Hotel vicino a Art Access Gallery - Salt Lake City

“Posizione centrale, piscina gradevole, vicino a ristoranti ”

“Struttura vicino al centro. Stanza ampia e pulita, personale gentile e disponibile. È possibile parcheggiare nella rimessa di fronte all’hotel, a pagamento. L’unica cosa che ho trovato molto confusionaria è stata la colazione: quando siamo arrivati non c’erano più posate, nè tovaglioli..l’acqua calda era finita..insomma, credo che un po’ più di attenzione sarebbe necessaria. ”

“Spotless ”

“Hotel eccellente! Hall magnifica !! Ottimo il ristorante!! ”

“Clean room friendly staff easy parking”

“We were so happy to be able to have dinner and breakfast in this sweet hotel after our long drive. It was very quiet and comfortable. ”

“Ottima struttura per visitare Salt Lake City, albergo in ottime condizioni ottima colazione”

“Many amenities and services available, restaurant and rooftop bar, stay was well worth and above all expectations. ”

“Fantastico”

“Staff was very friendly and helpful. Room was clean and spacious. Not a lot of parking. Overall it was a good stay.”

“Nice hotel, clean and very kind staff, close to the convention center and close to downtown. ”

“We had a wonderful stay. The staff at the front desk were incredibly friendly and helpful, and our room was spacious, spotless, and modern with comfortable beds. The location was also very convenient for exploring downtown. We would definitely stay here again. ”

“Hotel Monaco is a delightful place to stay in SLC! Fantastic location, beautiful rooms and superb bar and restaurant. My only complaint: The Hotel Restaurant (Bambara) has added Octopus to their menu. Nobody should be eating Octopus. Guess they didn't get the Memo? Octopus are incredibly intelligent animals. Maybe as smart as a dog. Would you eat a dog?”

“Sufficiente: un appartamento a tutti gli effetti, con cucina e soggiorno. Purtroppo non c'era a disposizione caffè. Quando siamo arrivati per il check-in alle 16 la stanza non era ancora pronta. Struttura vetusta. Vicina però ad Temple Square.”