This is a really nice hotel with good breakfast food. The room was clean and spacious, and the…read moreviews of the mountains are exceptional. It's convenient if you have business on campus or at the medical center, and if you bring a car. Otherwise, the closest food outside of breakfast is a decent walk away, or you can pay for delivery. They also seem to hire a lot of students to work the front desk, which is great for work experience, but can make customer service spotty - I asked a few basic questions when I checked in, and while I sort of got answers, it was pretty clear that the students working the desk didn't have the knowledge a regular staff member would have had. Overall this was a good stay though, without any serious complaints.

This hotel is located on the University of Utah campus. It is also a short walk from the Trax…read morelight rail station (Fort Douglas stop) so if you are traveling without a car, this is a good option. Our room was a suite with a large kitchen area with almost a full refrigerator and freezer, stove, sink, dishes, etc. The beds were decent and the room was clean. They offer a nice complimentary continental breakfast with all the usual suspects (make your own waffles, cereal, eggs, bacon, oatmeal, hard boiled eggs, very nice muffins, and more). If you want to be near the university, this is a great option.

This is a place of love, peace, tranquility, and healing…read more Jane's Home is a place to build harmony, community and peace. The Golden Rule Project offers this beautifully restored home as a gathering place for groups and individuals who serve the community to host retreats, workshops, and other meetings that help these organizations better function and, in turn, help them better serve the community. Jane's Home provides a congenial, home-like atmosphere that fosters productive discussions that allow its participants to transcend divisiveness and contention in ways not possible in a hotel, boardroom, or office. I love being here. Everyone does.

Jane's Home is one of the most beautiful homes I've had the pleasure to visit. My stay was…read moreextremely comfortable. I would highly recommend this to any group wanting to have a meeting here and/or stay in the home. Thank you Michael for all you do.

We had the most amazing weekend getaway in a perfect little riverside cabin through Stewart…read moreMountain Lodging. The staff was so attentive - they were quick to respond whenever we had questions, even during the evening hours when we arrived to the cabin late Friday evening. They checked in and made sure we were comfortable and were communicative before, during, and after our stay. We wish we could've lived in the cabin we rented for the weekend! There were so many thoughtful details throughout the house itself and it had literally everything we needed. We will definitely be renting through them again! Thank you for an amazing weekend.

Last fall, we met with one of the owners of SML to book the Hollow in addition to another large…read moreproperty to rent for our family for our wedding in June 2023. That winter, Utah had historic snowfalls. I began contacting SML as early as March to express concern about the snow. I was assured that if it did not melt by May, SML had equipment where they could and remove the snow in time for the ground to dry. Come May, SML did not remove snow, but gladly took full payment for both the Hollow and the house, for our other rentals, and those of our guests. Then, 23 days before our wedding, the other owner, emailed us to abruptly cancel our venue at the Hollow. There was no phone call, no apology, just an explanation that they were concerned about their lawn recovering this summer, and that the stream was louder than usual. They had no alternative venue, and suggested we book the Sundance Resort for our venue - a thoughtless recommendation to make 3 weeks before our wedding as all of our vendors (catering, rental etc.) were well past their cancellation policies and Sundance Resort also had been completely booked as of the year before. SML then suggested they could get permission to host our wedding at the house that we were already renting. When SML confirmed, it also came with "stipulations" of an additional $4,000 "fee" plus $3,000 security deposit - un-coincidentally the exact the sum we had paid for the Hollow. With zero options, this felt like extortion, and we accepted. This now required us to re-plan an entire wedding in a couple of weeks, and forfeit substantial investments that were made in anticipation of having the venue at the Hollow. During the process of replanning the wedding, SML owners were unresponsive at best. It took days for them to respond to emails (often requiring 2 and 3 emails plus phone calls and texts to get a response), and phone calls would go unreturned. This contributed to an already extremely stressful situation that any bride would describe as a complete nightmare. In the end, the lawn at the Hollow was green and healthy the week of our wedding and SML appeared to be setting up another event. We were respectful the entire weekend left the house spotless, yet the owner was belligerent, rude, and unprofessional. The way events were also handled from the cancellation of our wedding to checking-out are beyond the bounds of human decency, let alone professionalism. This is a family run business, who runs their business without concern for their impact on others and makes unethical grabs at additional profits after they take every effort to upend a wedding. They truly took what was supposed to be the best day of our lives and ruined much of the joy in the occasion. If you are considering SML for an important event, I can recommend more strongly to look elsewhere.

