La Quinta Inn Salt Lake City West

Very clean. Quite. Very kind people. Loved our stay. Go ahead and stay in the suite. TOTALLY WORTH THE EXTRA $. clean tub and very relaxing

I’ve stayed at all the La Quintas in the Salt Lake Valley, and this is the worst. After a delightful stay at the La Quinta in Kennewick, Wa the night before, we decided to take our chances and find one of the La Quinta in Salt Lake City to stay in on our way home. Who would have thought that there was a big dog show in town??? The La Quinta in Layton, Midvale and at the airport were booked solid. After almost 10 hours of driving, I didn’t want to go all the way down to Provo, so we got the last room here.
This is a takeover property, not an original La Quinta. The stairwells are filthy. Carpets are stained. Our room has a disgusting smell, screen is bent, door doesn’t close properly, lampshades are cracked… should I go on? In addition, they were going to charge me $ 10 for my dog, but didn’t after I complained.
I know La Quinta has standards… don’t they inspect their properties? This one would fail.

This was a horrible place to stay. There was chewing tobacco spit on the wall, no trash can liners, stained carpet, someone else’s hair on the shower curtain and a HORRIBLE cooking odor throughout the rear of the hotel where we stayed. The odor was so strong, you couldn’t get away from it. The back door hallway is falling apart, and the room next to front desk (not dining area) needs improving — some is painted some is not, it just made the place feel junky. If you stay on the ground floor, do not get room 120. The beds terribly need replacing. We would have been better off at a dive motel, rather then this La Quinta.
The man at the front desk made my boyfriend feel like he’d put him out just by wanting to check out, he would rather sleep on the lobby couch then hand over a receipt.
If you’re towing a trailer, there is no trailer spots in the parking lot. Although we asked prior to our reservation, and was told yes. They had no spots for a double vehicle. We parked behind the hotel in the restaurant parking area (with permission from the restaurant). Had the hotel been full, and the restaurant told us no, there wouldn’t have been a place to park.
We will not be staying here again.
All this said, the young girl at the front desk at check in, was so sweet and nice. She was the best part of our stay. We would give her all 5 stars. Thank you.

This is why I stay a loyal La Quinta Rewards member! Very clean room, comfy bed and awesome breakfast. We had car trouble, so the manager, Jay, let us bring our 3 dogs and a cat into the lobby so they wouldn’t be in the heat while we waited for the repairs to be made. Outstanding service.

Quiet, clean, spacious rooms. It’s no-​frills but the beds are comfortable and it is very clean; not dusty or any odors even though they allow dogs. The best part is the service for a no-​frills, basic place. Very helpful even very late at night at the front desk. We left a phone charger in the room by mistake… they Fedexed it to us immediately (at no charge to us) and it arrived the Next Day. This place is dog-​friendly so if you’re traveling with your dogs it’s a good option. The rooms were only $ 89 for the night for a double queen and $ 10 extra for a dog. Again, it’s a no-​frills, clean, friendly place for when you’re driving through, just need a stop and are fine with the basics. Excellent wifi coverage (free). People are very nice. Excellent value for your money.

Very nice hotel near residential area. Front desk was extremely nice, was upgraded to a Jacuzzi suite. Very clean and updated room, with giant tv, wet bar, microwave and fridge (and of course, a nice Jacuzzi). WIfi worked just fine, a/​c unit kept temperature and was quiet. Enough outlets, but would be nice to have a more accessible one near the desk area. Strongly recommended.

Swimming pool and hot tub not working without inform when we checked in. Stayed here a week ago and the price is up 20 percent a week ago for less people. Very unhappy unhappy my experience with this chain is you must ask if they have a bad internet working internet it’s a swimming pool as advertised works in the hot tub. Then over a hundred in there you know the price of 69 unacceptable.

