★★★·West Valley City·6.3
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o simplemente escríbelo — «hacia el 20, tres noches»
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Located eight miles from Salt Lake City International Airport, West Valley Inn offers an indoor pool, hot tub, and fitness centre. Each air‑conditioned room includes flat‑screen cable TV, free Wi‑Fi, coffee machine, ironing facilities, and a hairdryer. A 24‑hour reception, business centre, and guest launderette provide convenience. Daily continental breakfast is served on‑site. Nearby attractions include Clark Planetarium (9 mi) and the Utah State Capitol (18‑minute drive).
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Cómo valoran los huéspedes el hotel, aspecto por aspecto.
I booked a room a year ahead for a concert in Utah, expecting a king bed with a sofa bed as advertised, but the front‑desk lady told me the room only had a king bed. I asked if there was another room, but she insisted the listing was accurate. Do not rent here!
Shawn·Hace 3 semanas
Good. Good
Claude·Hace 3 semanas
The first room had no fridge, and the staff said not all rooms include one, so they moved us downstairs. The TV was broken and there was no microwave; when I called the front desk, the phone was dead. I had to walk back to the desk to explain that the room I booked advertised those amenities. The shower water wouldn’t turn on, so I had to shower in a sitting‑water stream. I’ve stayed at this place several times, and this was the worst experience—just a run‑down shelter.
Melissa·Hace 3 semanas
Nothing positive at all, it was a living hell. The staff, breakfast, cleaning, the bathroom light that never got fixed, the lack of blackout curtains, the TV that didn’t work, and the smell in the hall all made the stay unbearable.
Alvaro·Hace 3 semanas
Breakfast was okay but limited; maybe yogurt. The front‑desk staff didn’t greet me because they were on a personal call. After checking in around 3‑3:30, I left around 5 and returned around 6‑7:30. The TV wouldn’t turn on, so we went to the front desk. They were taking a break, so we left to smoke a cigarette in our car while waiting. We told them we couldn’t get the TV to work and asked for maintenance. Nobody came. We waited longer, asked again, and they sent a message to maintenance, Paco, who still didn’t show up. At 11:20 we went up to see if anyone would look at the TV. I was tired of staring at four walls; I didn’t pay for a room to watch walls, and he said he couldn’t leave his area but was walking down the hallway. I didn’t understand. At 1:15 AM the phone rang in the motel room, and the front desk asked if we still wanted maintenance to fix our phone—what courtesy. I was checking out, and I won’t stay there again. All the pictures I submitted were behind the nightstand. We had to pull it out to use a plug‑in into the wall to charge phones, which was gross. There were Band‑Aids on the floor. The maid should check these things at least once a week behind furniture. I don’t want to do that today, but good customer service requires it, and sometimes I leave tips, but you never know.
Nancy·Hace 3 semanas