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Like a living museum, downtown Salt Lake City's Grand America Hotel appeals to all the senses. Its oak-lined hallways are adorned with 18th century tapestries, bronze sculptures and original works of art, and sumptuous guestrooms and suites feature floor-to-ceiling woodwork, lush brocades, French Richlieu furnishings and spectacular mountain views from private balconies. Dining is a pleasure with a menu of American seasonal cuisine, and relaxing is equally divine: Enjoy harp music in front of a fire, drift in the magnificent indoor pool or savor a massage at the spa.
Grand America Hotel
555 South Main St.
Salt Lake City, Utah
84111
Nearest Airport: SLC
From the website “our Corner King Rooms offer added privacy and extra space, enhanced by sweeping views through two walls of windows.” Which I willingly paid more for this “corner”. Both windows facing the same dull direction. Not Glass on two walls as expected. One of the windows being in the bathroom area. Being in the top 1% of contributors to TA, must say, I really detest when this happens as it creates immediate disappointment. Went back to reception who changed me to another room with the exact same outcome! Otherwise a really top notch hotel. Excellent self parking below the hotel. Nice concert (free for guests) on the lawn on Friday night. Also attended a great Candlelight Concert 🎻. Great staff. Excellent location.
StephenCr0ss - Dublin, Ireland
This hotel is as luxurious as any we've experienced. The property itself obviously was built with no concern for expanse. Everything is sunptuous--marble trim, antiqe style furnishings, art. Our room was over the top--spacious, appointed, every need met. The bathroom itself is actually 3 rooms--the toilet is in its own little room, then thr tub, shower, and sink in another then a make-up sink and ironing room in front. If you dream of the highest luxury this it--with a staff that is eager and ready to resolve problems that aren't theirs in the first place!
TR26 - Dayton, Ohio
Nice accommodation but checkin staff seemed to need training. Asked about times and reservations for high tea and was told it was only on Sunday and staff had no idea about times. Walked 20 feet to discover it was taking place all afternoon. At this price point, surprised that the hotel provided no water in the room.
robertsQ2411OK - Scottsdale, Arizona
Quick overnight stay! The lobby and grounds are immaculate. It feels like walking into a stately European manor. We stayed on the 19th floor. The room was very clean and well appointed. She loved the wall paper and decor. The finishes were high end (heavy doors, quality furniture, comfortable bed, quality pillows, high water pressure in the shower, two sinks in separate areas of the bathroom). The view was good and there is a slider that opens to a 10-12 inch “balcony.” Fantastic stay for a reasonable price and the staff were outstanding! Will stay again for longer next time we are in SLC.
Fighton99 - Boise, Idaho
A lovely Hotel very nice staff and and an amazing swimming pool, rooms large very comfortable and clean. I would’ve given it a five but I had a dry martini in the Gibson bar and it was so small but two sips and it was gone. Such a shame as I was looking forward to it very much especially when you consider it was top dollar
Roving02299837087 - Guildford, United Kingdom
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Had a wonderful experience at the GRAND America Hotel. Beautiful property, exquisite service, exceptionally friendly staff and the food was outstanding. Can't imagine staying anywhere else when in the Salt Lake City area.
-R. Bachmann
Grand America Hotel — what an incredible place! I enjoyed a luxurious suite, lovely meals, high tea and elegant dining. Spa treatments were wonderful, and the pool and workout room were just right. I was attending a conference and presenting a paper for the first time, and this experience was so wonderful that I was relaxed and pampered. What a find in Salt Lake City!
-N. McLean