3-Star Hotels in Salt Lake County

Breakfast is a simple American breakfast, there is a free take-away coffee, hot water is available 24 hours a day, it is very convenient, the first time I stayed at this hotel feels good! I took two old people and asked for a room with two big beds. It was quite spacious and convenient for each other. In short, it was nice and clean and tidy.

With a stay at Anniversary Inn - South Temple in Salt Lake City (Central City), you'll be within a 5-minute drive of University of Utah and Salt Palace Convention Center. This bed & breakfast is 1.1 mi (1.8 km) from Temple Square and 1.1 mi (1.8 km) from Salt Lake Temple.This smoke-free bed & breakfast was built in 1896.Take advantage of the bed & breakfast's room service. A complimentary cooked-to-order breakfast is served daily from 7:30 AM to 11:00 AM.The front desk is staffed during limited hours. Free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 13 individually decorated guestrooms, featuring refrigerators and DVD players. 40-inch LCD televisions with satellite programming provide entertainment, while complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected. Private bathrooms with shower/tub combinations feature jetted bathtubs and rainfall showerheads.

The whole is relatively clean, the breakfast is good, but there are two styles. If you live for a long time, it is recommended to consider breakfast zero hour replacement. If there are children, the pool is good.

Amazing Service, Bryan at the front desk was the best. Putting guest first. Clean classy place with a reasonable rate. Thank you! Rooms are fresh, breakfast staff sweet, food tasty, parking free. We had just left a rough hotel with false reviews. Was able to book here where we could relax in clean large. I didn’t find anything to knock them on. I can’t say enough about the staff. Wish everywhere people treated you like this

Only Western food. It seems that there is no extra bed, but two large beds can sleep 4 people, as long as you feel comfortable. The hotel is very good from the airport and there is a free shuttle service for shuttle. After the driver picks up the plane, it is best to give the driver a tip as appropriate.

The best thing I can say about the Kimball is that the location was ideal, the room we got was not so much. Make sure when you book that they don’t give you a room on the lowest level as you will end up in the basement, with no view except the feet of people passing by. Had I known, I would not have picked this place. Due to Covid all their amenities are still closed. No fitness room, no lounge, no sauna - nothing. Also, be prepared to pay $1 for laundry, $1 for the dryer, $1 to rent a movie etc etc.

Very rude employees they acted annoyed when I asked for my platinum member room upgrade and late check out, they acted like they were doing me a favor for getting my room key reset. I said hello to the front desk staff numerous times while passing through they literally just scowled at me with out saying a word. This is a problem with management considering it was every clerk. I was here on business I work for the federal government and they treated me like a bum I have also stayed at 75 Marriotts this year I was expecting to be met with at least common courtesy. Their GM is impossible to get a hold of. In closing if you feel like getting treated like garbage stay here. Also when I was leaving and asked for a copy of my receipt the lady printed off a receipt from October when I stayed here then proceeded to tell me I had not even stayed there, it was so confusing. They need to hire new staff. Oh also the cleaning staff took the liberty of rearranging my medications that were out. Im pretty sure they did this to read them and find out if there was anything worth taking good thing I don’t take anything like that. I will never stay here again it’s ran by red stone hotel group I can’t imagine what kind of llc this is they did not even have contact info, lastly it’s the same price as the Sheridan. I don’t know where they get off charging 140 dollars for motel 6 accommodations.

Elevate your daily routines at the Residence Inn Salt Lake City Cottonwood, where our mountainous surroundings feel like home. With our location set against the enchanting Wasatch Mountains, you can capture beauty from the comfort of your suite. We are the closest extended-stay Cottonwood Heights hotel to four different Utah ski resorts, making it easy to embrace adventure and hit the slopes. If your heart is yearning for more, take advantage of our access to Little Cottonwood Canyon and Old Mill Golf Course. Continue the fun with a game of basketball at our Sport Court, then relax in our outdoor pool. When its time to call it a day, retreat to our cozy suites where you can work, unwind and play. Prepare a delicious meal using your suite's fully equipped kitchen, or simply head over to our free breakfast buffet when you get hungry. Whether you are savoring time in our natural playground or working your way up a professional ladder, Residence Inn Salt Lake City Cottonwood promises a refreshing escape.

Stayed there at the start & end of a trip to Jackson, WY. Both times staff was very accommodating and helpful. They have the old fashion Marriott customer service down! Though they did not acknowledge Marriott's status their friendly demeanor made up for the lapse. Rooms were standard for Springhill very clean without any odors and quiet. We had problems with the TV but the staff immediately came up and fixed it. Seems kids set up PlayStations and disconnect from the internet with requires a full reset to the TV. Breakfast standard scrambled eggs, sausage, bread, sweets, cereals, etc. Though gluten-free options and plain yogurt were a hit for me! The airport shuttle was great, the driver was very friendly and helpful. Overall I would definitely stay there again.

What started as a 'meh' experience ended up as a headache/stressful fight to get my money back for a hotel error in booking! This hotel is in a terrible location. Downtown is as close to the airport as this property. Save yourself from a terrible location with grumpy front desk staff. Location: I didn't realize there was NOTHING hear this property. The closest subway that was open/Wendy's was 10 minutes away. Better off staying downtown than near nothing. Check in: miserable front desk staff. Rose didn't smile at all when taking my info. I felt a bit bad for her, honestly. Room #1 (Room 127): - clean - tv worked - nothing else favorable to say. people were outside the ground level room picking through the trash at night. there were a bunch of tarps flapping in the wind all night long. zero sleep the first night of my stay! Room Change: - requested room change due to terrible experience first night - Nicole (front desk) granted move - Picked up key from Rose that night without a smile or any other exchange of words, really. Room #2 (Room 117): - better location, still ground floor but other side of hotel from dumpster. I felt safer and much less noise from wind/at night. - clean - neither channel changer worked with the bedroom tv. good thing i have netflix on my phone! :/ Check out: I don't typically check out, my profile is set for automated folio. - did not receive automated folio from this hotel - DEFINITELY CHECK OUT IF YOU STAY HERE - THEY WILL CALL YOU A LIAR AND QUESTION WHETHER YOU LEFT! Overall, meh experience. Now for the fun part. Two days after my checkout, I started my trip expense report and realized I didn't have a folio. I quickly checked Marriott.com and saw that I was charged an additional night. NO idea why! Subsequent interactions: - MULTIPLE calls with the hotel. Nicole refuses to escalate my calls to her manager, though I've requested. - Nicole admitted she made a mistake in extending my stay, she thought she heard this request. Suggested a process improvement of having people sign if they extend stays - this is fairly normal, no? - Hotel has asked for my personal travel arrangements to confirm that I left the property. A) not sure how this is relevant B) essentially calling me a liar in that I they need proof I left the property. - Spoke with corporate 3x. Finally escalated. Was told to wait for property to call me back. WHAT A HEADACHE. I've expended way too much time and energy trying to get my $300 back for a just ok at best stay. I feel bad for the front desk staff - they appeared unhappy at best and that has played out in my subsequent dialogue and emails with Nicole. As a frequent traveler, I've been questioning my commitment to Marriott Bonvoy since this ensued.