Tapestry by Hilton The Peery Salt Lake City Downtown, UT

The Tapestry by Hilton is a beautiful hotel. The exterior, lobby, hallways and rooms all have the feel of a historic hotel similar to the Stanley in Colorado, Baxter and Sacajawea in Montana. Since this hotel was built in 1910, don't expect a suite or spacious room. Two suitcases, and a few other travel bags made the room feel very cramped. The room was quite as far as people noise go, but the air conditioner reminded me of being parked on the tarmac at the airport. As far as cleanliness goes, it was pretty gross. Tooth past from a previous guest still resided on the vanity as well as hair that was in the bathtub. A bug was napping on the bed headboard in the morning when I awoke. The worst part of this property was due to the horrible parking situation. The parking lot meter for the hotel lot did not accept cash and the credit card reader was not working. I had to park on the street and pay the city meter, which had a max time frame of 2 hours. I wanted to try the restaurant downstairs for breakfast, but was tired of paying the meter. Hilton properties I have stayed at in the past are usually very nice, and I would return to most. The Tapestry by Hilton is not one of them. It seems to have started with poor parking infrastructure planing and goes down hill from there. This hotel is not a dog by any means but it could be so much better with some insightful managing.

We arrived late at night after a long train trip. The staff was very accommodating, giving us an extended check out time, holding our luggage while we explored Salt Lake City before our flight home, and finding an unused room to allow our son to practice violin. The hotel is beautifully maintained, with a historic feel. Although rumored to be haunted, we did not experience anything like that.

I always look for Recycling in a hotel/motel none available in the room The room and bed were great however cooling heating system was very loud and the fixtures on the shower/tub felt like they were going to come off the wall

One of the nicest rooms I’ve stayed in! Super clean, great staff, definitely recommend

The room (328) was literally the smallest room I’ve been in. There was no room to move in the bathroom. I had to step over the toilet to get to the shower. I couldn’t imagine how this design made it through management. Zero air conditioning upon walking into the lobby. It was hot, muggy and dark. The only employee at check in was on the phone dealing with work stuff. Love the vintage part of this hotel but I’d never go back.

One of the best hotels I ever stayed at. We will always come here when we are in Salt Lake City.

Very old school hotel

I like the hotel itself, that being said I will probably not be staying there again. After reserving my room I discovered that it didn’t have parking and I had to pay extra for said parking.

The decor was amazing. Love the history

Great property with charm and conveniently located!