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Explore 18 hotels in Salt Lake City, UT. Roomza scores every room so you can skip the guesswork and book with confidence.
The Grand America Hotel
Rooms are spacious with comfortable beds, good water pressure, and clean bathrooms with full tubs and showers. Staff across the property delivers excellent service. The hotel works well for both leisure and large events, though the 90s luxury aesthetic won't feel modern.
Hyatt Regency Salt Lake City
The hotel sits in a great downtown location with clean rooms and excellent staff service. Beds lack comfort and the hard floors echo loudly, so bring earplugs and expect back pain. Valet parking gets backed up due to poor drop-off design, and coffee stays lukewarm.
Crystal Inn Hotel & Suites Salt Lake City
Spacious, clean rooms with very comfortable beds. Staff go out of their way to help, and the free breakfast offers good homemade food. The hotel looks dated but costs less than fancier places, and you get reliable service without paying premium prices.
Hyatt House Salt Lake City/Downtown
Rooms are spacious and clean with full kitchens, but thermostats break often and lamps don't work reliably. Walls are thin so you hear neighbors. Staff is kind and helpful, but front desk seems understaffed and management has been careless about fixing known problems.
Hampton Inn Salt Lake City-Downtown
Rooms are spacious with comfortable beds and plenty of outlets. The gym and free breakfast are excellent. Floors 1-2 are being renovated, so expect construction noise, and the front desk may not honor pre-booked discounts.
Hyatt Place Salt Lake City/Downtown/The Gateway
Rooms are clean but dated with firm beds and poor blackout curtains. Expect street noise from the nearby tram and Delta Center, especially evenings. The location near downtown attractions is excellent, free breakfast is decent, and staff are generally helpful, though parking can be tight.
Hilton Garden Inn Salt Lake City Downtown
Rooms are spacious, clean, and comfortable with good beds and modern amenities. Staff consistently goes out of their way to help guests. One reviewer found a stain on sheets and dirty coffee maker, but overall guests praise the hotel as well-maintained and welcoming.
The Little America Hotel - Salt Lake City
Rooms are clean and spacious with comfortable beds, but feel dated and tired for the price. Common areas are beautiful and impressive. The hotel sits in great downtown location near light rail and charges extra for amenities cheaper hotels include free.
Courtyard by Marriott Salt Lake City Downtown
Rooms are poorly maintained with broken fixtures, bad smells, and dirty conditions. Staff at front desk is genuinely friendly but housekeeping forgets tasks and the hotel charges heavy fees without clear explanation. Location near Delta Center is the only real advantage.
DoubleTree Suites by Hilton Hotel Salt Lake City Downtown
Rooms are clean, spacious, and quiet with comfortable beds. Staff are friendly and breakfast is good. Watch out for unexpected charges and billing errors, especially on breakfast and miscellaneous fees.
Holiday Inn Express Salt Lake City Downtown by IHG
Guests split sharply on this hotel. Some praise clean rooms, helpful staff, and solid breakfast, while others report uncomfortably cheap mattresses, inconsistent housekeeping that ignores requests, and poor service. Location near downtown and the airport works well if you get a good day.
DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Salt Lake City Airport
Spacious, clean rooms with comfortable beds. Staff delivers genuine hospitality, especially at front desk. Older building means you hear neighbors through walls, but on-site restaurant, bar, and indoor pool make it easy to relax between flights.
Salt Lake City Marriott University Park
The beds are hit or miss: some guests sleep great, others feel springs through worn mattresses. AC frequently fails to cool rooms properly. Cleanliness varies wildly, from spotless to dirty with debris on floors. Staff friendliness and breakfast quality depend on who's working.
Hilton Salt Lake City Center
Good downtown location with friendly staff. Rooms are clean and spacious but aging, and AC maintenance is hit or miss. One guest sweated through the night due to a clogged filter that hadn't been changed in 15 months.
Sheraton Salt Lake City Hotel
Staff are genuinely friendly and helpful, but the hotel feels dated with poor climate control and old fixtures. Rooms are small, poorly soundproofed, and the bathroom lighting often fails. The place closes in April 2026, so book elsewhere.
Salt Lake Marriott Downtown at City Creek
Staff are genuinely helpful, but expect aging room fixtures like broken safes and sticky closet doors. The bed runs firm, water costs $9 a bottle, and housekeeping arrives early. Location near City Creek and the conference center is excellent. Parking costs $29 nightly and the gate system frequently malfunctions.
Radisson Hotel Salt Lake City Downtown
Rooms are comfortable with good beds and modern finishes, though noise travels between units and climate control can be unreliable. Staff is helpful and the downtown location near the Convention Center works well, but watch out for surprise fees not mentioned at check-in.
Le Méridien Salt Lake City Downtown