This is an historic gorgeous mansion located downtown, walkable to just about anywhere... A…read morebeautiful place to stay for your anniversary, honeymoon, special occasion or just because you want to feel like Royalty. Our room was furnished with beautiful antique furniture, which included a fireplace, Jacuzzi tub, comfortable king size bed, TV, beautiful billiards room, courtyard and made to order freshly cooked breakfast at your preferred time, seated in the formal dining room. Reasonable price too!! Next time, we're in Salt Lake City, we will definitely stay there again. Thank you for the lovely hospitality!!

Inn On the Hill is in a spectacular early 1900s mansion. One of the rooms is still intact from that…read moreera. It is a very convenient location to downtown with many shops and restaurants and walking distance. The rooms were lovely and they included a really nice fresh breakfast. They also had complementary drinks and snacks. Our room had a big jetted tub. This is worth the

Wes was a super cool host! Skier cabin paradise, unique, very cool spot to stay any time of year…read more Beds are comfy, rooms are spacious, bathroom is so clean, I would come back again 100%. Breakfast was delicious, coffee was strong and it was a very welcoming place to stay. Thanks again Atomic Chalet!

We had the best time! Wes and Keri are so kind and generous, and this is the most beautiful…read morelocation. There is so much to do nearby. We will definitely be back for a longer stay!

A lovely old bed-and-breakfast in the heart of Salt Lake City. The room was quaint, the food was…read moredelicious. The service was wonderful, they accommodated all of our needs.

cute little place nestled in a neighborhood. We stopped by for a light breakfast and ordered the…read morejohnny cake skillet and brulee french toast + pioneer breakfast. French toasts are usually very underwhelming and too sweet for me but the texture and flavor of the one here is great!! Portion size is perfect too -- not too big. I liked the skillet... but is a little annoyed that they called it a "white bean shakshuka" in the description when nothing about it relates to shakshuka -- no poach eggs (eggs are extra and added fried on top), no tomato and bell pepper chunks, though it's in a red sauce but to me it's more of an English baked beans with a sweet corn cake situation. Because of the small portion, I'd say the price is on the higher side. But you're also paying for the beautiful environment and historic element of the experience.

We stayed here for a second time, in the Ivanhoe room. Was amazing, quiet and restful. The…read morebreakfast to your room is quiet nice and relaxing. We usually get the romance package with comes with candles and sparkling apple cider. The beds are a little too soft or old, but they are comfy. Ivanhoe has a glass door and patio to relax on when the weather is nice.

Great Grandma's outdated dirty basement; below average across the board for basic standards of…read morehospitality. 1) We reserved the Garden Suite (ADA accommodations) one of us has a disability that isn't visible. The person who checked us in said "I'm in your parking spot, but you can have it when I leave at 10pm tonight". We didn't say a thing, what we were supposed to say? 2) When we walked in, immediate stench of odor, reminiscent of a run down old folks home. 3) Entire room was dirty, dusty, cobwebs, including the jetted tub that smelled musty. 4) The pillow on the bed (see photo) inferring they don't launder their comforters, gross. 5) Breakfast was average; microwaved precooked bacon, sausage, scrambled eggs, and French toast. Not terrible, not $225/night quality. 6) Guest book in the room with rules & places to dine around town is outdated; Iggys? Hoppers? Both out of business for several years now. 7) No where to put your suitcase or belongings, not even a luggage rack to keep belongings off the floor. They did have a coat rack in the restroom, which was weird and not useful. 8) The concept of themed rooms is cute, candidly, this place is not somewhere we would visit again.

We got kicked out of Oktoberfest early at Snowbasin due to a fire around Weber canyon. We reached…read moreout to the owner to let them know we were coming in earlier due to this circumstance. After a hour of traffic, we made it to the Valley House Inn. We were greeted by Chef John. Great guy and very friendly and helped us with our luggage to our room upstairs. We were the only guests this weekend which made the stay even better. Breakfast was at 9am. Room was very large with a steam shower and large jacuzzi bathtub. Bed was super comfortable. Room was very nice. Great place to stay. Breakfast was delicious. Chef John was great. Food was delicious. Will definitely come again.

