Airport Inn Hotel

The paint was new, but that was about it. Everything was out of the mid 1990s, including an old bubble tube TV and, seemingly, mattress. Worst night of sleep I've had in ages.

The personal was nice but The place need to clean more all the facilites The pool, you don't have nice lobby to relax, the hallways smell bad, was dust in all the furniture in the lobby

Close the airport and has all basic facilities, was very clean. A/C made too much noise, we couldn't get any sleep.

Relatively clean, price shud hv been lower Ants

The restaurant that is next to/inside the hotel. Additionally to the price of the room, there was an extra $100 that I did not know would be added to the bill as a "security" deposit. And if the room was SUSPECTED of malice or smoking, then you don't get it back. I was too paranoid to leave a cup out of place in light of that. I wouldn't stay again.

Shuttle to airport. They have a pool in the lobby, therefore the inside of the lobby reeked of chlorine and it brought tears to my eyes, it was so strong. Was on the first floor, could hear the room above me walking around, dragging their suitcase, getting on the bed until 1am. Had to get up at 4 am for my flight. You do the math on how many hours I got of sleep. Everything was dated and felt dingy. Would not stay here again.

The continental breakfast was not worth it.

Don.t know. Room semed small, cramped. Toliet area very small for large person. Old, small tv, poor picture. Pool looked dirty.

Close to the airport and had a shuttle. I will say the bed was very comfortable. The room we were given was out of the 80's. Furniture was old and worn, there were no available outlets in the room for charging phones. I walked by a room that was being cleaned and the room looked modern and very nice. It made me wonder why I got a room out of the 80's. I won't go back.

Not much, at all. First, the $100.00 incidentals charge at checkin, no mention of it. 2nd, bad odor in room. 3rd, blood or fecal stain on sheets. 4th, rude front desk staff. 5th, no real tv.

room was fine the breakfast included was not very good and the pool and hot tub is pretty much in the lobby

The pillows. The staff is cold, impersonal and unsympathetic. There is a restaurant attached to the hotel but it is now little more than a place to sit while eating what they describe as "complimentary breakfast", two eggs (good) bread described as toast (bad) and french fries described as hash browns (bad). The waitress never said a single word to me. The hostess took my order (one of two breakfast options). The grounds were not clean. The room's bathroom was not very clean. The only microwave in the entire place had what I can only assume was a month's worth of previous guest spilled food in it. And this must be the only hotel on the planet that still collects a $100 deposit on the off chance that the guest doesn't own a cell phone and will need to use the room phone. I am not in the habit of loaning hotels money so I won't be returning.

The price is right, and the location is great: very close to the airport. The rooms and decor of the whole place are dated. Small parking lot.

The free hot breakfast was well above average. The whole hotel feels worn out and old. The pool and hot tub are in an awkward area right in front of the check-in desk and look dirty, old, and dingy. The room was noisy and the TV was at least 2 decades old.

Room was clean. Staff was not very friendly or helpful at all, and in fact bordered on rude. Although the hotel was very clean, it still felt a little dirty because the building is old and dingy. It is literally attached to a Chinese restaurant, for what that's worth. The price is reasonable, but I would pick another airport hotel if the price was close.

Room was clean and mostly comfortable. Every time we tried to use our free breakfast voucher they said that breakfast was over even when it was before the cutoff time for breakfast.

proximity to airport ripped fabric on chair, broken plug, and ants

First room I checked into had what can only be described as a "money shot" on the right side of the bed frame that had a dried and crusted trail going all the way down to the bed. When I went to the front desk to complain, I was informed that the hotel does not actually have a cleaning staff but, apparently, outsources this activity to only certain parts of the day. Thus, the poor girl who worked the front counter was forced to come up to the room with a sponge and attempt to clean it herself - only it WOULD NOT COME OFF. Apparently, this particular stain had been there so long that by using a sponge to clean it, the fake leather on the frame simply started to flake off and the stain remained. While I feel sorry for the staff, this hotel is a dump. It is VERY run down and very isolated, despite supposedly being close to the airport. It also didn't help that I was charged a near 40% premium for happening to stay here during the Outdoor Retailer Show. Salt Lake City is a pretty barren place, in terms of activities and amenities, but if you can stay in a hotel in the downtown area (will save a few bucks in the long run as well).

The location is the only good thing. Everything felt awkward. The staff was cold, the restaurant was uncomfortable, eating breakfast is a closed Chinese restaurant and a pool in the lobby.

Waited too long for airport shuttle At check-in I asked for a taxi the follow morning at a certain time. The following morning when I asked about the taxi, they had no idea. I had to wait 20 minutes for a taxi and was almost late to my meeting. Once I got to my room on check-in day at 22:30, they shut off of the water for 40 minutes.

The room was clean The staff was rude and not welcoming it was not a good experience.

24 hr FREE airport shuttle is fantastic - friendly driver Comfortable bed RUDE staff, very dated hotel, old crappy TVs, smells old, NASTY breakfast made of recycled leftovers at the dirty in-house Chinese restaurant, the housekeeper barging in the room at 9am after checking in at 3am (delayed flight).