Asher Adams, Autograph Collection

Five stars for Asher Adams. I stayed for two nights during the week on a work trip and was blown away. The hotel has so much character and history, but still feels completely modern and luxurious. The room was one of the best I’ve ever stayed in, clean, quiet, and beautifully designed I checked in around 11pm and the front desk staff couldn’t have been more welcoming. Friendly, upbeat, and helpful, even that late. I ordered room service a couple of times and the food was excellent. Way better than typical hotel food, both in presentation and quality. The location is another big plus. I walked to a nearby comedy club for some midweek laughs, and it was a great way to wind down. This is the kind of hotel that makes a business trip feel like something more. Highly recommend it.

We had a snag or 2 but was all taken care of quickly and professionally! Rooms are beautiful! Housekeeping is really good. Best part is the Bar in the lobby-it serves a fabulous menu and of course drinks. We went back to eat at the bar twice and ordered for our room from the bar menu once; the food is AWESOME! We find it a rare experience for a hotel. Also the servers in both Rousers restaurant and at the Bar are great! So glad I chose to spend a long birthday weekend here!

I had a great experience staying at this hotel! The staff were super friendly and the room was beyond clean, big, and comfortable. Kassandra made my it a memorable experience. Before checking in I told her that I was getting surgery done and once I checking into my room I found a hand written card and a box of chocolates. It was such an amazing surprise! Valet did great and were very efficient bringing my car when needed. The hotel itself is beautiful and I love the lobby. It was such a treat to be able to stay here I loved it.!

I loved the train station-themed lobby and room! Everything felt so clean and well-organized — it really made for a pleasant stay. The staff at the front desk was also incredibly kind and welcoming, which made the experience even better. You can really tell that a lot of thought went into every detail. Since it’s only been open for six months, everything still feels fresh. The space has a beautiful blend of retro charm and modern style — very atmospheric and well-designed.

Great night at one of the most stylish Marriott Autograph Collection properties that I have stayed at! They did an amazing job in turning the old train station depot into a luxury hotel property. The location is amazing, across the street from the Delta Center and adjacent to The Gateway as well as several places to eat and drink in downtown SLC. So much better than the standard/boring Marriott/Courtyard/Residence Inn, etc. Will definitely stay again the next time in SLC!

Excellent historic location, fantastic service and great central location. The front desk people are very personable and kind. If you stay for a few days, the Valets will be your primary point of contact and they are top notch. Hustling back and forth to open the hotel and car doors for you. Very professional and courteous. The rooms are at least double the price of the surrounding area but wh ere else can you stay in the beautiful old Union Pacific train station? Recommend choosing the historic rooms as opposed to the new tower for the full experience. Plush post beds, 14' ceilings, lovely washrooms with seperate walk in showers. This is the premier SLC hotel, hands down.

I stayed here to celebrate my wedding anniversary. The room we stayed in was a historic suite. It was quiet and comfortable. The team at the hotel were very friendly and helpful. I loved the historic details from the converted railway station and the local decor details were beautiful. I would stay again and recommend it to others, especially if you're looking for a unique place to stay.

I’m always impressed with Marriott’s “Autograph Collection” properties. This one did not disappoint. Built in an old rail depot, both the public spaces and rooms were crafted thoughtfully. All the staff are incredibly friendly and pleasant. Dinner at the on-property Rouser was surprisingly great for a hotel property restaurant. Ask them about their Josper grill.

This facility is absolutely amazing and simply gorgeous. It really shows how you can modernize an old facility and make it mesmerizing. The murals on either end of the room with the railroad coming from the east to the west and with Joseph Smith, on the other end is such an intriguing story. As wonderful as a building and a room can be it's still nothing if the people don't make the service an experience that is outstanding. At the Asher Adams autograph Collection You are guaranteed an outstanding Marriott experience. Service was absolutely top-notch, white glove and friendly, and when I say friendly, that includes the size of the pour. Close that out with a wonderful whiskey selection and you have a winning spot to meet people after work.

This Asher Adams is a new hotel that opened their door in Salt Lake City's most welcoming architectural structure - "The Union Pacific Depot", This was originally the Hall of a train station linking the East to the West part of our great American country. It offer great views of downtown and the Wasatch mountains. I arrived via Denver from a 15 hours flight from Paris and the reception was welcoming. I received a Classic King which is spacious with a native western sophisticated American vibe. Love their reading side lamps. This said, their room is missing an operational working desk. As a Bonvoy member I received 500 points but no-upgrade for my room and breakfast is not included. Overnight parking is also available. My shower pressure was excellent. Jordan the night manager was a pleasure to deal with.

My boyfriend and I were in SLC to see the Capitals play the Utah Hockey Club. We discovered the Asher Adams, a converted train station, which opened earlier this year. When we walked into the lobby, I was hit with a strong smell of air freshener, which might pose a problem for folks with sensitivities. My boyfriend said the lobby reminded him of the 30th Street Station in Philadelphia, with the tiled floor and high ceilings. We reserved a corner room and had a long walk down the hall, but it was a nice, if oddly designed, room. The toilet was in a cubicle with a frosted glass door across from a large shower with a frosted glass door and a sink and counter between them. Unfortunately, the shower's water pressure was very weak. I did like the automatic night light beneath the sinks and hooks on the walls for our coats. It would be nice if hotels would have more than one luggage stand. If you are attending an event at Delta Center (which we were), you'll be glad to know the hotel is right across the street. When exiting the arena, use the Temple Street 400 West exit, and you'll be close. I don't know if I'll come back to SLC, but if I do, I'll consider staying again.

Really enjoyed our stay here. Amazing location in downtown SLC. Staff was very attentive, helpful and friendly. You could tell they wanted to make the experience special during your stay. The hotel is themed after the Union Pacific Rail station and is not only a wonderful hotel to stay at but a fun historical experience.