Monaco Hotel Salt Lake City Utah UT. Best Hotel Deals & Reviews

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Located in the historic bank building in the heart of downtown Salt Lake, Hotel Monaco invites guests to indulge in the guilty pleasures that make travel fun. This luxury hotel welcomes the guests with a dazzling "Living Room" lobby that offers the glamour and elegance of a circa 1940 Hollywood Hills home. Celebrated designer Cheryl Rowley has embraced the space with rich furnishings, including the popular "harem couch," which entices guests to relax, mingle and enjoy the eclectic decor's touches of humor, whimsy, and elegant, yet edgy style. The Living Room also provides an elegant setting for the Evening Manager Social, which can include a richly deserved chair massage. The 225 rooms and suites enliven guests' senses with plush robes, exclusive bath products and luxurious pillow top beds. Tall rooms, with eight-foot beds and raised showerheads, are available upon request. Hotel Monaco's Guppy Love program offers guests the pleasure of having a goldfish companion in their rooms for their stay. Hotel staff cares for the goldfish, leaving guests to simply enjoy their aquatic roommates. All guest rooms and suites are nonsmoking.At the Hotel Monaco Salt Lake City, pets are welcomed with a treat and supplied with food and water dishes to use during their stay. Walking services are available. Hotel Monaco-Salt Lake City also features Kimpton's Forgot It, We've Got It program, where we offer toiletry items that you may have left at home. Onsite dining is provided by the swanky Bambara Bistro serving a New American Bistro cuisine. Featuring a centrally located exhibition kitchen, soaring windows and historic architectural details, Bambara is a favorite of locals and guests for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Bambara was also voted Salt Lake's best restaurant by Salt Lake Magazine.

Amenities:

24 Hour Reception
Air Conditioned
Babysitting / Child Services
Banquet Facilities
Bar / Lounge
Business Center
Cable / Satellite TV
CD Player
Coffee / Tea Maker
Complimentary Toiletries
Concierge
Conference Room(s)
Connecting Rooms
Disabled Access
Elevator / Lift
Fitness Room
Gymnasium
Hair Dryer
High-speed Internet
Housekeeping
In Room Movies
Laundry service
Massage / Beauty Centre
Meeting Rooms
Mini Bar
Modem / Data Port
Multilingual Staff
Non-Smoking Rooms
Parking
Pets Allowed
Porters
Refrigerator
Restaurant
Room Service
Safe-Deposit Box
Security Guard
Tour Desk
TV
Valet Parking
Wake-up Service

Check-in:

From 3:00 PM

Check-out:

Prior to 12:00 PM

Attractions:

