Hotels Near Native American Trading Post in West Valley City

The rooms are almost identical as the real Hilton down town I’m not sure what that says about Hilton but this place was only 80 something dollars. The walls are just as thin at the Hilton that is 200 dollars a night. The only difference is that there isn’t a bar where you can take a 25 dollar bottle of wine to your room for 100 dollars. This place is completely adequate. I think the people with the negative reviews don’t have much experience in hotels. I’m in a hotel at least 90 nights a year. The Hilton brand is so good in Utah. I have stayed in the one on foothill like another person was mentioning how much better it was and the only difference is a a little shop where you can buy a Kirkland bottle of water for 4 dollars. When I want to stay somewhere like the people complaining we’re expecting for literally 60 dollars more you can stay at a Hyatt brand and in my experience it’s worth it if you don’t want to collect the extra money from your tdy allowance. You spend 90 dollars for a room and expect a luxurious experience I just find it humorous. Eat your waffle, yes the walls are thin, sleep in what you paid for because it’s not bad and stop trying to give a crappy review. My room as always been clean, the staff as always been friendly, I have never had my meds stolen like at the Marriott whose housekeepers have access to the safe in the room. You are in a bargain hotel if you want a completely silent room go to to the Hyatt regency and you will get what apparently you expect of all hotels. Other wise stop trying to ruin a business. Also if you have a daughter in a wheelchair in a sensitive medical condition spring for the extra 40 bucks. Again this place is fine comfortably and meets all my needs plus there is hbo. The one and only issue I have had is they ran out of towels so I can’t take my nightly sorry and they need to switch to a k cup coffee maker.

Our family of four (2 teens) stayed here 6 nights. Having a separate bedroom, suite style, made all the difference for us so we didn’t all have to go to bed at the same time for a full week. There was plenty of space for us to store our bags, but a luggage rack would have been helpful. A few more things that would have helped: more hangers in the closet, some hooks by the front door for jackets (had to go thru bedroom for closet), and a couple of “purse hooks” under the entryway shelf, a couple more towel hooks in the bath behind the door, and a hook or bar for a kitchen towel by the sink. Also, some usb charging ports are pretty much standard these days, and in our room could only be found on the bedroom clock. An additional comfortable chair in the tv space would be nice to fit a 4th person. We had to use the desk chair, not so great. The beds, blankets and pillows were very comfortable, and the room dark for sleep. We didn’t hear much outside noise, but the a/c-heat system had a loud hum and strong breeze. We found that even in winter we needed to keep it on a/c or the space would heat up overnight to the mid-70’s and become stuffy. The kitchen was quirky and pots for cooking were insufficient. I only cooked once. There was no pan for making eggs, just steep-sided sauté pots, but breakfast had eggs every day. I made my own one day when the eggs had cheese in them that I couldn’t eat. I washed everything by hand until the last day because with 4 people and 4 each glasses, mugs, plates, we ran out quickly. Breakfast was fantastic, with hot options and something for everyone, including bagels and pastries, bacon or sausage, waffle iron, oatmeal with toppings, fruit, snack bars, yogurt with additional toppings, sliced cheeses (even Brie!), cereal (mostly sugary varieties), I do appreciate the Udi’s gluten-free bagels every morning, and hand cut fresh fruit. I am celiac and never got sick from the food. It was a nice start to our day for skiing. The hot tub was a great apres-ski, with the pool for cooling off. The hot tub itself was large enough for two Mamini es and plenty hot. Towels were sp**** and there never seemed to be any clean ones when we would go so we’d have to go to the desk to ask, a bit inconvenient walking around in a swimsuit. Our room was on the second floor a few doors from the entry, which was really convenient for us. We still had a nice view of the mountains. The rooms were generally quite clean, but our bathroom needed a deep clean. The metal trim was grimy and the wallpaper was coated in a layer of dust. Everything else was adequately clean but I noticed this right away and it really bugged me. However, it was not enough to reduce my rating. The hotel layout was logical and easy to navigate. Location was good, close to restaurants and Costco, 40-45 minutes from Snowbird/Alta, easy access to the freeway system, friendly staff. We enjoyed our stay! Will likely return.

First time on this location and good choice to stay again. Hotel is well located, near about 5 or 7 different restaurants from Indian to Mexican cuisine. Even though the hotel is near a highway, the room I stayed in was super quiet. Oh Public transportation is also near the hotel, that is something I love about Salt Lake City. As any other Staybridge, plenty of space, nice and comfy bed, pretty decent breakfast options. Haven't used the gym or pool this time.

Breakfast from 5 to 9 o'clock, dinner from 5 to 7 o'clock. Breakfast and dinner are free and varied. The room is a suite, large and spacious. I didn't have any change in the previous two days. I forgot to give a tip. After I went back and forth, I just got to be disturbed. I gave $10 in consumption. Later, when I left in the morning, I put $1 in bed. Slippers, your own toothpaste toothbrush needs to bring your own. There is a car to the airport every 15 minutes, the distance is 20 minutes. The shuttle is scheduled to go to the airport at 4:15 in the morning. When the person arrives at the lobby, the front desk will call the car. It is Uber. It takes 5 minutes to pay for the hotel. By the way, the hotel's parking is free. The nearby residential area is awesome. If you come to Salt Lake City next time, you will choose here.

My husband, son, and I were in Utah to visit family and stayed at My Place for a week. It was great to have a full fridge and a sink in the room. The room was clean and comfortable. The employees were all friendly. There are so many great restaurants and shopping nearby. We enjoyed our stay and will stay here again.

Passing Salt Lake City to Yellowstone Park, staying for one night at night. Clean and hygienic. However, hotels in the United States do not have toothbrushes and slippers

The hardest thing to do in the service industry is taking what works well and executing that service level reliably with every guest every day through staff and management changes, creating an expectation for your guests. This hotel not only understands this premise, but delivers. After a three year break in my SLC travels, I found myself back at this property. Every time I stay, I appreciate how clean and fresh the property looks. The lobby and rooms always look like they were just renovated (given my travel frequency to this hotel over prior years, renovating multiple times per year is unlikely). But they clearly take care of their property and do maintenance regularly so they don't have to wait for a major renovation. This approach avoids the tired rooms other hotels can offer about a year before such overhaul projects. The front desk team members are always polite and service oriented. ”How can I ... ?” is their mindset. Their restaurant team is very helpful, particularly if you need food to go for your day's travels. Excellent breakfast service with both a generous buffet and hot menu options made fresh. All this from a AAA three Diamond property. There are many other three and four Diamond properties that can learn from the management team here. That's a well earned compliment. Keep up the great work.

Good value for money, clean, convenient and practical!