The Peery Salt Lake City Downtown, Tapestry Collection by Hilton

The hotel is in a great location if you plan to visit the sites downtown. The rooms are extremely small and the air conditioner was so loud it will disrupt your sleep. I was very surprised to get a $2 charge on my credit card after we checked out for a bottle of water. As a Honor’s member it was suppose to be free. I’m not going to take the time to dispute it but I will warn you that they have little regard for loyalty. My advice, stay somewhere else!

Why anyone would stay here is beyond me. The rooms are super tiny, no refrigerator in room, the room never cools down. The air runs but it is so hot that you can’t sleep. You have to pay $25 to park your car across the street and this hotel is just very old and run down. Find a different place.

Update: Thank you to Brittney @ the Peery Hotel for being so quick and helpful during our time of frustration. We are very grateful for her quick response and attitude towards the situation. We were appreciative of the upgrade to a new room and the kindness she showed. After the upgrade we were able to finally enjoy our trip, relax and unwind in bigger space with a cute view. They act fast when it comes to client satisfaction. Thank you again. Our stay at The Peery Hotel was extremely disappointing and absolutely not worth the price. From the moment we arrived, our experience was frustrating and unpleasant. First, the room we received was much smaller than expected based on the images online. The bathroom was cramped, and the walls were so thin that we could hear everything happening in neighboring rooms and the hallway, making it nearly impossible to get a good night's sleep. To make matters worse, the front desk staff was incredibly rude—especially toward my 16-year-old sister and my mother. When we inquired about alternative accommodations or asked to speak with a manager, we were met with hostility and even threats of eviction instead of any attempt to resolve the issue. This level of unprofessionalism is completely unacceptable. Additionally, for the high price we paid, we expected a much better experience. The fact that parking is an extra charge—something we were not informed about in advance—felt like an unnecessary and misleading added expense. Overall, this hotel does not provide the comfort, service, or quality that its price suggests. We would not recommend staying here unless major improvements are made.

The staff was wonderful and the rooms are certainly a great value. Very quaint and old school, the rooms are a layout you are not quite accustomed to (not a bad thing, just different). See below for other comments. First time in the state of Utah.

Do not stay here. It is an older building so rooms are super tiny and there is a smell that I can’t explain. Upon check in the staff was pretty short. Didn’t say much and didn’t even acknowledge diamond status. No refrigerator in rooms and parking across street is $25 a night.

Had a very pleasant stay while in SLC for work. Greeted warmly by the front desk staff and up to my room in no time. Historical building and a pleasant environment. Plenty of food options on-site and the gym was well appointed. Entire Peery’s team was friendly and engaging.

I was very disappointed with the Peery Hotel for the following reasons: The check-in counter man was difficult to work with. My $139 reserved a room advertised on the website, booking.com, jumped to $237. He said there were taxes and $25 deposit (not $75 in tax!) I showed him the site I reserved from and he said he couldn’t match that price. Bait &switch !?! Furthermore, no free private parking. I paid to park, only to not stay there after all. Idk what the rooms were like. It is an old bldg and the lobby smelled stale.

The hotel and the rooms are gorgeous. When I checked in the air was working great. In the morning the air stopped working or blowing cold air. I turned it all the way down to 67 and it remained stuck at 74. I informed the girl at the front desk and she said she’d let the maintenance know. When I returned about 3 hours later I went to my room to find it now 76 with the fan on high and cool at 67. The phone wasn’t hooked up so I went to speak with the girl at the front desk again. She told me that the maintenance told her it was fixed. She said she’d ask him again to go by and I asked her if she could move us if the air wasn’t working. We had paid a lot of money for a junior suite for the air to not work. She was less than happy to help and told me she only had a regular room. She looked at me with a blank stare, no apology, no “let me see what I can do”, just a stare. When I said this was not ok, she again stared at me with a blank stare and I walked away. $1000 for two nights and no air is unacceptable but the unhelpful, unapologetic attitude is even worse.

This hotel was built in 1910 and still has the period charm. As with a building this old, the rooms are on the small side. The shower is tiny. But overall, it was a pleasant experience. There are no refrigerators in the room, but one can be rented for $25. There are two restaurants and two bars accessible from the lobby.

