Historic Hotels in Utah

"The hotel is nicely remodeled and still retains its charming period vibes. The only bummer is the aggressive floral stink that assaults your nose sensors. It’s so, so powerful. And pervasive: the lobby, the elevator, the hallways. Walking downtown, we pass people on the sidewalk and can tell they are staying at The Perry because they leave grandma floral breezes in their wake. Wow."

"Stayed at Goulding’s for viewing the monuments. It was perfect place to stay. Very pleased."

"First room we were given was basically a shoebox. It was so tiny just the bed fit. The second room was under construction; the third room the old fashion keys did not work. The people were very nice and the concept is very cute, but I would stay there again."

"The stay itself was great, the staff was also great. The reason I didn't give a great rating was only because the parking is very confusing and on that night it was snowing very hard and we had to try to walk just short of a block where we had to park our car to the hotel. In the spring, summer or early fall that would be okay but not in the dead of winter. Other than that the stay was GREAT."

"This was a great place in a centralized location. Walking distance to many places and restaurants. The breakfast was terrific with super friendly workers who strived to keep the place clean and moving."

"The lady at the front was awful and the property was absolutely disgusting."

"House was so comfortable for our group of 8. We loved it, plenty of room, watching the sunset at night on the porch was relaxing. Jem trails and Gooseberry were a blast to ride, and hiking in Zion was fun. Definitely will come back. "

"Super cute cottage with all of the amenities! I love that we had our own hot tub and accessible parking. Communication was great. Towels and bedding were extremely nice quality, better than most hotels I’ve stayed in. Amazing location less than 2 blocks from great food and entertainment. "