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Real good hotel during convention period. Room is spacious and clean. Essential places like shopping mall, restaurant especially Korean foods and church etc are closed to this hotel. I am very much satisfied except breakfast which is too high compared to simple buffet foods.

I didn't really like staying in old hotels, but I booked it decisively when I saw the high ratings and good location. Sure enough, it is worth the money. The hotel has the feeling of the Hong Kong peninsula. Although it has a history, it is well maintained. The rooms and bathrooms are large. The outdoor swimming pool is very lively in the afternoon. The restaurant on the first floor has a good environment, but the dishes are too salty

The breakfast is rich, the hotel is in a good location, the hotel service is good, it is very quiet, the facilities are also very good, the hygiene is good, it is worth recommending to stay, a very good hotel

Nice hotel, good size room, clean, the staff cleaned our room after the first day as we stayed 2 nights which was great to see. However, I was a bit disappointed with the experience, we got a ground floor room even if we booked it 4 months ago and requested high floor room; we were told it was the last room as the hotel was fully booked! Hard to believe it when the hotel was so big with so many floors. I noticed people arriving after us and getting rooms so our room was not the last one !! We paid for the breakfast, wasn’t cheap but there was a very poor selection for me as I am dairy allergic. There was a lovely staff who made me a fresh omelette without milk or cheese, then I had a sausage and a bit of fruits. I was charged full price for this. Second day there was no one to do fresh omelette and the food selection was even more restricted, so I had no breakfast at all. Staff quite controlling over coffee (for my husband) and orange juice, we had to chase them long time for a second coffee while they made us to feel uncomfortable for asking for a second. The room was very noisy, I could hear next door talking, also above till 1.00 am in the morning, people talking and thumping very laud as there was no insulation between floors. I had a very poor sleep. We were told the big French door in the room could be opened to get fresh air but it didn’t, there were a few very noisy craws making laud caws constantly by the window, all day and evening. The live TV had a very poor selection of channels to watch. The rom was standard, nothing special about it. There was no magnifying mirror in the bathroom so I struggled to put make up on and also, no large mirror, could not see my outfit, the only mirror was the one above the sink in the bathroom. For the money we paid I expected a bit more. I won’t came back to this hotel again.

The room was clean, check-in was easy, and the staff were kind. The room was pretty, breakfast was an excellent continental breakfast, and the staff went out of their way to help us feel welcome. They were also flexible when our flight was delayed and we had to check in late.

The service is very good, the hotel is clean and tidy, the reservation service is free and the service is very convenient. The management also helps to carry the car. Although the room is booked as a big bed room, after communicating with the staff, the room is upgraded free of charge. Earlier, there will be breakfast at 6 o'clock, still quite rich

I spent one night at this uniquely styled hotel with historical accents in central Salt Lake City. It is just a block or so from the Gallivan tram stop (green line from the airport). It is also convenient to downtown attractions and restaurants. The lobby offers seating to work or relax, though I needed a private space for this. Rather than charge me for a late check out, the General Manager let me use a meeting room, complementary. I really appreciate his accommodation. If you have breakfast included, you are given a voucher to use (up to $15) at the attached restaurant next door. Note that gratuity is not included. I did not bring cash and after getting some from my room, I returned, but did not find my server and was pressed for time. My apologies to him. The Peery is the only hotel outside of the Waldorf Astoria where I have stayed that has double sinks in the bathroom. If one is so inclined, it also includes a jetted tub. I am a shower only girl myself. This is the only hotel I remember that has glass mugs for coffee or tea rather than disposable cups. The heater was noisy and perhaps historic charm, though some areas of the floor squeak.

The rooms are large and the facilities are new. The parking is 10 knives a day, and the highway is 1 minute away. It is very convenient. The hotel also offers free dinner from Monday to Thursday evening. Disadvantages are average for breakfast and dinner, haha

What started as a 'meh' experience ended up as a headache/stressful fight to get my money back for a hotel error in booking! This hotel is in a terrible location. Downtown is as close to the airport as this property. Save yourself from a terrible location with grumpy front desk staff. Location: I didn't realize there was NOTHING hear this property. The closest subway that was open/Wendy's was 10 minutes away. Better off staying downtown than near nothing. Check in: miserable front desk staff. Rose didn't smile at all when taking my info. I felt a bit bad for her, honestly. Room #1 (Room 127): - clean - tv worked - nothing else favorable to say. people were outside the ground level room picking through the trash at night. there were a bunch of tarps flapping in the wind all night long. zero sleep the first night of my stay! Room Change: - requested room change due to terrible experience first night - Nicole (front desk) granted move - Picked up key from Rose that night without a smile or any other exchange of words, really. Room #2 (Room 117): - better location, still ground floor but other side of hotel from dumpster. I felt safer and much less noise from wind/at night. - clean - neither channel changer worked with the bedroom tv. good thing i have netflix on my phone! :/ Check out: I don't typically check out, my profile is set for automated folio. - did not receive automated folio from this hotel - DEFINITELY CHECK OUT IF YOU STAY HERE - THEY WILL CALL YOU A LIAR AND QUESTION WHETHER YOU LEFT! Overall, meh experience. Now for the fun part. Two days after my checkout, I started my trip expense report and realized I didn't have a folio. I quickly checked Marriott.com and saw that I was charged an additional night. NO idea why! Subsequent interactions: - MULTIPLE calls with the hotel. Nicole refuses to escalate my calls to her manager, though I've requested. - Nicole admitted she made a mistake in extending my stay, she thought she heard this request. Suggested a process improvement of having people sign if they extend stays - this is fairly normal, no? - Hotel has asked for my personal travel arrangements to confirm that I left the property. A) not sure how this is relevant B) essentially calling me a liar in that I they need proof I left the property. - Spoke with corporate 3x. Finally escalated. Was told to wait for property to call me back. WHAT A HEADACHE. I've expended way too much time and energy trying to get my $300 back for a just ok at best stay. I feel bad for the front desk staff - they appeared unhappy at best and that has played out in my subsequent dialogue and emails with Nicole. As a frequent traveler, I've been questioning my commitment to Marriott Bonvoy since this ensued.

This room is still clean. I live on the second floor. There is a staff meeting room next to the room. Some people started talking at 7:00 in the morning. There is a door in the room that leads to the conference room. The room is not soundproof, so foreigners Loudly laughing and listening very clearly, the size of the room is as shown in the picture, it is ok to live alone, and the two people lived a little. The bed in the room is very soft, and the individual does not like the soft bed. There is a feeling of sinking...