As a fan of older hotels I really wanted to like this property but I felt it wasn't worth the price or stay. The room is extremely cramped with the bathroom sink being in the room and the shower stall a dark, cramped cubicle inside the bathroom . The restaurant offering breakfast does not allow you to charge to your room so you're out points buying your meals there as the voucher only covers a couple of very basic offerings. Some of the fitness center equipment was not working properly and it was also quite warm. A shame because the building it's is very nice and it's conveniently located.

The rooms are extremely small, The AC roars like a train interrupting our sleep. The inappropriate charged me $2 for a bottle of water and were extremely rude when I questioned the late chronicle my credit card. There are plenty of other places to stay in downtown Salt Lake City do not stay here. Stay at a property that will appreciate your business.

I stayed here by myself for a conference and was very pleased with the aesthetic, staff, nice lobby (which smelled good), and my room. The room was a bit small, but fine for on person, and very comfortable. I also liked having so many dining options available nearby. I did have an issue the the WiFi, which was very weak on the third floor. (Download speed was often lower than 1 mbps.) The WiFi login gives you the option to purchase a faster speed, but it doesn't work because they don't have a faster speed here. There was no way to do work in my room, and I answered emails from my phone because the cellular signal was much stronger. They really need to upgrade the WiFi.

I had to flee the hotel and go to the Hilton across the street. The hotel decided to paint on my floor, with no ventilation, resulting in the entire hotel smelling of toxic fumes, particularly the floor I was as on. I left feeling dizzy with a headache.

At first glance this is a super cute, old but well taken care of, boutique hotel that's part of the Hilton chain of hotels. There is a lot of charm, a spacious lobby with a fireplace and plenty of seating. There's a breakfast restaurant and two dinner restaurants on the first level. There's an unbelievable pleasant smell in the lobby and we couldn't figure out what it was? We found out that we booked the largest (at least of the largest) rooms, 225. Pros: -For the price and location it was a great option. The restroom is cute. The bedroom is large. The bed is super comfortable. -Contactless entry and check in. -Great location. Walking distance to multiple restaurants. 40 min from the mountain for ski resorts. -It's haunted. Cons: -the hallway smelled like fresh, rancid, hot diarrhea. Why???? How?? -When the upstairs room uses their shower, the pipes are absolutely incredibly loud. It was so loud we were jolted awake at 1am from non stop intense water pipe noises. Not great. -It's haunted. Anyway. Not the best experience because of the pipe noises. But if you're into haunted smelly places, this is the place.

We stayed here on our way back East. We are Diamond Hilton members and saw this unique hotel listed and thought we'd try it! The hotel didn't disappoint! The lobby was beautiful and so classy! The staff were really friendly and welcoming! They offered a few of their restaurant recommendations that were very helpful. We stayed in a King Suite and it was huge! The room was really well appointed and comfortable, although somewhat of a quirky bathroom, but that's what you get with an old vintage hotel room. We stay in too many cookie cutter Hampton, so this was a beautiful change, as we'd hoped. The bed was extremely comfortable and the towels were oversized and very soft. The parking wasn't included but they clearly state that on the website. We were very happy staying at this beautiful hotel.

I absolutely do not understand the bad reviews for this hotel! The location is fabulous (one block to great bars/clubs/restaurants, 3 blocks to convention center, 4 to shopping and tabernacle square), it's a charming historical site, and staff was so friendly! This also is one of the cleanest hotels I've stayed at! The layouts can definitely be a little weird - our bathroom was tiny, but honestly, that's part of the charm of an older hotel! I loved walking down the halls and being able to envision other travelers doing the same over the last 100 years! Loved our stay here!

