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Great Grandma's outdated dirty basement; below average across the board for basic standards of…read morehospitality. 1) We reserved the Garden Suite (ADA accommodations) one of us has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 Not terrible, not $225/night quality. 6) Guest book in the room with rules & places to dine around town is outdated; Iggys?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.

A perfect stop with unexpectedly great food…read more Stopped into the old lodge to wait out the end‑of‑day ski traffic and ended up having a far better experience than expected. The food was fantastic, made with care, and far above what you usually find in a mountain lodge setting. The staff were genuinely friendly, attentive, and seemed to take real pride in the place. The dining room and bar have a rustic charm that feels authentic rather than staged, which adds to the overall atmosphere. A memorable stop and absolutely worth returning to.

I chose Silver Fork because I've had good experiences there in the past and wanted to make a good…read moreimpression during a special evening with my girlfriend and her daughter before she returned home. Unfortunately, this visit was disappointing. We ordered a bison burger with fries, pulled pork poutine, and blue corn nachos. The fries were limp and cold. The nachos arrived with regular corn chips instead of blue corn and were also cold. The pulled pork poutine was cold as well, and the burger was overly salty. What made the experience worse was the lack of service. We waited about 30 minutes without being checked on while the manager appeared to visit other tables. After flagging down a server, it took additional time before we were assisted. I understand that restaurants can have off nights, but this visit fell well below expectations -- especially given the price point and past experiences. I hope this feedback is taken constructively, as the location and atmosphere have always been a draw.

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.

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

While the brunch is my personal favorite meal at the Blue Boar Inn we went for a family dinner. The…read moreBrussel sprouts are incredible! Perfectly seasoned, crispy, but soft in the center. The French onion soup is often highlighted as one of the best dishes. It was good but lacked a stronger beefy flavor. If you prefer a more delicate French onion soup this is a good pick! The chicken was cooked to perfection, rich and decadent. The filet was tender and the sauce was a delicate pairing with it. The Boursin mashed potatoes were under-seasoned. The service was wonderful. They were welcoming & warm. The Inn is beautifully decorated and gives a European feel. For brunch I give 5 stars For dinner 4 stars

This is the cutest bed and breakfast I have ever been too. We stayed here as an airbnb and did not…read moreeven know it was also a bread and breakfast inside. Lynnellen is the sweetest host and I would recommend this place to anyone. The scenery is to DIE FOR. 10/10

From the owner: Our family Farmhouse on The Family Ranch of 80 years.... welcomes guests to share our Hearth and…read moreHome... Step out of the busy world and into our Quiet World of Trees, Cows, Chickens, Horses and beautiful gardens. Unique over night and long term stays. Old fashion hospitality! Welcome ... Lynnellen

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

This place is so charming. The outside patio is one of the best in SLC. This B&B is historic and…read morethey have done a lovely job making it what it is today. Stopped here for a quick snack on the most beautiful fall morning and will definitely be back for brunch. Parking might be intimidating because there isn't a dedicated lot. It's all street parking. But find a spot and enjoy the beautiful walk to this place. And note that it's only open Thursday through Sunday.

Historic home in a great historic neighborhood just east of the capitol building. Quiet area. We…read morewent for a peaceful walk in the evening. The building has thick walls so you can't hear your neighbor. There is seating in a couple of areas outside to enjoy the weather. Parking is both behind the house and on the street. Breakfast is ordered the night before so that you get served promptly; you pick the time. I was impressed that the biscuits and gravy used bison meat instead of hamburger!

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.

Wow pretty much sums up our stay at The Valley House inn!!!!!…read more My wife and I were on a 3 week motorcycle trip through the Pacific Northwest. We left Teton Village to Huntsville a day earlier than expected but we did not realize that until we arrived at The Valley Inn. Rachel the owner/host greeted us at the door and was surprised to see us a day early. My wife and I were surprised as well. Rachel took charge and accommodated us. Rachel was extremely attentive to our needs and showed us around the place and some of its history. The Valley Inn is a beautiful historical house that has been well maintained. Both inside and out of the house was beautiful. Although the online photos of the place are amazing they just don't give it enough credit. There are laundry facilities on site that cane in handy for us since we were traveling by motorcycle. There is a kitchen, dining room and living room that we had access to as well as the beautiful front, side and backyard. Don't forget to check out the garden and mural. We stayed in the Log Haven room. My wife and I loved the logs room. This room has an incredible bathtub with jets. It's like a little jacuzzi. You can imagine after riding all day how inviting this was. It was very relaxing. The room had all the amenities. My wife is very particular about places and she loved the room and house and Rachel. Our first full day Rachel invited my wife and I to go on a boat trip with her friends. Rachel made the most tasty egg sandwiches. You will have to ask her for the recipe. We met up with her friends and they were great people. We had an outstanding day on the Pine View Reservoir which is a 5 minute walk from The Valley House Inn. The breakfast is a lot of good tasty food. Eggs and potatoes with some vegetables mixed in from the garden. Nice thick bacon slices with sausage. Then she tops it off with awesome waffles with a sprinkle of powder sugar. I love to eat and I eat a lot but even this was a big meal for me. The Log Haven Room has a small dining room that overlooks the from of the house a relaxing view of the neighborhood and nature. My wife and I jumped on bicycles that Rachel provided us and rode around the small town. We stopped to look at some horses in neighbors yards, mailed some postcards off at the Post Office, checked out the American Legion then rode to Pineview Reservoir when we relaxed on a bench. I can't say enough nice things about Rachel and friendly staff at The Valley Inn. Rachel knows and understands her clients needs and really takes charge. With that said my wife and I got to help her in the kitchen. Rachel did not ask but was awesome enough to allow us to help out. I actually picked this place to surprise my wife and I definitely scored some major points. All in all I would say that this was the best experience and most beautiful and relaxing place on our 3 week 4000 miles motorcycle ride through 6 states. You have got to experience this place either if your traveling through, a retreat from a fast paced environment or want to spend time with a significant other. This is definitely a place you should check out. Well worth time and you will not be disappointed. P.S I will be posting more photos when I get more.