Residence Inn Salt Lake City Airport

Location near the airport is perfect (shuttle is a bonus), employees were extremely courteous and helpful. The rooms are great size, especially with the living room area, and everything was clean. Great stay!

The breakfast kind of sucked.

You moved my reservation to a different hotel, and I had to wait out in the cold waiting for a ride to get to my new hotel.you moved my reservation to a different hotel, and I had to wait out in the cold waiting for a ride to get to my new hotel

It was just terrible, from breakfast to staff I was not IMPRESSED, I hope they just realize it's horrible to be this ruse to paying customers, I usually love Marriott this one by far is a hit or miss .

Really nice, clean property close to the airport. Was undergoing some major renovations when I stayed, yet the whole property was nice and quiet. The beds were super comfortable and the breakfast spread was right on the money. It was a great place to stay before carrying onto Idaho the following day. Only downside is that the airport shuttle is shared among a group of hotels and it took over an hour for the shuttle to pick me up from the airport because they were just so incredibly busy.

❤️Love the Residence in Salt Lake City❤️ Left a horrible experience at another hotel where someone went through my belongings and took a significant amount of money so I left. Residence Inn. Great experience, great staff and felt very safe. The minute you walk in it’s very clean updated with lots of natural light in the lobby. Great courtyard area with tables and grill, tennis, indoor swimming pool and well equipped gym. Only down side is I have a service dog Medical alert not emotional support and both the young lady and her manager Insisted that this hotel charges for even service dogs I showed her that Marriott doesn’t and it’s part of the American Disabilities act and she said she would have to speak to her manager. I was charged $100 and I’ve been here two days and still no word from her manager. Other then pet hiccup it’s a wonderful place to stay. The kitchen is well equipped and the room is very comfortable and spacious.

Front desk staff is very kind and helpful! The suite room is super comfortable and large enough to be in for more of a long-term stay. Having access to a full-size fridge, microwave, oven, stove, and utensils is very very nice.

Are used to really enjoy staying at Residence Inns. The size of the rooms was nice. And the breakfast was very, very good. Understandably with Covid, breakfast was altered dramatically. Most hotels have gotten back to their typical breakfast. The breakfast at this residence inn was awful. Mostly prepackaged food plus one of those weird omelette things. I decided to eat elsewhere. My bathroom and bedroom were a bit small. Wont stay here again. Too many better options.

The room was great except for an awful sound (ice machine?) that would go off every ten minutes or so making sleep almost impossible.

What started as a 'meh' experience ended up as a headache/stressful fight to get my money back for a hotel error in booking! This hotel is in a terrible location. Downtown is as close to the airport as this property. Save yourself from a terrible location with grumpy front desk staff. Location: I didn't realize there was NOTHING hear this property. The closest subway that was open/Wendy's was 10 minutes away. Better off staying downtown than near nothing. Check in: miserable front desk staff. Rose didn't smile at all when taking my info. I felt a bit bad for her, honestly. Room #1 (Room 127): - clean - tv worked - nothing else favorable to say. people were outside the ground level room picking through the trash at night. there were a bunch of tarps flapping in the wind all night long. zero sleep the first night of my stay! Room Change: - requested room change due to terrible experience first night - Nicole (front desk) granted move - Picked up key from Rose that night without a smile or any other exchange of words, really. Room #2 (Room 117): - better location, still ground floor but other side of hotel from dumpster. I felt safer and much less noise from wind/at night. - clean - neither channel changer worked with the bedroom tv. good thing i have netflix on my phone! :/ Check out: I don't typically check out, my profile is set for automated folio. - did not receive automated folio from this hotel - DEFINITELY CHECK OUT IF YOU STAY HERE - THEY WILL CALL YOU A LIAR AND QUESTION WHETHER YOU LEFT! Overall, meh experience. Now for the fun part. Two days after my checkout, I started my trip expense report and realized I didn't have a folio. I quickly checked Marriott.com and saw that I was charged an additional night. NO idea why! Subsequent interactions: - MULTIPLE calls with the hotel. Nicole refuses to escalate my calls to her manager, though I've requested. - Nicole admitted she made a mistake in extending my stay, she thought she heard this request. Suggested a process improvement of having people sign if they extend stays - this is fairly normal, no? - Hotel has asked for my personal travel arrangements to confirm that I left the property. A) not sure how this is relevant B) essentially calling me a liar in that I they need proof I left the property. - Spoke with corporate 3x. Finally escalated. Was told to wait for property to call me back. WHAT A HEADACHE. I've expended way too much time and energy trying to get my $300 back for a just ok at best stay. I feel bad for the front desk staff - they appeared unhappy at best and that has played out in my subsequent dialogue and emails with Nicole. As a frequent traveler, I've been questioning my commitment to Marriott Bonvoy since this ensued.