby offers seating to work or relax, though I needed a private space for this. Rather than charge me for a late check out, the General Manager let me use a meeting room, complementary. I really appreciate his accommodation. If you have breakfast included, you are given a voucher to use (up to $15) at the attached restaurant next door. Note that gratuity is not included. I did not bring cash and after getting some from my room, I returned, but did not find my server and was pressed for time. My apologies to him. The Peery is the only hotel outside of the Waldorf Astoria where I have stayed that has double sinks in the bathroom. If one is so inclined, it also includes a jetted tub. I am a shower only girl myself. This is the only hotel I remember that has glass mugs for coffee or tea rather than disposable cups. The heater was noisy and perhaps historic charm, though some areas of the floor squeak.

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!