We have stayed here many times. Very quiet. Great rooms. Great beds. Much better than average breakfasts. When we have travelled with family or other friends we often reserve the two bedroom suites.

Very clean and quiet, with no noise problems. Pioneer Park across the street was filled in the south half with "Occupy SLC" protestors, so running in the park was a challenge. Three block walk to convention center, but not bad. Hotel had very good Japanese restaurant next door. Parking for hotel was a shared garage under the hotel and was poorly lit. The gentleman hosting the morning buffet on Tuesday or Wednesday, 25/26 October was very nice and professional. Room was very comfortable and bed was great. Extremely clean room.

My husband and I chose this suite hotel based on the great reviews on tripadvisor.
I agree with all on location, cleanliness, quality and buffets.
I'll mention some other points which have not been highlighted earlier.

Initially, I was surprised by the presence of homeless people in the park across from the Hotel.
However, as the days progressed, I was aware that they were regularly monitored and moved on.
Also, they do not hang close to the hotel.Comforting, is that the Police Department has a connection to the Hotel and often the officers came in for the breakfast and dinner buffets.

We had a suite on the 3rd floor. All of the suites on this floor have accessibility to an outdoor area that wraps around the entire hotel and encompasses a heated swimming pool and hot tub. Even though the outside air was chilly (50F), I enjoyed the hot tub.

The business center is incredible! It has a computer, fax, copier,and calculator with paper read outs...............all complementary.

There is also the convenience of a self service laundry located in the hotel, which I did not have to use. In the suite is a grocery shopping list, which when filled out, will be delivered to you by the staff.

A truly welcoming addition to this hotel are two employees, the Host and Hostess of the Dinner Buffet, Amber Gallegos and Ma'afu Suliafu. Not only were they entertaining, but they made me feel at home. If I was in the Hospitality Industry, I'd grab these two up!

My wife and I stayed here for five nights while I was attending a conference. We had never stayed in Salt Lake City before. We chose this hotel after reading the many positive reviews on Tripadvisor, and we were not disappointed. All the staff were very helpful and the service was outstanding. The complimentary buffet breakfast each morning included a good choice of both hot and cold food items, but what impressed us the most were the complimentary evening meals from 5-7 PM on Monday-Thursday. These meals included beer and wine, that was usually served at our table by the staff without us having to ask for refills. The service was very attentive and friendly both at breakfast and at the evening meal. The suite included a kitchen with a two burner stove, a large refrigerator, a dishwasher and a large microwave oven. The king size bed was comfortable and a ceiling fan is located over the bed. We used the workout facility every day. My only complaint about the gym is that some of the machines were fairly old and in some cases needed to be replaced. Some of the previous reviews mentioned that the complimentary internet connection was slow, but I found both the wired and WiFi connection to be good during our stay. The TV picture on the large flat screen TV in our room was very grainy on some of the channels. There was a DVD player connected to the TV and complimentary DVDs were available to borrow, but we did not use this service.The hotel is located just a few minutes walk from downtown and a block from the tram service (which is free within the downtown area).