This place should not be in business as it gives bed and breakfast a really bad name.
There was a typed form letter on the front door saying that they were fully booked and if you were a guest go to the back door.
On the back door there was another form letter addressed to us telling us where our room was and said see you in the morning. No expanation why there was no one there.
There were no other guests in the old house.
It was a Sunday night and we really wanted advise on where to go for dinner in Salt Lake City on a Sunday night as many places were closed.
We found a hamburger ''joint"not to our standard, we are New Zealanders and used to a bit better food after along days driving.
The breakfast in the morning was OK but we had no idea who prepared it and when we asked the brand of coffee (it was quite good) they had no idea. We very begrudgingly paid for our nights stay. It they had been part of a chain we would have refused to pay as there was no service and this is not what we expect from a bed and breakfast and we stayed at many on our 5 week holiday in the USA.
Would never return to this place and would definitely not reccomend it.

At the end of town in a charming old neighborhood. This is a historic old house named after the Danish man who built and finished it in 1903. The couple who own the inn were very nice and accommodating and we had a great breakfast. They told us of a very scenic drive to get to our next destination and we were very glad we listened to their advice. The house is decorated and maintained beautifully for as old as it is and the room and bed were very comfortable. A very nice place to stay for a night or more.