We love staying at older boutique hotels and often do when we travel. I was hopeful for the Peery, but it was a bit disappointing. I would not stay here again. The lobby is pretty, but in general it doesn't feel very welcome. It is close proximity to downtown. I WOULD NOT stay here on a weekend. It is surrounded by nightclubs and none of the windows have been updated. The parking is self serve, staff while doing their jobs don't really have the service level I would expect from a nice boutique hotel or a Hilton. They are nice if you need something. Just don't have that enjoyable level of service. It also hinted at being "haunted" for attraction and sells shirts indicating it, but staff were pretty boring in their answers about it. "If you notice anything let us know. Never heard of anything." Not having a story for a historical boutique hotel ruins the vibe in my opinion. The door to the room is hard to open and close. The closet doesn't have any light. The shower had caulking everywhere to repair tiles instead of fixing them properly. It was also extremely small. The drain cover wasn't secured at all and the shower was hard to turn on. The mirror had a big piece broken off of it. No where to sit minus an uncomfortable office chair. The desk had a missing drawer. The pillows were uncomfortable. The hallway smelled off. Something was incredibly burnt out second night here and stunk up the 1st and 2nd floor. The bed wasn't very comfortable and the feather pillows were horrible. Our next visit here will be at a newer Hilton so we are more comfortable. All in all it is a decent location, but just old boring hotel that needs serious updating.

After an exhausting 86-mile tow and two days waiting for a tire, we were hoping for a little comfort at The Perry Hotel, but unfortunately, it was nothing but more disappointment. The parking situation was an immediate hassle--self-serve parking in a city lot behind the hotel, costing an additional $25 per night. Not the warm welcome we were hoping for. Upon arrival, the first thing we noticed the manager staring blankly at us from what appeared to be a hotel office window. It gave the place an unsettling vibe, but we checked in without incident, only to be told later that evening our dogs hadn't been paid for. Despite booking online with pets in mind, we paid for them right then. No big deal. The room itself was extremely basic. It was tiny, and there was no microwave, fridge, or any of the usual amenities that make a stay more comfortable. The shower was oddly complicated to operate, and the entire room felt cramped and uninviting. To make matters worse, the hotel had a distinct, unpleasant smell that lingered throughout. Check-out appeared to be smooth, and we received a breakfast voucher (additional charge) for the restaurant connected to the hotel. However, things took a turn for the worse after we left. About two hours later, we received an email claiming that our dogs "made a mess in the lobby" and "peed in the elevator." This was a blatant lie. The invoice showed the pet deposit ($75) and an additional $75 charge for the "mess." Our dogs are well-behaved, stayed in the room without incident, and we either carried them in and out of the hotel or dragged them to the exit. One of them was so eager to leave, it's hard to believe they could have made such a mess. Mind you we stayed in the lobby for 30-40 mins after checkout waiting for our breakfast. The staff did not mention a "mess" to us at all. Nor did the other guests sitting in the lobby. We attempted to reach the manager, Hector Moreno, twice to dispute his accusation, but he never answered or returned our calls. In the end, we had to call Hilton customer service to dispute the false charges. The "investigation" continues hours and days later. In short, The Perry Hotel failed to provide even the most basic level of comfort, and the dishonest charges afterward were the last straw. This experience left us frustrated and disappointed. We won't be staying here again.

I don't recommend until they do renovations. This is a beautiful historic hotel in the perfect backdrop in the city. However, the rooms are in extreme need of a real renovation and not patch work and surface cleaning.

There are no words for how terrible our experience was. They say this place is haunted, and I can confirm that the desk agents are basically corpses and that the manager, "Garrett" is a phantom. We booked through Expedia, as I often do, as I enjoy staying at a variety of property types for different trips and receive loyalty rewards through them. I would like to take this moment to say that telling a customer that it is their fault for booking third party (The supervisor "Jessica" told us this) is TOTALLY unacceptable. These are two large corporations that have chosen to work together; it is not for the customer to mediate. I traveled from Tahoe to Salt Lake to visit my husband. He is working on the power grid there, doing 80-hour weeks and had not seen our family in 2 months. I chose the property because it looked like a unique and elegant place to relax and enjoy some much-needed time together as well as a brief furlough for him. When we arrived, "Blake" pulled up our reservation and let us know that they could see the hotel reservation and that it was paid, but because of a computer issue with transferring the funds from Expedia, we would be expected to resolve this prior to getting our room key. Having just reunited after a long absence, we spent our first 30 to 60 minutes on the phone with Expedia. As it turned out, we were on hold while they try to reach the front desk. The lobby was empty, and "Blake," apparently locked into a trance as he communed with the dead, was not picking up. When he finally did, I listened as he confirmed the email and they sent further proof of my payment. Once he was off the phone with Expedia, we checked in to see what was going to happen. He asked for a card and said it would not be charged while things were settled with Expedia. Tired and defeated, we gave him a card to hold, and set off with our keys to the wrong room. Yes, we had booked a large room with a king bed and small seating area, but were ushered to a room where you could touch the walls from either side of the bed. When we told him, he did put us into a suite, but it was still confusing because it was not the room we had booked. We made it to our dinner reservation, and as we were enjoying a lovely meal, my husband received notification from Wells Fargo that "Blake" had, indeed, run our card for the stay. Fast forward two days, multiple zombie desk agents, and many references to a phantom manager who could never be produced, the situation was never resolved. In the week since I returned home, Expedia has tried to reach them and had no answer, Hilton corporate gave me the "direct number to the manager," which was a disconnected Verizon number, and I'm honestly so frustrated that if I read in the newspaper that the entire hotel was destroyed by a natural disaster, I still don't think I'd feel vindicated. Do not book here. Do not book third-party, do not book direct, run away.