The place is gorgeous. The house was built in 1872 and was remodeled but still holds its authentic…read morefeel and looks. The place was immaculate. We booked a room upstairs and downstairs and both were incredibly comfortable. I'm really picky about mattresses and a horrible clean freak and everything passed the test. The host and hostess served an amazing breakfast. We had bacon, eggs, ham, croissants, pancakes, coffee, and OJ. The kids and I devoured pretty much everything. The grounds are peaceful and quiet and the snow was so beautiful. I highly recommend booking your stay here. It's worth every penny.

My husband and I stayed here October 2020 for our anniversary. We absolutely loved the charming…read morehome. Breakfast was delightful, and the host is just the sweetest! We would definitely come back!

A truly wonderful place to visit and relax! The history of the buildings, the beautiful valley…read moresetting, and the gorgeous Mountain View's, are just the beginning! As it is a working farm, with goats and chickens, and even a turkey, there are always new things to see! The Farmhouse makes a perfect base camp to explore all the surrounding lakes, parks, and ski resorts! The owner, Sherry, is such a wonderful person to meet.. not to mention she makes delicious pancakes! We hope to go back again soon!

We just stayed here for a getaway weekend and will be back. Just supremely elegant and…read morecomfortable, and surprisingly not super-expensive. Stayed for dinner and glad we did instead of going into town. The pork schnitzel is one of the best German meals I've had, and I'd spent considerable time in Germany during my career before retiring-- that's all I'm ordering next time. Our room was perfect and that's not a term I overuse. On the experience: they couldn't be friendlier at check-in and seemed genuinely happy to meet and greet guests. The experience the next morning at the complimentary breakfast (also really good) was a bit different-- some dithering about whether we could sit outside on the patio where others were dining and there were plenty of empty tables. Not sure what the issue was but we got past it, and once I spotted the wasps buzzing around outside sitting inside in the dining room seemed the place to be. So no big deal. We'd checked out every B&B in the Midway area before staying here, glad we settled on The Blue Boar

The fondue is a must! The food was good and the service was friendly. Unique but fairly limited…read moremenu. This atmosphere is fun.

There is nothing like Wildflowers Bed and Breakfast. The food was terrific. The hospitality…read moresuperb. The locations was 5 minutes from downtown, 5 minutes from Sugarhouse. 30 minutes from 6 ski resorts. The art work is extremely interesting. Apparently, one of the owners is an accomplished artist. Anyway, if you are looking for a unique SLC experience at a bargain price, this is the place.

Great location, a block from a grocery store, and easy drive downtown or to the university. The…read morebreakfast was different each day. The portions were plentiful and the food was delicious. The house is great to explore and enjoy the architecture and quaint features of each room. The other guests and hostess were friendly. I highly recommend this place if you're in salt lake.

Had a wonderful stay at this hidden gem of a hotel! Staff were kind, the place was clean, and we…read moregot to use our Pass360 pass to get a discount here.

I will start by saying that we are frequent Salt Lake City bed and breakfast visitors. We like to…read moreget away and relax for an overnight. We like interesting and historic homes. The Hansen House exceeded our expectations on every metric. The location is in the old downtown area of Sandy, east of State Street. It is situated on a large, mature property with lots of huge trees, and a nice yard. When one enters the house itself, one is immediately made to feel at home. The house is filled with gorgeous antiques, lots of small artifacts. In other words there is detail. We stayed in the Victorian room, since we enjoy the feeling of being in a previous era. The bed was very, very comfortable, the hot tub amazing. We cannot praise Fran's establishment enough. It is our favorite B&B in Utah. We look forward to our next visit.

Pics looked amazing and I have nothing to offer that is any different…read more Service is quick and nice If you go, sit on the back deck and eat your dinner, look at the beautiful views of the mountains and the pine trees They also have a bunch of hummingbird feeders at one point I got a video of four hummingbirds and one feeder. The steak was delicious. Cooked two perfection.

Came for the burger deal and left feeling super satisfied. New management was trying out new deals…read moreand we were recommended this spot by our local friends who live in Brighton. We had ended our day on the slopes and wanted a fat, juicy burger, and this place hit the spot! The staff were really nice, funny, and attentive. We ate rather quickly when the food got delivered, so that tells you how hungry we were. I was able to swap out the fries for salad and it was the perfect substitution for me. No additional charge either! Would recommend on coming here for a nice meal. The interior has a tavern feel to it and lots of window seating, so it was nice to look outside while we waited for our food.