Salt Lake City hotels

I think the best way to describe Grand America Hotel is elegant. Choose between 396 executive suites and 379 premier rooms, many of which have views of the impressive Wasatch Mountains. All of the accommodations are spacious, starting at 700 square feet and going up to 2,000 square feet, so you’ll never feel cramped here.
One of the most relaxing places at this 24-story hotel is the center courtyard, which features perfectly manicured gardens, exquisite bronze sculptures, and tranquil water foundations. It’s truly stunning and is the perfect place to spend a few calming moments outdoors, in my experience.
This hotel – which was built ahead of the 2002 Winter Olympics – also has four dining venues, including a French patisserie that specializes in indulgent and beautifully decorated pastries and desserts. If that doesn’t satisfy your sweet tooth, treat yourself to afternoon high tea, which is served every day in the lobby lounge and features either live piano or harp music.

One of the reasons I recommend Kimpton Hotel Monaco Salt Lake to all my friends and family is its cheery, colorful decor. The public spaces are decorated in rich red, vivid blue, and warm golden hues, while the guest accommodations are light and airy, with strategically placed pops of color.
The hotel is steeped in history: the building dates back to the 1860s and still retains some of its original architectural features. One more reason this hotel is in my top recommendations is the top-notch list of amenities, including a yoga mat in every room and custom kids’ scooters that little ones can use for free.
There’s also a delicious on-site restaurant named Bambara and a bar and lounge called The Vault. Best of all, the Kimpton is located right downtown, just steps away from a rail stop.