Top 10 Martine Hotels

The hotel is opposite the Utah Jazz home, but it is about 10 minutes from the main city commercial center. It will take 10 minutes from Temple Square. Hotel health is not bad, that is, the room does not have toothbrushes and slippers, call to the front desk, said no slippers, sent a toothbrush and toothpaste. In addition, the door of the bathroom was broken. I called the customer service and waited for half an hour. I called a room attendant at the back door and came in to help me open it. Overall good, health is OK.

I'm not tall, but the folks at the hotel are so enthusiastic and helpful! They told me that the hotel used to be a bank, and that the vault was currently repurposed for use in the kitchen (? - maybe I'm misremembering). The tall floor? They built it because the Kimpton Monaco is where the basketball players stay when they come into town to play - they made a whole floor with elevated counters and super tall doors. It's a funky little feature and my kids got a kick out of peeking down the hall... Otherwise the place was excellent! Friendly, cheerful, and incredibly thoughtful! The room was spacious, super clean, and stylish, as Kimpton rooms are. My kids and I loved the board games in the lobby, the cold tea and water (July is HOT in Utah!), and the exercise room tucked into a space over the entryway but not at all crowded! Place is easy, easy walking distance to some excellent sights and restaurants, even in the hot weather. Overall a terrific choice!

Perfectly located in downtown. Several excellent restaurant, bar, coffee, etc options in all directions. Location really does not get much better than this. The lobby bar was a fun & welcoming crowd & the bartender gave great recommendations. The fitness center is well appointed with dumbells up to 50 lbs and a cable machine + cardio equipment. The rooms are very spare & minimalist. Some people love that, others find it cold. Personally, I prefer more hard surfaces in hotels as it feels cleaner to me. They also had ample room to open two suit cases and still room for a small sofa bed-- plus a nice bathroom, big windows, and an extremely comfy bed. Not at all AC hotel's fault but Saturday night was pretty rowdy around the hotel with a very large & noisy group of cars rolling by bars letting out in the wee hours and someone screaming their head off. But, that is what happens when you stay downtown I guess. Maybe ask for a room that doesn't face the main drag? We found the parking to be less than ideal. There is a garage (pay $17/day) that is shared with an apartment building across the street. You don't have access to the elevator lobby so you either need to carry everything down stairs or down the ramp & we spent one morning wandering the garage trying to find our car since the garage access is kinda wonky. Overall a good stay and would definitely stay here again.

Hotel location is good, shopping, eating is very convenient, the room is also available, there is a paid parking lot. Breakfast is average, but the American hotel breakfast is almost the same, it is quite simple.

I stayed here for a conference across the street at the Salt Lake Hardware Building. It’s a very convenient location and you can access downtown easily by foot or by free light rail. The staff were all warm and friendly and made me feel very welcome during my stay. The rooms are very large and have all the standard amenities. Breakfast is included and it consisted of both hot and cold options. Thank you for the great hospitality! I hope to stay there again in the near future.

This one in Salt Lake City, the room was fine. Meet expectations. Breakfast is also quite satisfactory. Only disappointment and upset was that I left the next day and the $198 deposit was never cancelled. Yes, it has been 11 days. I called the front desk on 7.16, and the female staff replied about 4 working days. As a result, looking at it today, all Marriott's Springhills have not been cancelled. But what stands out is that there is a $20 deposit for other Springhills suites. This 198, why? Salt Lake City expensive? Aren't you worried that such an inefficient cancellation of the deposit will affect your guests' next itinerary? Not everyone has a $30,000 credit card limit and can ignore your slow refunds. Regarding this hotel in Salt Lake City, it has bad reviews. It is recommended not to go if you are concerned about the speed of returning the 198 deposit.

We had a wonderful time but was disappointed because covid had shut their pool down and wasn’t stated on site. We will be returning for another stay the rooms were beautiful.