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If you’re planning a visit to the Beehive State, you’ll be pleasantly surprised at the variety of sights and activities this picturesque state has to offer. There really are activities and attractions to suit every taste and sense of adventure. For those looking for lodging in Utah, there is also something for every taste and budget.
Exquisite lodging in Salt Lake City, Utah
Salt Lake City offers all of the standard accommodations you would expect to find in any city, including Hilton, Marriott, Sheraton, and Best Western. For a fresh and unique Utah lodging experience, consider the Hotel Monaco, located just two blocks from the famous Temple Square.
This boutique hotel is a recently renovated historic landmark with French-inspired architecture and décor reminiscent of glamorous 1940s Hollywood. Suitable for everyone from business suits to blue jeans, this Salt Lake City lodging option features with high customer satisfaction at a very reasonable price.
While staying at The Monaco, you’ll be within walking distance of the world-renowned Mormon Tabernacle Choir, which broadcasts its “Music and the Spoken Word” program from here. Tours include an amazing demonstration of the incredible acoustics inside the sanctuary, and you can experience an up-close look at the world’s 12th largest organ, with more than 11,000 pipes. The best thing is that admission is free.
If you’ve come to Utah to ski, consider the Cliff Lodge and Spa, just 25 miles from downtown Salt Lake in the Snow Bird Ski Village. Famous for its powdered champagne, this luxury hotel offers ski-in and ski-out convenience. The Cliff Lodge is connected to the town of Snow Bird via ski lifts and offers a free shuttle to Alta Ski Area.
Try Camp Snowbird for the kids, which offers movies, crafts, and ski lessons at nearby Chickadee Run. There is also a nursery for babies six weeks and older.
Diverse Park City, UT Lodging
Home to the world famous Sundance Film Festival, Park City is also a focal point for winter sports in Utah. Park City lodging includes a variety of accommodations, from modest hotels to condominiums, all within walking distance of the slopes and historic Main Street.
The Yarrow Hotel and Conference Center is located just one mile from the city center and three miles from Deer Valley Ski Resort. This moderately priced hotel offers a heated outdoor pool and spa, on-site restaurant, and free Wi-Fi Internet access.
A short drive away, and just a half mile from the Utah Olympic Park, is Fox Point in Redstone. Accommodations include fireplaces and full kitchens, complimentary access to the Silver Mountain Sports Club next door, and ski shuttle service.
If you’re looking for an upscale Park City experience, consider the Canyons Grand Summit Hotel. This ski-in/ski-out resort and spa is a 100% non-smoking hotel and is located just four miles from the White Pine Nordic Center and Park City Mountain Resort. During ski season, a free shuttle provides service to Park City and Deer Valley.
For unprecedented views of the Park City area and the majestic Wasatch Mountains, try the nearby Flight of the Canyons high-speed gondola. Tours are available Thursday through Sunday.
Awesome accommodation in Utah Zion National Park
The only park accommodation in Zion, this Utah eco-lodge offers both standard rooms and private cabins. Zion National Park Hotel includes a full bathroom and private balconies or porches from which to enjoy the peace, serenity and beauty of this red rock rimmed canyon. The cabins also include gas fireplaces. Special winter rates are available from December to March.
Zion is appropriately named, meaning “a place of peace and refuge.” This 146,000-acre park includes a variety of animal life among its cliffs, canyons, and the frigid Virgin River. Take the three-mile hike to the Virgin River Gorge, called the “Gateway to the Narrows.” Keep in mind that you may have to wade, or even swim, part of the way. It’s well worth the effort when you reach the point on the trail where the canyon walls are only three feet away, but extend over 3,000 feet above.
Just outside the park is the town of St. George. Known as the gateway to the Canyonlands, there are a variety of Utah accommodations in St. George to suit every budget.
For any traveler, accommodation in Utah has something to offer families, adventurers, and nature lovers alike.