This was my first excursion to a bed and breakfast and it was pretty amazing!…read more We drove up from Phoenix to Salt Lake for the weekend and stayed here with Doug & Karen and a few other guests. The house itself or Hus as they call it from the original Scandinavian design of it, was super warm and inviting. It was incredibly clean throughout and our room was great sized and very comfortable. The bathroom was big and it had a great shower as well. I was curious about how they could possibly supply hot water to everyone as I think they have 4 or 5 guest suites and Doug showed me how they have two hot water tanks for the just the three rooms upstairs and more for the rooms downstairs. They really seemed to think everything through here. Lots of open space in the house and at no time did we feel like guests, we felt like we were staying with friends and that was very unique to me having never done this before. Let's see, they had snacks and beverages out at some points during the day or evening and I apologize, I cannot remember which. Breakfast was OUTSTANDING! We had everything, all of the foods were there. Eggs, sausage and apple rings, pastries, fruits, juices. Everything was fantastic! I do wish we had taken more time there as it was so nice. Already thinking about going back next summer for a few days. Thanks Karen! Thanks Doug! If I can figure out how I'll put a few pictures up that I took as well.

Rarely do you find a bed and breakfast with such attention to detail. The B and B was once the home…read moreof Corey Engen and the history of the home adds to the overall charm. The rooms are decorated for different locations, we stayed in Catherine, which has it's own private balcony. The rooms are all beautifully decorated, with the bathrooms even coordinating with the theme. Many of the rooms have quilts made by Karen and Doug's oldest daughter. The beds and pillows were comfy and we felt right at home during our stay. Engen Hus is immaculate. I enjoyed all the natural light and attention to detail. The owner's, Karen and Doug, are kind and helpful. Breakfast was a wonderful meal, with so much food. We especially liked the fresh fruit and homemade coffee cake. We will definitely return for another stay!

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!

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 was such a splendid surprise. The staff was friendly and accommodating especially the young…read morelady who checked us in. I wish I knew her name. We checked into our room and it smelled of cigarettes. Why do people smoke in the rooms? Anyway, I went back to the front desk and told the young lady behind the counter. She apologized and gave us another room. This one was so nice. Even better than the first room and it smelled good and was very clean. We lived it. The free breakfast was good. I just wish they had more tables for breakfast, but not a huge problem. Will definitely stay here again.

It was fine. Clean. Quietish. Convenient. But it's a hotel that allows animals so probably not a…read moreplace for people with allergies and asthma. Also. Had MASSIVE trouble with the room keys multiple times. Security is lacking- we asked for new keys and they didn't even verify if we were the ones staying in that room. A housekeeper opened the door for us once as well without verifying that we were actually in that room. It's decent. I don't know that we would stay there again, but for an affordable hotel with a place to lay our heads, it did the job.

I spent my summer at Copper Bottom Inn and had a fantastic experience! The location was great - I…read morewas right at the bottom of Main Street, so walking to restaurants, etc. was very easy (it's also worth mentioning that Chez Betty, an amazing restaurant, was right downstairs). The views were amazing, I stayed in a third floor unit and the balcony offered a picture-perfect view of the mountain. The only issue I had all summer was a minor one with my internet connection, which the landlord immediately resolved (she was very nice, and helpful). The next time I visit Park City, this place will definitely be at the top of my list!

From the owner: Park City house home condo rental lodging Luxury 1 to 4 bedroom vacation rentals in downtown (Old…read moreTown) Park City, walking distance to ski lifts and main street. also have one home by the Canyons entrance of Park City Mountain Resort. Great nightly and weekly rates for luxury non-smoking properties. Perfect location for Sundance and skiing, snowboarding, and all activities on Main Street Park City , and Deer Valley.

Highly recommend this cute historic B&B for a quick getaway or vacation! We stayed in the Sundance…read moreSpa Suite for our anniversary, and the room was spacious, comfortable, and clean. But the best part of this particular room is the private balcony, with an amazing view of Mount Timpanogos! We were on the top floor and never heard any noise from other guests. The B&B is walking distance to tons of great restaurants and shops, and local attractions like the train. It's just a couple blocks from a nice paved walk & bike path that connects Heber City to Midway. The one minor issue is we called a few days ahead for allergies as suggested (gluten), but it had no impact - the chef said they ran out of GF bread the day before our stay. Breakfast was still great though!

My wife and I had a great stay at the Senator B&B. Our room was comfortable and well furnished. The…read moreeating area is spacious and well furnished. Chris was friendly, helpful and accommodating to our eating preferences. Great location. It's close enough to walk to the Heber Valley Train station as well as Lupita's restaurant for the best Mexican food in town.