This is not an ADA accessible type of hotel. (I was on crutches and managing entry doors/room door, luggage and parking were all very difficult). Older European style hotel = sink in room, toilet and shower in a space a little bigger than a closet. No valet. No parking - have to park in the public lot next door and they do not give you a discount, parking for 10-24 hours was $25, I had to pay $125 for my stay. Lobby&halls hadn't been vacuumed in a day or two or three. I had another woman's clothes show up in my room midway thru my stay. I was given a new room key, but honestly my room should have been comped since they could not explain how a stranger's clothes ended up in my room. Very disappointed in the whole experience.

I stayed at The Peery Hotel Tapestry Collection by Hilton for a business trip in Salt Lake City. The hotel had a nice, historic feel to it and it certainly had some potential but unfortunately fell a bit short of expectations. The smell in the lobby could not be identified but it was ripe and was present throughout the stay. There was a fireplace going in the lobby and it didn't seem to be from that but smelled of something old and unpleasant. The staff wasn't all that warm and inviting at both check-in and check-out and didn't really leave a great impression of the stay. The room was certainly historic and the bed was comfortable and room was functional but wasn't anything magnificent. Generally, I would have expected a bit more from a Hilton property.

Lovely hotel. It was a very unique experience to stay in this historic building. The service was great. The attached restaurant has great breakfast options. I would stay again.

This is a beautiful historic hotel. We were excited to stay here in Salt Lake City and I had hoped we picked the right place. We didn't. While the hotel is beautiful, the air conditioning system leaves a lot to be desired. When we checked into our room it was 79° and it never got below 78° until we left the next morning. Yes, it was hot outside but the HVAC system in this hotel clearly could not keep up. We were advised that a new system is being installed soon, but that didn't do us any good. The saving grace of this hotel was the incredible Lua! He was all by himself, because other members of the staff decided not to come to work (probably because it was so hot). We told him about our issues with the cooling system and he asked if we had a fan in our room. We said no we didn't, and he thought that was strange because all rooms are supposed to have fans in them. Lua was so kind and gracious to give us HIS fan from the front desk so we could try to get some sleep in the hot room. What a wonderful man! We are very grateful to Lua for his kindness and professionalism in an otherwise miserable stay.

This place is really cool. Doesn't look like much from the outside, but the rooms are great. Small bathroom but since I'm a guy, don't really care. Bed was really comfortable and the restaurant was awesome

This hotel has no parking or valet! The bathroom is so tiny that the sink is actually completely outside the bathroom. The shower is so small I doubt you could bend over to shave your legs. No way would I stay here again. I can't believe this is a Hilton property.

Stayed here for a 3d2n Salt Lake City experience. I understand other peoples review as it can all be different experiences. This is a vintage hotel, historical, so I knew coming in you'll be dealing with squeaky floors, small elevator, musty smell but beautiful refurbished lobby and rooms. All depends on how you see things. I specifically adore the curio cabinet with intricate carvings located by the elevator and the exterior of this building has character. The location, a block away from the Trak where we got on and off from SLC airport. $2.50 pp one way compared to Uber of $22 one way. The place Close enough to enjoy downtown Main Street. Really convenient for us. The building itself houses a breakfast place EGGSBURGH, a bar, CP steakhouse AND SOnOma GRILL AND WINE. Truly, enough dining places within the area. We were at the KING SUITE, so it had a separate living room area. Complete toiletries. This is the second hotel I've been at where the sink is outside the bathroom. Really unsure of the design there. The bed could have been comfortable; however, it is a bit overused. You can tell as it caves in the middle. We find ourselves colliding in the center come middle of the night. King size bed was of no help at all. LOL... On a plus side, the AC is perfect; blackout curtains helped me sleep. Lastly but more importantly, Hanna, front counter staff, is really nice and helpful. Provided us with a recommendation for taxi service however we decide to cancel last minute. The custodian, well, I felt a bit ignored when we asked for water bottle replenishing. She said she will but did not deliver. No harm done. Very nice hotel, even the hubby, who is hard to please enjoyed his stay here. Happy campers! Thanks PEERY!

