Top 5-Star Hotels in Salt Lake County

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

1. We received an email from the hotel about self-service check-in early in the morning, clicked check-in, and just arrived in Salt Lake City in the afternoon, we received a notification that the room was available for check-in, which was nearly two hours earlier than the scheduled check-in time. We showed our passports at the front desk and got the key. We also received an email about check-out, clicked check-out, went downstairs and threw the key in the recycling bin, which saved a lot of time for check-in; 2. Regarding parking, we drove directly from the airport to the Salt Palace public underground parking lot, parked in the P2 area, took the elevator from one corner inside, walked two steps to the first floor, turned left and entered the side door of the hotel lobby. The whole process was smooth, the fee was $20 a night, and payment was made by credit card. If you don't drive in and out, you can choose this way to park, which is convenient and saves money; 3. The buffet breakfast is in the lobby on the first floor. There are very few people, combining ordering and self-service. We don't speak the language and didn't enjoy any difference. We also paid an extra $10 tip. It is recommended to choose accommodation without meals. There is a small shop in the lobby on the first floor. You can just buy some coffee and bread for breakfast; 4. The view room required by the reservation has a good view.