We stayed at this hotel for 2 nights. Rooms were clean and we experienced great customer service. Jay at the front desk was courteous and was able to get us a crib for our baby. The first room we were booked for smelled like cigarettes and he switched us to a suite room. Overall we enjoyed our stay.

I have stayed here a couple of times now and never had any issues.
For being to close to the freeway, it is quiet. There are plenty of dinning choices within a short walk and even more on the opposite side of the 215 at the Valley Fair Mall area.
The beds are comfortable, rooms clean, great wifi and they have 40″-42″ flat-​screens tvs.
Both times I stayed, my room had a small kitchenette… but I am not sure if all rooms do or not.
I will not hesitate to stay here again and recommend.

After the great LQ Inn & Suites of St. George, I had high hopes for my stay in SLC, but was pretty let down. Our room had a terrible smell the first night, and I’m not sure whether we slowly got used to it, or if it finally dissipated (thanks to the windows that actually open), but it was a punch-​you-​in-​the-​face bad experience to start. The room was a bit shabby, although the TV was newer, huge, and bright. The hallways were clean and felt safe. Breakfast gave me a tummyache on the first day, so I skipped it thereafter, except occasionally grabbing tea on the run.
The location is pretty decent. It’s right near the freeway and a short drive to downtown, but the price is a fraction of what you’d pay to stay in the city center. There’s a mall nearby with some food options, and a light rail line apparently runs next to the mall.
If traveling back to SLC and needing to stay in a LQ (if I had my dog/​s with me, for example), I’d probably try my luck with a different LQ rather than return to this one, but it was a fine place to stay for the better part of a week’s trip.

It can be difficult traveling with 2 boxers. The La Quinta is dog friendly ($ 10 additional fee to our room). The hotel is at the end of a residential street. The outside is a bit dated, and had me kind of nervous. Once we entered the lobby it was nice & the staff was friendly. Our room was in great condition. A bit older –but was clean. It was easy to get back on the hwy in the am.
If you’re traveling with furry friends, this is a good choice.

This little motel has a nice out-​of-​the-​way vibe. It’s located at the end of a residential street and it’s very quiet. The exterior is straight out of the eighties but the interior is updated and, quite frankly, the room was more well-​appointed than most hotels in which I’ve spent the night. For $ 64 (that’s right… $ 64) we had a 50″ flat screen with DirectTV and WiFi that worked well. The bed felt new and the free breakfast was a real breakfast. We stayed here last week on our way from Sacramento to the Black Hills, and we made sure we booked another room or our way back…

La Quintas have always been a solid option for me when travelling with a dog. This hotel was definitely a few steps down from the typical La Quinta.
I arrived around 9:30pm on a Monday evening. There was 1 lady ahead of me, yet I waited 25 minutes to check in. The guy behind the front desk was nice, but desperately in need of one or two additional staff. His common sense wasn’t all there. He answered and had a complete conversation with 2 people on the phone, while the lady and I waited. He then took the lady in front of me. Answered another phone call (that included various questions and a completed reservation). When I was about to go up to the counter, he told an approaching guest it was okay to go before me so they could fix another problem the guest was having. I was infuriated.
On top of the poor service, the room was run down, missing clean wash cloths, and there were leftover old wash cloths from the previous guest hanging on the shower bar. Additionally, the room smelled worse than a dog shelter. I have stayed in numerous hotels with my dog in the past, and never, ever has a room been so disgusting. It’s as though they decided to say «F» it and refrain from vacuuming.
I won’t ever stay at this La Quinta again.

CLEAN, FRIENDLY, DEAL. In terms of friendliness, anything more is luxury. I needed toothpaste, no prob, even offered a toothbrush. Courtesy shuttle came in 10 mins to the airport. Shuttle runs until 1am and starts again at 4:30am, awesome. I got $ 85 room, 2 twin beds, flat screen tv, comfortable, hardly any noise. Breakfast was basic, but for a total of $ 95 it and the free shuttle is a steal; especially considering how comfortably neat/​clean the overall stay is. Free wifi.

