The Peery Salt Lake City Downtown, Tapestry Collection by Hilton

We loved our stay at The Peery Hotel—this place is absolutely charming with a rich historic feel that adds so much character. While the room was on the smaller side, it didn’t have that cramped feeling you get in typical NYC hotels. When we arrived, the front desk attendant noticed how tired we were from travel and kindly let us know they could get us checked in early—within about an hour. We dropped our bags and headed to a nearby coffee shop in desperate need of espresso and Wi-Fi to catch up on emails. Less than an hour later, we got the call that our room was ready. Once we got in, we were obsessed. After a few bad hotel pillow experiences, we brought our own—but were pleasantly surprised to find we didn’t need them. The bed and pillows were on the firmer side (just how we like it) and perfect for an energizing nap. The hotel has four levels: a large, beautifully decorated lobby with a snack pantry and restrooms just up a few steps, guest rooms on the second and third floors, and a basement level with a small gym and conference rooms. There’s a sign for a business center, but a maintenance worker let us know it hasn’t been operational for a while. The gym has a few cardio machines and dumbbells up to 50lbs but no A/C—after one use, we decided to walk the 1.5 miles to EōS Fitness instead. There are three food spots attached to the hotel. We ate at EggBurgh two mornings in a row. On Sunday, we planned to try Sonoma Grill for brunch (the hours on the window said 9am), but when we arrived, the place was closed and completely empty. The front desk staff tried to check but confirmed it looked like no one was showing up. Since we had $30 in HGV credit to use, we ended up grabbing protein shakes and Popchips from the hotel pantry for a make-shift brunch. Despite a few hiccups, we really enjoyed our stay. The staff was helpful, the vibe is cozy and unique, and the location is super convenient. Would definitely stay again!

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.

I recently stayed at the Peery hotel in Utah and there was no one to check me in. After driving 12 hours with a stressed dog, this is unacceptable. There was a sign basically saying tough luck they’d be back in 30 minutes and to send complaints to an email. Probably the most unprofessional thing I’ve seen at a hotel ever, let alone a nice one.

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.

The hotel is old, but has a nice exterior. The room was very small, and the reception area felt cramped. The room lacked good amenities, and the AC was excessively loud, making sleep difficult. The view was poor, and the price was much higher than average for what was offered.