+'s: best of both worlds---while old {1910 they told me} the hotel has obviously been recently renovated and as a result, historic charm is intact while modern amentities abound... great oval shower with fine water pressure/showerhead;plenty of tv channels {100+!}....the mattress with the memory foam was wonderful!...tasty complimentary coffee in the lobby that isn't the usual swill found in typical hotel lobbies....Best of all was the location ---there is a huge mall nearby{the Gateway} and we found several food places that were real treasures within easy walking distance {Squatters Microbrewery was fun, Market Street Grill has a great breakfasts, Carlucci's Bakery {try the pizzelles!}, and Bruges {must try the deliciously doughy Belgium waffles}

-'s: when we wanted soft drinks, we could not find a drink machine anywhere within---only water and the aforementioned coffee {this was more of an irritation than a serious negative};
being an older hotel {1910, they told me} the rooms are slightly smaller than average but not disconcertingly so...; I wished they would have had a free breakfast but this seems to be the type of perk found with many of the business-oriented hotel chains...Finally, having to pay for parking was disappointing though typical for a downtown hotel. We opted for the large paid lot adjacent to the hotel which offered 1/2 day and full day options for $5 and $10 respectively.

I've stayed at the Peery three times in the last 12 months. It is an old hotel, and the rooms are not particularly spacious, but the bed is worth any inconvenience caused by the tiny bathroom and lack of counter space at the sink. I've gotten a good night's sleep on each of my stays, and that's unusual for me when staying in a hotel. The Tempurpedic mattress is wonderful! The staff is helpful and friendly, and I give special kudos to Joe, the evening concierge/bellman/parking attendant. Parking is an additional charge ($12 per day, I think), but the price of the room is reasonable and the hotel is within an easy walk of a number of good restaurants. Parking rates include in-and-out service. I have no doubt I'll book at the Peery whenever I travel to Salt Lake City. Just be sure to ask for a room away from the dumpster!

The location is great but there is no covered parking. Find parking on the street or pay $10 to park in an adjoining lot. The hotel is old but has been renovated in the past few years. The rooms are very tiny, however the king bed was a temperpedic mattress and was fabulous! The bathroom is a closet! No tub and the shower is definitely for only one person. Easy walking distance to downtown Salt Lake or to the Trax for transportation.

I stayed at the hotel last week and let me tell you... some of the greatest customer service I have ever experienced. I bellman Tanner was extremely helpful and always was there right away when I needed him. The beds were amazing I mean really amazing and the Housekeeping staff did an excellent job of keeping my room nice and tidy.

I was especially impressed with the front desk agent Bradley, he was always eager to help me with whatever I needed. Always greeted me with a smile and made me feel so comfortable to be there. I will return to the peery everytime I am in town specifically because of Bradley.