Search Hotels Near Eccles Theater, Salt Lake City

"Great place to stay with a family. Friendly staff, nice pool, hot tub, and sauna, full continental breakfast. "

"Room was very comfy and comfortable will definitely stay here again on my business travels "

"The shower curtains were dirty and even had blood on them. The bed sheets claim to be hypoallergenic but gave me a bad body rash."

"Not a single outlet in the room. I had to pull the refrigerator out from the wall to charge my telephone. The fellow at the calendar was barely Adept with english. I was charged $100 deposit and this is not stated in the Expedia site."

"The staff was amazing and the hotel was really great. Definitely will be staying there again. "

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"My husband and myself stayed for 3 nights. The hotel and room was very clean and nice. Our room was located on the side where the tracks were located so we did here the train go by every 10 or 25 minutes. We were glad they didn’t have to blow a horn. Hot water was dispersed very quickly to the 11th floor. We didn’t have to wait long at all. It was strange there wasn’t a fan in the bathroom but we had access to a mini fridge and microwave. TV channels were okay. The hotel was fairly close to the mall and the LDS temple square so walking wasn’t a problem. The restaurant was nice, on the upper end of cost, but very filling. We ate our breakfast there. I wouldn’t mind staying there again. "

"Upon arrival, our room had a used toothbrush on the sink and food in the refrigerator (ewww!) - there is NO safe in the room (or any rooms according to the very snarky woman at the front desk) - the entire building was down to ONE elevator for over 24 hours which was a nightmare (20 minute wait each ride) - our pretty room balcony with chairs was sealed shut to prevent use, and the restaurant was WAY under-staffed for the breakfast shift (annoyingly long line to wait for one of the MANY open tables since most people opted for the buffet)."

"Nice room directly across from the Delta Center. Good location for walking for food. "