Nice and clean, but boring typical room. Not worth $ 100 for one night, more like $ 50. It was hardly better than a Motel 6. No power outlet to charge anything except by the sink. The shower sucked, no water pressure, and the children above me kept jumping off the bed and it was extremely loud. Pool/​hottub filled with children all the way until the 10pm close, lame. There also seemed to be no central a/​c for the building so the hallways and elevators were stifling! The next day I stayed at a Best Western that was better in EVERY way for the same price; it was totally new and modern and you cannot beat their showers. No more La Quinta for me.

Stayed here one night on an 8 day tour of the west. While it’s not a «Five Star Hotel» I’m ginving it 5 stars. The bedding the used is what you’d find in a 4 – 5 star hotel. The room was very clean and service was outstanding. It was a real home spun lobby with the god bless america and in god we trust signs. The breakfeast was ok for hotel continental. We went to Smitty’s a must if your in town.

Awesome for a La Quinta! Newly remodeled and very clean. Book online for cheapest rates though.

Stayed here for only one night while passing on a road trip through Salt Lake City. The room was very clean, the internet was fast, and the beds were the most comfortable I’ve slept in for the price (all three of these qualities definitely are worth the $ 5 more that La Quinta charges over the motel chain that was next door).
The receptionists were very friendly and called us in our room after we had checked in to make sure everything was good and to check if we needed anything.
I really liked the location of this hotel, it was right next to the highway and it was really easy to get to/​leave. The road that it is on also has plenty of restaurants and shopping, so it was super easy to get some dinner (I went up the street a few miles to try Pounders Hawaiian Island Grill based on Unilocal recommendations — it has awesome food, and they offer take-​out so you can bring it back to the room if you want).

La Quinta at Midvale is far from glorious and twice as unimpressive. However, when cheap accommodations are needed, it’s «the best of the flea bag hotels» according to one of the guests staying there. The hotel is an aging, outdated facility with hallways that seem to span into the next zip code. That being said, you are paying a mere $ 59 — and La Quinta delivers on value
A friendly staff is on hand 24 hours, and are well acquainted with the area in case you have questions about skiing and the surrounding mountains. The rooms are clean enough, once you gain access using your Swiss cheese key card. The beds were comfortable, the TV had a nice selection, and parking was widely available. But La Quinta for $ 59 a night doesn’t stop there. You have access to a pool and hot tub, which requires a short, freezing cold run outside to get to. The pool is housed in what looks like a greenhouse, which has a comically thick fog inside. The hot tub hits the spot after a full day of skiing, despite some mysterious grey gunk that likes to float to the top — However the overwhelming smell of chlorine lets you know that there couldn’t possibly be anything alive in the water… La Quinta tops off it’s value with a free breakfast in the morning, complete with cereal, Belgian waffles, yoplait yogurt, bagels and eggs. Even more unexpected is the free and fairly fast internet.
For 59 bucks, you get more then most Marriotts offer — Internet, food, express checkout, and a pool/​hot tub, even if it lacks the same class. It is in a great location if you plan on skiing, with access to mountains such as Alta, Snowbird, Park City and Solitude. A wide food selection can be found 10 minutes away in Sandy.
My only complaint is that the cleaning people seem to forget about the bathroom every time they came in.
So ignore what your conscious may be telling you when you first see this place — La Quinta offers all the basics for a low price, and then some.

I stayed at this hotel on three different occasions last year. All within the same month, work was putting me up here during the week and flying me back home for the weekend.
This hotel was all i needed and very clean and quiet. I was in walking distance to a local bar and a chilis and applebees. I did not have a rental car so walking was a must. There is a mexican join literally behind the hotel and a must try if your there.
I never had any problems with the hotel and they were always ready to help at the front desk no matter the time of day.
Breakfast in the morning was plain but what do you expect.
Would stay here again for business purposes only