Temple Square Hospitality

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Joined 10 years ago

A lovely, peaceful and centrally located inn.. The Scene
You can't get more downtown than this 90-room inn, located directly across from Temple Square and Abravanel Hall, the city's performing arts center. Yet despite its central location, it's extremely quiet. The architecture reflects a grand, historical LDS (Mormon) style from the 1930s, beginning with an inset entrance that looks as if it belongs in a New York apartment building.

The Details
The cozy lobby is reminiscent of an old-time parlor with its fireplace and baby grand piano. Individually appointed guest rooms feature European furnishings such as sleigh and four-poster beds, and modern touches, such as high-speed Internet access, which is available upon request. Passages restaurant is a cool American bistro done up with a black-and-white checked floor and colorful international flags, a legacy of the 2002 Olympics. Lovers of fresh air will be happy to know that the inn is completely smoke-free.

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jannel

Joined 9 years ago

Great stay!. We recently spent one night in the Windsor suite with our kids. It had a gaslog fireplace, two queen suites and a living room with a pullout couch. It was a great set-up! Spacious, clean, great view of the temple and the symphony hall. It was loud at night but given it's ideal central location, that was to be expected. We will definitely return and request this suite for our family.

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potterpixie

Joined 10 years ago

The Best!. The Inn at Temple Square is less expensive and nicer than the big chain hotels, but even though the rooms are fancier, they're somehow more comfortable as well. The pillows are the best! Also, anything in the room that you can eat or drink is free, valet parking is free, a sit-down breakfast in the morning is included, airport shuttle is free, and it's right in the heart of downtown Salt Lake City. The staff is incredibly kind and welcoming. I've stayed there multiple times, including the night I got married. My husband and I made the mistake of going to the Hotel Monaco to celebrate one year, and while it was nice, it just wasn't the same--we both wished we were at The Inn at Temple Square! We've already made our reservations for this year...

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theccd

Joined 11 years ago

Just like the Algonquin. That is right the Algonquin in NYC, small hotel, Ernest Hemmingway would have loved this great little hotel with great viewr in down town SLC

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scrown8301

Joined 11 years ago

A little peice of heaven. My husband and I stayed here a few times. Each time we go the food is great, the rooms are beautiful and service is unbeatable!

If you are looking for a farily good priced, romantic night away or even a family get away, The Inn as something for everyone.