Top 11 Cool and Unique Hotels in Salt Lake City 2023

One of my favorite places for a getaway is the Evo Hotel in the Granary District. While visiting, I fell in love with its outdoor enthusiast’s paradise. Evo Hotel caters to those passionate about biking, climbing, hiking, and snow sports.

During my stay, I was thrilled to find that each room came with single-day passes to the All Together Skate Park, perfect for someone like me who loves adventure sports.

The rooms and suites have a hip, modern design with local artwork, creating a peaceful haven to unwind after thrilling activities. Evo Hotel’s commitment to supporting local projects and organizations made my stay even more special.

One of my favorite places in Salt Lake City, the Kimpton Hotel Monaco, blends old-world charm with modern sophistication. While visiting, I appreciated the preservation of original features. The clever design brings old-school grandeur into the 21st Century.

My guest room perfectly fused classic and contemporary luxury and dining in the historic bank lobby was a delight. I savored exquisite dishes and expertly crafted cocktails in the bar and lounge.

For business or pleasure, the Kimpton Hotel Monaco offers stylish ballrooms and conference rooms. The location is within walking distance of city attractions, a short drive to ski resorts, and the TRAX light rail system at the doorstep.

It’s one of my favorite places to unwind. The tasteful color splashes added charm, making it inviting. Rooms and suites, designed for space, kept things uncomplicated, enhancing the laid-back vibe.

I enjoyed daily hot breakfasts to start the day and the complimentary social evening for mingling. Meeting rooms and a business center catered to my work needs.

What truly sets this hotel apart is its central location. While staying, I loved how the Vivint Smart Home Arena, Salt Palace Convention Center, and Temple Square were all within walking distance.

Conveniently located near the Salt Palace Convention Center and Temple Square, the AC Hotel Salt Lake City is well-situated for travelers looking to absorb local culture.

The hotel’s style is unintrusive with its clean lines and oatmeal neutrals. Guest rooms are just as uncomplicated, which leaves the space free for home-from-home touches. Large windows open onto views of the city, filling rooms with natural light.

In the hotel lounge, craft brews are on tap with tapas-style bites to eat, and a freshly baked continental breakfast is available at the AC Kitchen. A selection of event spaces caters for business and pleasure.

I love this exceptionally rated hotel. It’s an imposing building set against the backdrop of the Wasatch and Oquirrh Mountains.

The spacious rooms with soaring ceilings and full-length windows are beautifully decorated with Italian marble, English wool, and cherry wood furnishings. I was delighted to find priceless antiques and art from around the world displayed throughout the hotel.

During my stay, I tried the delicious cream teas and pastries. The brasserie offered delectable European cuisine, complemented by a selection of cocktails and craft brews. The amenities here are top-notch, including a variety of event spaces, two ballrooms, a well-equipped fitness center, and two pools. I even had the opportunity to explore a toy store and a men’s haberdashery on-site.

Nestled amidst lush ivy, I love this charming Victorian mansion that dates back to the turn of the century. While staying at this place, I was delighted to find five elegant suites with antique furnishings, set against pristine white walls and linen. The sixth suite added a burst of cheer with its sunny canary yellow decor.

One of the highlights of my visit was the three-course ‘pioneer’s’ breakfast. In the dining room, there was a delightful spread of hot drinks, pastries, and fresh fruits available. The cafe was open most days, offering a wonderful alternative. During my stay, I also enjoyed the opportunity to unwind by the cozy fire in the library or bask in the sunlight on the terrace and the garden.

I experienced both indoor and outdoor events during my visit, all of which were hosted in the historic mansion and the Carriage House. 

I loved the Peery Hotel. While visiting, I was charmed by its historic Prairie-revival architecture within walking distance of the city center. The interior exudes 1920s elegance, mixing vintage and modern elements seamlessly.

Staying there, I found the guest rooms simple yet comfortable, offering a peaceful retreat. The hotel also features four conference rooms and two ballrooms for weddings and events.

I tried local wines in the tasting rooms and savored farm-inspired American cuisine made from sustainable ingredients at the grill restaurant.

 While staying at these modern, bright, and airy apartments, I experienced a well-designed self-catering experience. The decor is refreshingly simple and stylish, with some units even featuring breakfast islands and balcony seating.

During my visit, I tried out the shared outdoor area. It’s equipped with comfy sofa-style seats, fire coals, and a convenient gas grill for cooking up a great meal.

I made use of the fitness center, spent time in the community room, and enjoyed some coffee in the on-site café. The round-the-clock contactless access made it incredibly convenient to explore downtown Salt Lake.

While staying at the Four Points Marriott, I loved the complimentary airport shuttle, ensuring a quick arrival. The warm wood lobby with its natural materials and modern design set the tone for relaxed luxury.

My guest room boasted polished wood floors, cozy lighting, and plush comfort. The hotel offered a business center alongside meeting rooms and a fitness center with an outdoor pool. I tried the hotel restaurant with its traditional American favorites, and the modern bar area was perfect for meeting or catching up.

I love these suites for their customizability. I experienced how versatile they are, making them perfect for both business and pleasure. Each suite comes with full kitchens, cozy sleeping areas, convenient shelving and storage spaces, and well-lit workstations with adjustable shelving.

I also discovered the high-ceilinged lobby, adorned with cool starburst lights and enormous windows. It can be easily transformed into an event space. There’s also a shared area where I enjoyed a continental buffet breakfast and did some work in the company of fellow travelers. The fitness center and meeting room were other great amenities I tried out.

One of the best aspects of this place is its proximity to the Salt Palace Convention Center, which is just a short walk away.

I love this charmingly rustic yet elegantly decorated house that’s nestled near the base of Big Cottonwood Canyon. I experienced its rich Nordic interior, which is deeply rooted in its history. This place was originally built by three Norwegian brothers who came to Utah to compete in ski-jumping competitions and ended up playing a pivotal role in establishing the local ski industry.

One of the highlights of my stay was the gourmet, home-cooked breakfast served daily.

I had the chance to stay in one of the five unique guest rooms, each featuring its private bathroom and a wonderful Scandinavian ambiance. The cozy fireplace indoors provided a perfect spot to unwind, and I also enjoyed the ample patio seating around a fire pit and gas grill. Not to forget, there’s a hot tub nearby for added relaxation.