Staff was fantastic, amenities were fine. Rooms were good. Patrons have to understand you are staying at an older establishment. It's not going to be like Hyatt down the block. Your expectations shouldn't be so high. I would stay again, just because of the staff.

Fine and adequate. Hanna rocked and took care of me when I had to scramble for a last minute hotel. The lobby looks fancy, and there's a restaurant attached (in addition to lots of restaurants in walking distance). My room was clean and had an interesting design. A fridge was made available at request. Extremely low in convenience and amenities -- no parking, no fridge (unless requested), no microwave, no w/d on site, no pool, etc. I guess being downtown they get away without them. The parking in particular was whack. There's a lot next door that I paid $25 for 24 hours.

First time visiting and staying here Pros Central to downtown Historical charm Large spacious bathroom Cons Small bedroom space View depends on which room Small elevator - if a factor? Cleanliness in bathroom Thin sheets For the location and accessibility - this was perfect. Parking is available next to the building for $12 a night. Floors creaked when walk on which gave it charm. For a Hilton associated place, was expecting a bit more? Service was friendly and helpful.

if I could give 0 stars I would. I was here on business 10 days. I am from California so have first thing never met a hotel that didn't have guest parking. so you have to pay 25.00$ for 24 hour parking. keep in mind rooms are 200$ or more a night as well. hotel staff wasn't knowledgeable regarding parking they had no clue how it works even though they use the same parking you do. they charged me 175$ deposit. which I used 55.29 on snacks and drinks. they told me it would be deducted from my deposit then the remaining balance would go back on my card. well it's day 3 no refund on my deposit and they charged me another 55.29 on my debt card 3 days later. let's just say I don't recommend this hotel and I will never stay here again. oh and customer service sucks I now have to wait 7 days for my full deposit back. shitty to say the least.

My boyfriend and I love to stay at historic and haunted hotels, so The Peery was right up our alley. I was excited that it was part of Hilton Hotels Curio Collection, so I could earn Hilton Honors points for the stay. The Peery is located in downtown Salt Lake City, within walking distance of many restaurants. Normally, you have to park in a public parking lot and pay a daily fee, but due to Covid, downtown Salt Lake City was offering free parking. We were able to park right in front of the hotel for free for the duration of our stay. The staff member at the front desk was wearing a mask. Masks were also required of anyone walking into the hotel, which was fantastic. Salt Lake CIty was quite strict about mask usage, which I appreciated. Our room was small-ish, but that's to be expected in a historic hotel. The toiletries in the bathroom were fantastic. The bed was very comfortable and everything looked extremely clean. The hotel itself was very quiet. We didn't hear a lot of street noise, either. The only downfall was the onsite restaurant was closed and did not offer room service. There are plenty of other restaurants in the area, however. Overall, a great stay at The Peery. We will definitely be back.

Stayed here during a weekend in September. Pros: location is right downtown in SLC so lots going on. Cons: location is right downtown in SLC so lots going on, especially when your room faces the street. Bring earplugs. Also, no parking! You'll have to fend for yourself with nearby lots or street parking. Room was small but clean. In the future, I'd opt for another location.

Upon check in I was told they cannot see my reservation, I tried to show my reservation email but she told me "vehemently" to just call Amex. Amex Travel resend my reservation confirmation, then I was allowed to check in but when we got to our room the toilet had poop stain on it. I called front desk if someone can clean it but they offered to just change room. Side note: I got the vibe from the whole thing that POC's are kinda not welcome in this hotel... 1/5 definitely would not recommend.

