Family Hotels & Resorts in South Salt Lake from NZ$205

"This is supposed to be a budget 3-star hotel, so be prepared for some of the worst front desk service imaginable. They require a ridiculous $200 per night incidental deposit at a hotel where rooms cost around $80 a night, and to make things worse, their payment terminal doesn’t even support wireless payments. Bring a physical card, or the staff will immediately tell you to cancel your reservation and still charge you 85% of the booking. When you enter your room, don’t be surprised to find trash bags left behind by housekeeping. If you complain, they’ll ask YOU to throw them away and offer nothing more than a quick apology. I’m not speaking about every hotel in this chain — I’m talking about this specific location. Be careful before booking here."

"Staff was responsive and well trained"

"Good hotel...a little tired though. Could do with updating"

"The room was very clean. All of the technology was dated: TV technology would not connect to smart phones, several outlets did not work, mirror lighting did not work. Breakfast was an extra charge, not included."

"Breakfast was bomb."

"Quiet and clean room with modern amenities. Everything worked as it should and was in nice condition. Linens were comfortable. Pool area and pool water was very clean and nice! Breakfast offered a good selection as well. Best hotel rates for this area of town I could find close to the hospital."

"This property needs a lot of help. They need more signs to direct people where things are in the hotel. It took us forever just to find our room. They definitely need more lighting in the garage. And the front desk could be a little more attentive and and friendly. We liked our room, but it took forever just to get the TV to come on in for someone to come up and make it work. We really appreciated the shuttle service to Main Street in Park city. The driver was very friendly and very helpful. "

"Was excellent "

"No exercise room and I was hoping for a potatoe and sausage option for breakfast. Celiac here and all they had was biscuits and gravy"