Asher Adams, Autograph Collection

Walking in to the hotel at first glance, it is stunning; very rich with history. Our room had very high ceilings and set up beautifully. The bathroom however, was not great. The overall room was very clean but the toilet wouldn't stop running. We got to listen to it all night. We also drive trucks (leveled out '15 Ram and '22 Platinum Dually). There was no parking! My stock RAM didn't fit in any of the parking structures, and valet wouldn't leave it up front. We were told to "park it on the street", that is already packed. For paying $1,000+ on a room, you'd think they'd have better accommodations.

Went to this place to attempt to get an autograph from an NBA team player for my younger sibling that wasn’t able to make it, and this woman that I believe went by the name of Heather, came out and started shouting at basically everyone outside. Apparently this woman didn’t like where I was standing, mind you I have never came to these things and stood where everyone else was, but she had the need to come straight to my face and began to shout at me, pointing a finger to my face and unloading all of her spit on my face from the shouting. She got more hostile the moment I had asked her to please be respectful. Then went on to insult me and call me names based on my appearance. So for an establishment that tries to seem professionally and luxuriously appealing. To have your employees treat ANYONE this way, That’s disappointing. I’ve worked many jobs that require interactions with many people. I have never even thought of treating anyone this badly. My own mother doesn’t speak to me this way. Why should anyone else speak to me like this?. So of course I asked her to please respectful to me. Don’t come here unless you want a short tempered woman that doesn’t have a sense of kindness shouting at you for standing. Nothing justifies treating a person that way. It’s sad when employees from the NBA team are actually more respectful than an employee from a “Professional and Luxurious” hotel.

Rooms are cute. Worth the price? Maybe. Service is outstanding though. Jordan was great even though I called every five seconds realizing I needed so much. Great location, food is nice. Would recommend for date nights or to get away from kiddos! Valet parking is kind of a joke, but hey you win some. You lose some. Beautiful overall.

Very nice hotel with lots of history and fun items to see throughout the building. It really takes you back in time. Overall, we had a delightful stay. The rooms and lounge areas are cozy and have everything you need. A few items of critique: all of the service no matter where you go (with the exception of check in counter) is so slow. Lounge bar, little store, restaurant....all very slow. We had planned to go to the no 119 whiskey lounge/bar after an event and we were really looking forward to it. We arrived at 10:30 (it closes at midnight). There was a group in front of us for 2 people and us, a group of 4. No one was at the desk for little bit and then a patron came out and shook hands with two guys and they were let in (wearing jerseys and jeans). Dress code according the website was formal so my group was dressed accordingly. The worker at the desk told us they had a private event there were no signs anywhere stating this and she wasn't going to be able to seat us at the moment but took our number and said she would send us a message if a table opened up. Not even 5 minutes later we get a text saying they wouldn't be able to accommodate us. It was just a bizarre experience.

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 welfomkgn. I received a traditional King which is spacious with a native western sophisticated American vibe. Love their reading side lamps. The 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.

SLC is an interesting place. Kinda dull and boring. Hotel is across he street from delta arena so convenient if going to a show. Hotel is big and new. Main atrium feels empty with lack of furniture and things to fill it up. Better gym than I expected. Walls in the room are really thin you hear everything. Make sure to request a room that is neither located near the water machine or elevator. You will not be happy.

Excited to check out Salt Lake City's newest (and coolest) hotel, I had the pleasure of staying at the Asher Adams this weekend for a little mini getaway. Wow. They did such a beautiful job blending the historic train depot with clean, modern, comfortable facilities. They've done a great job honoring the history and architecture, bringing meaning and charm beyond a "typical" chain hotel.||The lobby—originally the Union Pacific Depot—has been beautifully restored, creating a stunning space that feels like the train depot of old while incorporating the reception desk, a great bar, and a fun coffee/gift shop (all with fantastic service). The restored soaring ceiling, stained glass and murals, vintage-looking (but comfortable) features, are are spot on. This is a true gem.||I stayed in a Tower Premium King room, and the space, was comfortable, clean, modern, and unique. I loved the seating area, I thought the large bathroom was almost perfect, and the room had literally the SOFTEST sheets and towels I've ever used at a hotel. A small refrigerator, coffee/tea setup with a kettle, drawer safe, and closet were lovely ads to the room. The regular Tower King rooms look a little smaller with bathrooms having the odd modern "partially in the bedroom" thing going on, so I appreciated the upgrade to the premium room. If you're traveling solo, I'd say the standard rooms would be great. If you're traveling with someone else (or want to treat yourself a bit), the premium rooms are perfect. Also, the individual bags of ice instead of an ice maker at the water stations (and the water station itself) were great touches.||Every member of the staff I interacted with was pleasant and professional, went above and beyond, and were as equally in awe with the beauty of the property as I was. The gentleman who checked me in was genuinely excited to welcome me to this new property, the bartender in the lobby bar was fantastic, and the valet team rocked. ||The only drawbacks to my stay had to do with the construction and location of the new hotel tower behind the historic depot. The placement of the tower means that all but the highest tower rooms facing east have very little view (I could see the sky and mountains if I squinted). I would much rather have had a room facing west, which overlook the plaza below. Also, one of the most popular small concert venues in the city (The Depot) is part of the depot building, just north of the lobby. That meant that I heard "oonce-y" noise through the rather thin windows until the night's concert was over (after midnight). As one of the busiest venues in the city, you'll likely experience that most nights. That said, I travel with earplugs, which perfectly sealed out the concert sound. Also, I still got natural light from the window, if not a spectacular view. ||These aren't dealbreakers by any means—just some minor drawbacks based on how they had to construct the property. I'd still wouldn't hesitate to stay in the room again, though I'd definitely check to see if they had a west-facing room available upon check-in.||Morning coffee and pastries in the lobby cafe were great, and my only true regret was not having a reservation for the restaurant (Rouser) well in advance of my stay. I'm definitely going to have to go back to try it!||Overall, Asher Adams is a great addition to the Autograph Collection and to the western area of Salt Lake City by the Gateway. It's the perfect location if you're visiting for any event at the Delta Center, the property is extremely comfortable, and it's filled with character and charm. Above all, the staff are fantastic. I highly recommend Asher Adams for anyone visiting the area!

My husband and I stayed for a staycation over New Year's Eve. The Asher Adams is an incredible addition to SLC. The restored Union Pacific station and nods to Utah and railroad history make this is a stand out property. Loved the impeccable details. Comfortable and stylish room -- ours faced the west with great views of The Gateway and west Salt Lake. The food was very good, and everyone we encountered provided excellent service.||One note: you may want to check if there is a concert or event at The Gateway's Olympic Plaza. We stayed there specifically to celebrate NYE so we were prepared for the music and noise from the Last Hurrah. But even if it's not a holiday, and you're looking for a quieter experience, you may want to stay on a lower floor facing west or pick a date when there isn't an event.

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.