Woods Cross Hotels with Wi-Fi

I stayed here and I had arrived back in Utah - which used to be my home - for job interviews. I had lived in this town/area for 1/2 year when my job fell through and housing too. So I'd been away for a while. I returned and arrived sick and very exhausted. The Dr said I wasn't contagious but I was still quite sick. This hotel did let me stay and rest, which I very badly needed. The rest of the area, my old home town, treated me very badly. So badly, that after my night here, I turned right around and left. I was treated badly by all the major faith groups in town: Catholics and LDS. But this hotel was the one kind place where I stayed and regrouped before driving another 700 miles. They were very nice to me when I needed it. I also worked at hotels in this area. Mostly, the hotels in the area are over priced and not very secure (theft is a problem) so watch your things. Most of the hotels here have some significant problems. Of all the hotels here, though, I recommend this one. I did think they had made improvements from when I stayed last, earlier in the year.

I’d like to first say thank you to the new manager Mr Clinton. I am diabetic and he accommodated me for the first night with a small fridge although he did say he was going to charge me going forward which is something new that no other hotel has ever done for my medical condition. But I did have an issue with the lady in the front Ms Roslind. She has terrible work ethic and is a liar. She was persistent with asking questions about my medical condition which under the HIPPA act protects us from asking personal questions about our medical condition. She also at one point asked me to step out of the office because they can only allow one person at a time due to the global epidemic COVIT 19 which I totally understand but yet again allowed another individual to go in which I found mind boggling. She basically kicks me out and allows another person in? I found that really unfair. She also quoted me servers different prices on the same room which makes no sense. Overall that made it a really bad experience. She really needs to work on customer service and just being a well human being. If I could rate this zero star I totally would.

With a stay at this cottage in Woods Cross, you'll be within a 15-minute drive of Salt Palace Convention Center and Temple Square. This cottage is 11.8 mi (18.9 km) from University of Utah and 8.9 mi (14.4 km) from Vivint Arena.This smoke-free cottage offers complimentary parking nearby and books.Free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself comfortable in this air-conditioned cottage, which features a fireplace. A kitchen is outfitted with an oven, a stovetop, and a microwave. Conveniences include a coffee/tea maker and a ceiling fan.