Quality Inn Salt Lake City Downtown

“Stay was pretty horrendous, the facility was unclean and the staff were very unhelpful and dismissive”

There was black mold in the shower, the bedspreads had multiple stains, and the whole room smelled of mildew. When I asked the staff to change the bedding because of the stains, they refused but offered me a sheet to cover it.

Ryan·2 weken geleden

“Ok”

Ok

Fraser·2 weken geleden

The location was fine, but I had to change rooms because the bed in the first room made too much noise from the springs, and the second room had mold.

Raymond·2 weken geleden

“This was a low quality, overpriced, outdated, uncomfortable disappointment.”

The location was okay, but the bullet‑proof reception, the outdated thin carpet that ran directly on the slab in the room, and the non‑competitive pricing made this motel a major disappointment. The room was cramped— the desk chair had to be moved to reach the small open area for hanging clothes and the opposite side of the second bed. The beds felt like sleeping on a Thermarest pad— hard with minimal padding. The pillows were lumpy and hard. Unlike most places these days, there were no charging ports or other modern conveniences. The bath didn’t drain properly and there was no place to hang towels once used. The breakfast area was set up for something reasonable, but what was provided was cold cereal (2 % in the whole milk container), instant oatmeal, bread, and a juice machine. Although there was space for other items, including a small fridge, there was no yogurt, eggs, or other protein. If this had been a remote location charging $50 a night, it might have been understandable, but the daily cost for 4 days was over $160/day, tax included. Needless to say, I can’t recommend this place.

Mark·3 weken geleden

I love the bed and the staff was very friendly, but it was a bit pricey for a Tuesday night.

Susan·3 weken geleden