Hotels With Wifi in Utah, United States

The hotel was very good for the location.  Very close to Bryce Canyon National Park visitors.  The hotel has a nice breakfast and great shop for souvenirs.  Easy to check in. I wish we could stay longer, but we are only there for a night.  But, will definitely recommend this hotel.

Great hotel in Salt Lake City. Perfect location and great views from the gym and swimming pool. There are different restaurants that will fulfil your expectations no matter what you are looking for. The breakfast is not cheap, but it is 100% worth it with good product and many different options. You can find right outside good coffee and a venue with one of the largest drinks menu I have ever seen. Definitely highly recommended both for business and leisure purposes.

Everything was great. Only complaint is that the WiFi was not working properly.

The service was terrible. We arrived after 9 pm, and the lobby was already locked. The staff inside refused to open the door. We were only able to find our room key by calling a number online. It was posted outside the lobby. The room faced the street directly. It felt like a motel.

There is nothing to complain about the hygiene. I stayed for one night. I didn't see any cleaning, but the room was not dirty, just a little old. The environment is really average. I walked around the hotel and didn't see a convenience store. There are some closed shops waiting for rent nearby. I couldn't buy a few bottles of water. I can only go to Spencer downstairs for meals, but the shrimp here is very delicious and fresh. The service is basically normal, there is nothing particularly good or bad. The facilities are really average. There are no slippers. The air conditioner in the room is upright against the wall. If it is turned on, the sound is at least 50 decibels, so it can only be turned off at night. To be honest, if Hilton Hotel had known this earlier, I would have booked other brands. Every Hilton does not provide free water. A bottle costs three dollars, just the kind of water that costs about one dollar and thirty dollars outside.

Our stay at Wildflower Resort was fantastic! The spacious suite offered a comfortable bed and a surprisingly strong shower, making it a perfect place to unwind after exploring Zion. But the true stars were the amenities - the hot tub was pure relaxation, and the complimentary S'mores kit added a delightful touch of cozy fun. Overall, the resort provided excellent value for the price. Highly recommend it!

It’s good to be able to wash clothes, the only thing is that the elevator is a bit high around the altitude.

This was our first stay here and will keep it in mind as a more affordable option in the SLC Downtown space. In general, this is an older property that has the basics of a good place to stay. The rooms were clean and had a the larger ”dorm fridge” and a microwave. The beds/bedding were VERY comfortable. Parking is free and they do allow pets for a $25 fee. (NOTE: The Trip.com site says that pets are not allowed.) The location is very good, with walking-distance access to alot of restaurants, bars, entertainment, shopping, etc. We took a $7+ Uber to/from The State Room, which is only 1/2 mile away because I just had my hip replaced. Would normally have walked. What they could do better: While they have some beautiful plants on the property, they could spruce it up a bit with some paint and deep cleaning of the concrete walkways. The lobby/front desk reminds me of a motel in a seedy location. The front desk person is behind an enclosed Plexi-Glass structure and the lobby is not somewhere to gather, as it is not kept very clean. They do not serve food at all, due to COVID-era decisions (see picture), and the presence of junk food vending machines shows that they are not concerned with that decision and will continue that non-service going forward. (TIP: Go next door to The Red Beryl restaurant in the Doubletree. Excellent food, service, and prices!) Maybe if the front desk person offered a list of nearby eating establishments to guests when they check-in, this would be a non-issue. The only room challenge was that the blackout shade roller was non-operational, requiring a more manual approach with it to cover the window. As with a lot of hotels, they charge a $100 deposit that is given back when you check out. If you use a card, that's 3-5 business days. If you use cash, it's returned immediately after they perform a cursory room look-see. The staff that served us was not pleasant or unpleasant; pretty much a business attitude.

A relatively new hotel in Moab with a sense of design. The room is very spacious. When I first checked in, I thought it was inconvenient to walk a long way from the front desk, but there was a stairwell next to it that led to the parking lot on the side. The Thai restaurant opposite is delicious 😂