Hotels Near Thousand Lakes RV Park in Salt Lake City

I cannot say enough good things about this hotel. We were to be departing Salt Lake City and my mother fell and broke her hip at the airport. The hospital recommended this hotel to us because it was close to the hospital and they gave a medical discount. The staff was so accommodating and helpful and it was 2 miles from the hospital my mother was in. The breakfast was great and room was so nice and spacious for me and my father or sister whichever one if us that wasn’t staying at the hospital with mom. It was much nicer than another hotel that we had stayed at in Salt Lake City Earlier. I highly recommend this to anyone staying in Salt Lake City for any reason.

The rooms are almost identical as the real Hilton down town I’m not sure what that says about Hilton but this place was only 80 something dollars. The walls are just as thin at the Hilton that is 200 dollars a night. The only difference is that there isn’t a bar where you can take a 25 dollar bottle of wine to your room for 100 dollars. This place is completely adequate. I think the people with the negative reviews don’t have much experience in hotels. I’m in a hotel at least 90 nights a year. The Hilton brand is so good in Utah. I have stayed in the one on foothill like another person was mentioning how much better it was and the only difference is a a little shop where you can buy a Kirkland bottle of water for 4 dollars. When I want to stay somewhere like the people complaining we’re expecting for literally 60 dollars more you can stay at a Hyatt brand and in my experience it’s worth it if you don’t want to collect the extra money from your tdy allowance. You spend 90 dollars for a room and expect a luxurious experience I just find it humorous. Eat your waffle, yes the walls are thin, sleep in what you paid for because it’s not bad and stop trying to give a crappy review. My room as always been clean, the staff as always been friendly, I have never had my meds stolen like at the Marriott whose housekeepers have access to the safe in the room. You are in a bargain hotel if you want a completely silent room go to to the Hyatt regency and you will get what apparently you expect of all hotels. Other wise stop trying to ruin a business. Also if you have a daughter in a wheelchair in a sensitive medical condition spring for the extra 40 bucks. Again this place is fine comfortably and meets all my needs plus there is hbo. The one and only issue I have had is they ran out of towels so I can’t take my nightly sorry and they need to switch to a k cup coffee maker.

I won't stay here again. The person working the desk didn't seem to understand or listen to the answer to his questions, kept asking the same questions repeatedly; two servings of coffee in the room, one regular , one decaf. Room cleanliness: someone else's hair on bathroom floor. Difficult and expensive to leave truck in parking lot for the week we were gone, even though we were staying there on our return trip. Just frustrating overall experience.

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!

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 would choose almost anywhere else. We had a dog so we paid the fee but the smell in our room was awful. When I asked the front desk if there were any other pet rooms available he told me they all smelled. Another worker standing nearby told me I couldn’t change rooms anyway because I’d already taken my dog into the room; even though we had only been there long enough to walk in, smell it and leave. The TV didn’t work so I tried calling the desk but the phone didn’t work either. They did have someone come and fix it fairly quickly. Airport shuttle driver made no effort to leave the drivers seat when we loaded up, even though it was dark, and I had a large suitcase, dog and my elderly mother in tow. We will pay the extra for something else next time.

Breakfast from 5 to 9 o'clock, dinner from 5 to 7 o'clock. Breakfast and dinner are free and varied. The room is a suite, large and spacious. I didn't have any change in the previous two days. I forgot to give a tip. After I went back and forth, I just got to be disturbed. I gave $10 in consumption. Later, when I left in the morning, I put $1 in bed. Slippers, your own toothpaste toothbrush needs to bring your own. There is a car to the airport every 15 minutes, the distance is 20 minutes. The shuttle is scheduled to go to the airport at 4:15 in the morning. When the person arrives at the lobby, the front desk will call the car. It is Uber. It takes 5 minutes to pay for the hotel. By the way, the hotel's parking is free. The nearby residential area is awesome. If you come to Salt Lake City next time, you will choose here.

I'll edit this review if/when they BRING BACK DECAF COFFEE TO THE LOBBY. They completely removed it last week. Unfortunately, that will shade the rest of this review. This is an extended stay hotel that's easy to live in for long periods (and clearly many people do). We were here from just before Thanksgiving to just before Christmas (about 5 weeks), then returned for another week. We're scheduled to return in Feb/Mar... we'll see. Location: If you are skiing at Brighton or Solitude, there is a UTA ski bus stop directly out the front door; could not be easier. If you are headed to Alta/Snowbird, I suggest driving to the Historic Sandy TRAX station park and ride to catch that UTA ski bus, because it has a big parking lot and you know you'll get a seat. Otherwise, you are driving yourself (check for prices and required reservations to park at all the ski places; it is VERY dynamic and has already changed for a couple of them this year). The hotel is off Fort Union Ave by just far enough to not have too much road noise. It's walking distance to any/all retail you could dream of. Seriously, ANY. That includes a grocery store. Lots of restaurants, Target, Walmart, a Sierra Outfitters, and lots more. Amenities: Nice big pool, decent hot tub which is usually hot enough. Both can be overrun with kids and families, but if you keep your eye on things you can find quiet time in there, usually. As at any hotel, the highly-treated water can start to make your skin itch after too many days of apres-ski hot tubbing. The fitness room is large with lots of equipment; they don't have a Universal, but do have treadmills, elliptical, Peleton bike, recumbent, weight rack and two benches, assorted mats, rollers, Bosus, etc. Balance scale to check your weight. Breakfast is pretty good for this kind of hotel. Three kinds of eggs that cycle through (cheese and veggie omelettes, plain scrambled), three kinds of meat that do the same (bacon, ham, sausage). Potatoes or sometimes biscuits&gravy. Waffles. Oatmeal. Most days they put out a cereal selection. Canned fruit. Wednesday is the managers social dinner, which consists of a lettuce salad and a main like meatballs, BBW meat, or chili. Beer and wine, a dessert like blondies or lemon bars. We REALLY appreciate the Wednesday ”dinner.” Service: The staff is absolutely friendly and helpful, every one of them. Most speak some English (some do not, at all). Any problems we had with our room were addressed quickly. Rooms/Building: The building is shaped like a circle. In the summer, be careful of rooms that face the courtyard as there is a basketball court out there which is noisy. The rooms are big enough with what could be called a ”full” kitchen: 2 burner stovetop, full size fridge, dishwasher, drip coffee maker. Not really enough plates and flatware, one big and one small saucepan, toaster, microwave. Plenty of uncovered parking, mostly in the rear of the hotel. You can get a room with a gas fireplace, whi

I don't get excited staying at a HIX but they do the job. If that's all you're looking for, this will fit the bill. I liked the location, in the middle of a big shopping center with some interesting restaurant options, a supermarket, and a surprisingly nice nature preserve with trails for walking or running. As for the hotel itself, a decent woodsy design for the brand, but the room itself was on the small side. It was modern with the standard HIX design elements and a good bed and bedding- but I didn't really like the sink being in the main bedroom. I also hated the adjoining room, which was a bit of a problem in terms of hearing my neighbor. Also the HVAC system is old and there is no wall thermostat, only a plastic dial on the unit itself with no temperature setting so you have to keep adjusting it in the hopes of finding a comfortable temp. Must have been the original units from a long time ago but at least it was relatively quiet. Breakfast was the HIX standard: free and you get waht you pay for. Anyway, in terms of a reasonable place for a short stay it was okay and I give it a 4/5 mostly because I liked the location