Inn On The Hill

Absolutely the best treasure here to stay! Love it! Thank you to all the staff for the excellent care and kindness!

Finally, a B&B in SLC that lives up to what you envision a B&B should be.
Pros
Price — while B&B’s are a little pricier than other lodging, this one is perfectly priced for the service, location and comfort you get.
Location — conveniently located and even though it’s next to State St. the room we were in (Topaz Mountain) we couldn’t hear any of the traffic even with the windows open.
Bed — awesome. King sized bed, firm but soft all tailored with the best sheets I’ve ever slept in. In fact, we’ll be buying a set of the Comphy sheets for our home.
Room — the Topaz Mountain room was great. Large and spacious yet very unique. The bathroom was huge. It had a large shower and large person jetted tub.
Breakfast — we had the eggs benedict with fresh fruit and choice of juice delivered to our room. It was awesome, we’ve been craving good eggs benedict ever since our stay. Plus, the fruit they served, in the dead of winter, was great.
Cookies — a couple varieties of large fresh cookies are set out on the main level for all to enjoy. The hard part is eating just one.
Cons
Room — the room was hot. All. Night. Long. Even with the windows open with 20 degree temps outside we could never seem to cool it down. Kind of a bummer because it did affect our sleep but since the beds were so nice it kind of off set it.
The Smell — fortunately/​unfortunately this issue is not the Inn’s fault nor can they do anything about it. The wind blew in all the stink from the NSLC refineries the night of our stay and it was not good, especially since we had to have the windows open to try to cool our room down. It wasn’t the best but again, nothing the Inn can do about the wind nor the refineries.
Side Note
Ask the front desk, when they deliver breakfast to you room, if they could drop it off outside the door and knock to let you know it’s there so that you can go out and get it once they’re gone. I absolutely love breakfast delivered to the room but having them come in and put it on the bed it a little weird and kind of uncomfortable. I’m sure it’s an option but it isn’t notated anywhere or given as an option when you sign up for your breakfast time and I didn’t think to ask.

Really cool old mansion that is conveniently located within an easy walk of downtown. My wife and I have stayed here several times and we were there again Friday night for her bday. Their rooms have nice tubs, which my wife really likes. The only reason I held off on a 5 star review was I didn’t love the breakfast and in the room we had it was hard to control the room temperature. Even though it is winter, they have a cooler that you’re supposed to keep on so the room doesn’t get too hot but the cooler was really loud.

Stayed 2 nights after our wedding. Perfect location, within walking distance of Temple Square, even in the cold. The rooms are charming, and it’s cool that they leave the doors open to rooms when unoccupied, so you can see the personality of each.
Breakfast was great, and staff was very accommodating
We stayed in King’s Peak, up a few flights of stairs, and had fellow guests help us with luggage before the staff could even offer! There was a noisy family 1 night on our floor, but we could only hear them when they came into the hall.
Highly recommended for a romantic getaway or wedding night, but there are better places if you plan to bring the kids along.

Breakfast at this B and B is excellent. The chef is outstanding.
Staff are friendly and accommodating. The rooms range from pleasant to truly luxurious. We stayed in one of the smaller, lower cost rooms on the lower level (Arches). It was a tad cramped for two but was comfortable and had a large bath with hot tub which we enjoyed. We also had fun playing pool in the parlor on the main level. Plenty of comfortable places inside and out of the house in which to relax and enjoy the surroundings. Highly recommend this inn for a pleasant stay in Salt Lake City.

My husband chose the Inn on the Hill as a quick getaway to celebrate our 21^st anniversary. It was the best decision. We stayed in the Topaz room. The room was big, comfortable, clean, beautiful, and quiet. We are short people so the low ceiling didn’t bother us much, but, if you are tall, you may want to consider another room. We loved all the small details – the cookies on the lobby, the tea/​coffee/​hot chocolate in the dinning room, the complimentary mini bar and the chocolate on the pillow. The service was excellent. Everybody was nice and courteous, from the evening shift that welcomed us to the breakfast shift that served us so well. The only thing that was a little disappointed was the absolute casual wear of the evening shift – I’m glad it wasn’t pretentious but cargo shorts, and Birkenstock sandals was a little too casual for me. Breakfast was perfect. On the morning we were there we had eggs, waffles, and fresh fruit. The chef does take pride in quality and beautiful presentation, and the hostess was extremely nice and attentive. We had a great stay and we are sure to come back. Thank you for making our anniversary special.

Excellent place! More like small hotel than a B&B, but wonderful no matter how you classify it. I stayed in the one person Kodachrome room as I was traveling solo, but it was more than big enough and nicely appointed. Breakfast the next day was a delicious eggs Benedict with a salmon fillet on top. I’ll definitely stay here again.

Very nice and cute place. The front desk manager was so nice. The place was originally a house they converted into a place for people to stay in. The rooms have a little fridge in it as well as cable TV with HBO for your enjoyment. The hot tub we stayed in was able to fit 2 adults. They even had snacks for guests for free. They had a morning breakfast their cook also cooked for us. They fed us a gluten free quiche. Really worth the money and literally 2 minutes walking distance from the state capital. Well worth the stay.
Thank you so much for your hospitality!