Avoid this hotel on weekends. huge parking lot parties next door as the clubs let out. it is 2:45 a.m. right now and people are playing music from their car stereos and drinking. Police not hotel management will do anything. Miserable. No sleep for two nights.

Unreceptive staff in reception.Rooms lack basic amenities like a chair. Tired wallpaper. Shouldn't be part of the Hilton brand.

Hotel is charming. Staff was very friendly. The basic king room is very small. If you're a person on the north side of an average build you might find the accommodations to be compressed. The sink is at the foot of the bed. The toilet is very small and the bathtub shower combo is tiny. Our room was not very clean. On one side of the bed we found the previous occupants bracelet on the floor. I doubt the room was vacuumed. You can hear the other guests walk around in the halls and in the room above yours. I understand this hotel is one hundred and ten years old. That's the charm. I don't regret staying here and it's fun for a one night getaway but staying here for a prolonged amount of time I would never do.

There were pros and cons: We stayed in room 200 in January and the towels are huge and awesome, the bed was incredibly comfortable. However, the water pressure was horrible, and the heat in the room is either all the way on full blast or completely off, so I woke up at 2am because the room was 83°. Very small room for the price we paid, in my opinion. Would not stay again and do not recommend.

The bed was the most comfortable but the pillows were super uncomfortable. They felt like rocks rolled in fabric. The rooms are small and some of the bathrooms are tiny. The staff were nice in person but when I made inquiries a few times they were rude on the phone. If I ever come back I would definitely have to buy pillows from a nearby store.

Cool old hotel in downtown Salt Lake City. As an old hotel they still need some upgrades to compete with the other available options in town. For example, NO AIR CONDITIONING in our room which meant the window had to be left open. Which became a real problem at 2am when the brewery across the street closed and everyone took the party to the street. Room: the bed was average for comfort. The bathroom was one of the smallest we've ever seen in any hotel. Think of quirky and not sized for even a queen bed. Many have said this place is haunted as well. Didn't experience any of that. Just know what you're getting if you decide to stay here.

Where do I start.... I called four days before my reservation to update it, when I got there it hasn't been updated. The room was smaller than my childhood bedroom. Not even enough room for both sides of the bed to have a night stand. The bathroom did not give a clean feel with the enamel chipping off all over the tub, the drain was rusted over, the shower was clearly not being keep clean with the amount of water build up on it. The curtains in the bathroom didn't fully close so I had to use a hanger to clip them shut. They was something splattered on the bathroom door (I chose not to think what it could be). And for $300 a night, they didn't even have a fridge, microwave or hell, even creamer for your coffee. Our room also didn't have wash clothes, to which I then tried to call the front desk at 10pm, to find our phone didn't work. No dial tone because it had no power cord.

Great location! Beautiful hotel...however the "snack center " was a bit sparse and due to the building being so old...the heaters don't work unless you have maintenance turn it on. The lobby is amazing and the staff is super!! Certainly worth a visit if you're headed downtown.

The room is super small. My room was different than the ones showed in their website and here in Yelp. We booked directly from Hilton app. If you like historical hotel and don't mind old and small room, you can try staying here, if you like nice hotel and roomy, don't stay at Peery Hotel. I stayed for one night and couldn't wait to check out.

I have stayed at the Peery twice, once before Hilton took it over and once after. I love the vibe and ambiance of the place--it's an old, historical building in downtown SLC, with small, comfortable rooms and a lot of charm. Hilton taking over resulted in no change. This isn't a hotel for people looking for boutiquey luxury; it's not fancy, it's not modern. But it's a great little place in a great location. The beds are comfortable, the rooms are lovely (but, again, very small, and probably better for one person than two), and my only real complaints are that the HVAC doesn't seem too effective and there are no comforters on the beds--so if you visit during the winter, you'll be chilly. Oh, and you have to pay an arm and a leg for street or lot parking, which is a bit of a pain. Otherwise, this is a great and not too expensive place to stay in SLC.

Beautiful historical hotel; would definitely stay here again! The hotel itself is so unique; they kept so much authenticity of the historic building with new ''modern" upgrades. The bed was hella comfortable and the location is prime (right downtown-within walking distance of lots of places). Will definitely be back next time I'm in SLC!

