Decent stay for 3 nights. Best part of the 3 days was the staff – every one of them was helpful, friendly & accommodating. We had a 1 bedroom king suite. Our 1st room was 121 and we asked to be moved as it backs up on the elevator & you could hear it (loudly) every time it moved. No problem with the change and the new room was clean & comfortable with a full kitchen, including an oven & dishwasher. Only funky thing about the room was the bathroom – it had double sinks but they were right off the bedroom without a door so if one of you wanted to sleep in you couldn’t without getting disturbed. The toilet and shower were behind a door. Parking was convenient & free, the location was close to multiple restaurants & shopping areas, and the mouth of the canyon for skiing was not too far away. There were free newspapers (SLC local papers, the WSJ, & USA Today). The free breakfast was the norm for a RI – waffles, pastries, cereals, and 4 hot dishes and the usual yogurts & fruits. No complaint it was plentiful & free with decent coffee. Swimming pool was warm and hot tub was hot. Nice stay & would recommend as long a you were looking for a typical Residence Inn experience

We stayed here on for our ski trip to Utah. The price is great compared to 'on mountain' and the facilities around the hotel are great. There are plenty of restaurants close by, the Trax to get to SLC is not far away.
The room was fantastic. We were upgraded to a King Suite with 2 bedrooms, Kitchen and Living area. The room was very comfortable.
Free breakfast was good, though not overly 'healthy' eating.
The free internet was occasionally dropping out in the room, but was fine in the foyer area.
There is a free shuttle bus to the Trax, and to the Ski Bus. Also he will take you basically anywhere with in a 5mile radius of the hotel.
Coming from Australia we had ordered a heap of stuff from Amazon etc in advance. They kept it all for our arrival so we could bring it home.
We are travelling again to Utah soon and will be staying here again.

Upon check in we were able to upgrade to a two-bedroom suite which was quite comfy. The room was exceptionally clean for a hotel that accepts pets. we brought our two dogs along for our week of skiing. staff was pleasant but pool/hottub was closed due to high clorine levels. that wasn't fun. the free nightly food is a plus and the free breakfast wasn't horrible either (not great but not horrible) I'd stay there again if I brought my dogs.

We had an overnight stay here for our daughter's birthday. The pool area was very nice and not too crowded. However, that being said, it is rather small, so it could be a problem if there are more than a couple of families using it. Also, something missing from the pool area are lounge chairs. They only had standard chairs, so it wasn't very comfortable to sit and read and relax. The beds were nice and the breakfast was good. The eggs on the breakfast were cooked perfectly, which is not always the case in a mass production situation. They also offered several drink choices, including soda, which was nice.
Also worth mentioning is that fact that within a mile or two, there are at least 2 dozen places to eat. To name a few: Sweet Tomatoes, Chick-fil-a, Costa Vida, TGI Fridays, Texas Roadhouse, Olive Garden, Five Guys, Mimi's Cafe, Village Inn, Pei Wei, Chili's and Johnny Carino's.