This will be my new «go to» place while in SLC, which is at least twice a year. The staff is so personable and professional, anticipating your needs before you do. I did not have to ask for one single thing. And as for Jay, he can tell us he is a bit shy all he wants. I call him unassuming. I watched people connect with him from the moment they walked in. He is a jewel.
As for the accommodations, without a doubt, the most pleasant B&B I have ever been in. Every room has a beautiful, spacious up-​to-​date bathroom, there are plenty of outdoor places, be it a patio or a garden, to enjoy the weather and they gave a wicked pool table
My new home away from home

Great rooms. Amazing food. Very friendly and helpful people.

Beautiful historic home in an ideal setting! We stayed in the Bryce Canyon room with an incredible view of downtown Salt Lake and the mountains from the room and from the porch. The bed was gigantic and comfy, and the house itself is gorgeous.
Our flight was delayed and we arrived late, but the Inn on the Hill has someone staffed 24 hours, so it was no problem. We had an easy check-​in, there were fresh cookies waiting in the hall, and the great staff showed us to our room and pointed out the area on our floor with 24 hour access to free drinks and snacks!
Amazing breakfast! Incredible banana bread french toast, ham, and fresh fruit. Good coffee and a large selection of teas.

Hubby and I stayed here for our wedding night. The room and grounds are beautiful! The host was welcoming and helpful. We stayed in the Saltair room. The bathtub alone is enough for us to come back. I will note that the entrance was difficult to find so we called and the host helped us find the parking lot.

I am writing this review on behalf of my mother, who stayed there for 6 nights this past week and is not so internet savvy. The Kodachrome room was well-​appointed, though small, with a lovely bathtub. The staff were always helpful, and the chef who makes breakfast each morning is amazing (this I can personally vouch for, as I joined my mother several times). One morning he served scrambled eggs, bacon, homemade french toast with warm berry compote and a sweetened cream cheese. Another morning it was breakfast burritos with homemade salsa. Great food, great service.

Fantastic B&B! I stayed in the Kodachrome room, and it was lovely. Super clean, historic building, great views, and comfortable.

I really liked our stay at the Inn. The house is beautiful and our room, the Snow Canyon, was a good size with some beautiful features. The bed was comfortable (which is typically the downfall of B&Bs in my experience) and the breakfast was delicious. The staff was friendly and helpful. Wish we had stayed longer than one night and would love to return.

Beautiful building with attractive, comfortable rooms and common areas. Nice part of town. Pretty good breakfast — standard egg stuff, but OK. Friendly staff actually suggested different room (Saltair instead of King’s Peak) which was a great shift from what I’d reserved online. Saltair and some other rooms have views of downtown — but also face State Street, which could be a bit noisy if you plan to sleep in on a weekday. Otherwise nice and quiet and made for a few good nights’ sleep.

One of the nicest BnB I have stayed.

To start with, it is called Inn on the Hill. No Capitol. The website
is very helpful with great pictures.
Generally we much prefer B&Bs to Hotels.
The location is excellent. An easy walk to downtown Salt Lake. A short walk to the Capitol. Close to City Creek Canyon.
We stayed for Fri, Sat and Sun nights. The Inn is a four story Victorian era building that is very beautiful and well kept. The four public rooms on the main floor have lots of dark wood and are warm and inviting.
If you have difficulty with stairs, it might not be the place for you.
Our room was the «Snow Canyon», on the bottom floor, one below the main floor. Though it was close to a moderately busy street, and we were concerned about the noise, in fact we slept soundly.
The room had little privacy unless all the shades were drawn, due to a porch outside the windows. Again, this was not a big problem because there was not much walking traffic. You had to go up a two step platform of slate tile to get to the bathroom. Getting into the shower/​tub was a minor physical challenge due to a high and wide enclosure.
Breakfast sign-​ups are done the day before. An average and adequate breakfast of a couple pieces of bacon, an egg dish, with toast and fruit. For coffee snobs like us, the coffee was poor — check out Jack Mormon Coffee on E Street.
The Inn keepers are very nice and all the staff went out of their way to accommodate us. They were exceptionally helpful in getting us access to a pool to exercise in.
We would stay here again, but try a different room.

This place is basically a large historic home that has been converted into a fabulous BnB. It’s located on the hill just outside of the SLC uptown area and about one block from the capitol building. So, you are on the fringe of the city but on a quiet side street. I was in the area for a conference and it was probably just shy of a one mile walk to the convention center (not bad at all). Each morning, I would have breakfast and/​or grab a cup of coffee and enjoy the crisp morning air during my walk. Compared to the «box hotels» and such in the downtown area, this is so much more bang for the dollar that you’ll wonder why anyone would choose the alternatives. The inn offer many perks; great views of downtown, clean rooms, fireplaces in the rooms, historic charm in a building with a story to tell so-​to-​speak, free WIFI, large bathrooms and tubs, a billiards room for relaxing, free drinks and snacks, breakfast included, etc. I will definitely be back when/​if I return to SLC. I absolutely recommend it to others and, in fact, tried to get co-​workers to switch over when I arrived. ;-) Thanks for a great experience!