I was super excited to stay at this historic hotel. However, when I booked this stay. It included free parking. Not true, apparently the city offered free parking during covid and no longer. So, I was expected to pay 12.00 for 24 hours in a private lot, when I could have stayed elsewhere. Some advice, just add the parking into the cost of the room. Also, check out is noon, yet housekeeping was knocking on my door at 10 am with my do not disturb sign hanging on my door. In addition, covid and extra cleaning...humm, look at my photos....Not impressed with this Hilton property at all. And I failed to mention that you cannot control the temperature, so last night my room was 62 degrees and I could not get ahold of anyone at the front desk. Sorry but I expect more from a higher rated albeit historical property.

Room was fine. Bathroom was ridiculously small... as in sink is practically on top of the toilet. Making it awkward not just to use "the facilities" but also to get to the tub/shower behind them. Also a pedestal sink so practically no "counter" space for toiletries. Rooms are dark and not well lit. Bed was comfortable but furniture worn and dated. Front desk staff: some very good, but others pretty lackluster service. Highlight was breakfasts at "Eggsburgh" on site. Staff was great! Very friendly and food came out quickly both times I ate there. Prices were in line with expectations and food was delish!

Sinks in the bedroom. Small rooms overlooking a parking lot or someone else's windows. Expensive. Avoid. I can't understand the positive reviews. A disappointment.

Currently staying at hotel. I travel a lot. Hilton honors and this is some of the worst customer service I have ever received. Rooms are not cleaned unless you give 24 hours notice. There is rarely someone at the desk to request this and those who are there are rude. I decided to skip the Kimpton this trip to SLC and try Peery and I wont be back.

Great location. Walking distance to everything and a unique place to stay. Recommend for anyone visiting SLC.

Smallest hotel room I've seen in the usa...the shower was so small that I couldn't even stretch my arms out, or bend down which is crazy cuz I'm a WEE human...tiny... there was not enough room for a child sized person so I guess a regular sized person would just have to take a hobo bath in the bathroom sink, which is "conveniently" located outside of the tiny bathroom at the foot of the bed. I Was going to stay 5 days but didn't even unpack...just found a new hotel.

The old world charm and woodworking was nice. Cons. Room was very small. Shower was very small. No mini fridge. No microwave. You only receive 2 waters. No vending machines or snack bar. If you need a beverage and don't have a car your walking.

I booked this hotel using Expedia. They had good reviews. But once I got into my room and saw how bad it was on went on yelped to check and wow. The reviews where completely different. I definitely should of checked on Yelp first So I should have taken pictures but let me tell you our experience . Room was sooo small and stuffy. Bathroom didn't have space to put anything. I wanted to keep my toothbrush and toothpaste there and theirs absolutely no space it's the pillar type of sinks. The grout in the tub was nasty stained and just plain dirty af. They didn't have toiletries individually wrapped it was big bottles that everyone uses so who knows how many people have touched it used it and who knows if it's tampered with. ( good thing I packed my own) The heater did not heat up. It reached 70 degrees after staying there for 40ish hours!! I asked for towels twice ! It took over 5 hours before getting them. I called the front desk and it would always sound busy. So I just walked down and asked once waited for an hour and just left to explore the city came back after a couple hours and no towels so I went back down and the front desk gave me some. The cleaning lady was sooo sweet and nice. I wish I would have gotten her name. I took out my towels and own trash due to covid I was more then happy to do it myself but she was sweet and very nice to converse with. Parking is just a lot next to the building it's a public parking place. Spent around 70ish just in parking alone. Theirs really not much room to put two duffle bags. Over all we should of stayed somewhere else instead and checked real Yelp reviews instead of Expedia.

We booked one night at the Peery Hotel and were thoroughly disgusted to find someone's dirty underwear in the chair in the room. Notified the front desk and they sent someone up to discard of it. Shame on housekeeping for leaving it there when they posted signs saying the room had been sanitized.

Cool historic place. Anybody complaining about creepy floors or rooms being too small completely missed the point of staying here. Know what you're getting into and the accommodations are great with a breakfast place connected that was delicious.

It was so loud with the bar crowd both nights there was no ability to sleep. I am a very heavy sleeper and it still woke me up. Also, you have to pay 25 dollars a night to park in an unsecured parking lot

The peery hotel did a great job during Covid to make its guests feel safe. I'll stay again when visiting SLC.