BAMBARA RESTAURANT: Bambara-New American Bistro- Serving a new world of flavors, Bambara is hip, urban chic; a casual and comfortable upscale bistro style dining, bringing a sophisticated yet approachable element to Salt Lake City's dining scene.
CAPITOL THEATER: HOME OF THE UTAH OPERA, RIRE WOODBURY DANCE COMPANY, BALLET WEST AND BROADWAY ACROSS AMERICA. THE THEATRICAL HEART OF THE SALT LAKE ARTS SCENE IS LOCATED DIRECTLY ACROSS THE STREET FROM THE HOTEL MONACO. TICKET PRICES VARY DEPENDING ON THE SHOW.
ENERGY SOLUTIONS ARENA: HOME OF THE UTAH JAZZ BASKETBALL TEAM AND THE UTAH BLAZE ARENA FOOTBALL TEAM. ESA ALSO HOSTS A WIDE RANGE OF OTHER ACTIVITIES FROM CONCERTS AND RODEO'S TO DISNEY ON ICE AND THE AST DEW TOUR SKATEBOARDING COMPETITIONS.
FRANKLIN COVEY FIELD: HOME OF THE AAA BASEBALL TEAM THE UTAH BEES. SEASON RUNS FROM APRIL 3 THROUGH SEPTEMBER 1. TICKETS RANGE IN PRICE FROM $7-$22.
GALLIVAN PLAZA: AFFECTIONATELY CALLED THE CITY'S "LIVING ROOM" THE GALLIVAN CENTER HOUSES MANY EVENTS THROUGHOUT THE YEAR. FROM THE WILDLY POPULAR AND FREE TWILIGHT CONCERT SERIES, THE SALT LAKE CITY BREW FEST, AND MANY OTHERS, TO ICE SKATING IN THE WINTER, GALLIVAN PLAZ
HOGLE ZOO: OPEN FROM 9AM-5:30PM DAILY (SUMMER) OR 9AM-4PM (WINTER). TICKET PRICES FOR ADULTS ARE $8, CHILDREN 3-12 ARE $6
SALT LAKE ART CENTER: THE SALT LAKE ART CENTER'S MISSION IS TO ENCOURAGE CONTEMPORARY VISUAL ARTISTS AND ART WHICH CHALLENGE AND EDUCATE PUBLIC PERCEPTIONS OF CIVIL, SOCIAL AND AESTHETIC ISSUES AFFECTING SOCIETY. ADMISSION IS FREE FOR ALL AGES. HOURS OF OPERATION ARE TUESDAY T
TEMPLE SQUARE: LOCATED TWO BLOCKS NORTH OF THE HOTEL, TEMPLE SQUARE IS THE HISTORICAL CENTER OF SALT LAKE CITY AS WELL AS THE INTERNATIONAL HEADQUARTERS OF THE CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATER DAY SAINTS. THE WORLD FAMOUS MORMON TABERNACLE CHOIR PERFORMS HERE EVERY SUNDA
THE GATEWAY: HOME TO MANY RETAIL AND DINING ESTABLISHMENTS AS WELL AS THE SALT LAKE 2002 MEMORIAL PLAZA AND "DANCING WATERS" SNOWFLAKE FOUNTAIN. OPEN MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY 10AM-9PM, SUNDAY 12PM-6PM
TROLLEY SQUARE: THE RENOVATED AND RESTORED TROLLEY BANS FROM SALT LAKE'S CABLE CAR DAYS ARE NOW HOME TO MANY SHOPS AND RESTAURANTS INCLUDING, WILLIAMS SONOMA, POTTERY BARN, RESTORATION HARDWARE, AND THE HARD ROCK CAF.
UTAH MUSEUM OF FINE ARTS: THE UTAH MUSEUM OF FINE ARTS IS UTAH'S PRIMARY CULTURAL RESOURCE FOR GLOBAL VISUAL ARTS. IT IS UNIQUE IN ITS DUAL ROLE AS A UNIVERSITY AND STATE ART MUSEUM. IT IS UTAH'S ONLY VISUAL ARTS INSTITUTION THAT COLLECTS, EXHIBITS, INTERPRETS, AND PRESERVES A COM

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	Date of Stay: June, 2009
I was in Salt Lake for a meeting and what better after a day of travel and meetings than a lovely glass of Sangria in the lobby when you arrive.

	Date of Stay: June, 2009
The only thing I liked about this hotel is that I got to check out and leave! Unpleasant experience from the valet parking to checkout. We were put on floor 7 which was for travelers with pets which I am allergic to. Room was very small with only a drain in the floor for a shower. Asked to be moved to another room with tub and room had dog dishes and bedding still on the floor!

	Date of Stay: November, 2008
I've stayed here before and loved it, thought I would pay extra this time for a suite. Found it to be very disapointing and not worth it. The young man at the front desk was a snob too. The ONLY option for parking is to valet at $15 a day.

Date of Stay: June, 2008

A small to medium-sized upscale hotel that would fit well in uptown Manhattan or Michigan Ave. in Chicago. There is an understated elegance in the lobby and rooms, with a friendly and helpful staff. The only bad mark I give the property is the on-site restaurant. The dinner menu is too pretentious for the area. I had to wait for breakfast because of insufficient staff - despite the fact that there were a dozen or more tables empty. Other great restaurants within a block or two - try those.

	Date of Stay: June, 2009
Service was great, hotel did require valet parking which was an unexpected expense, but the service was great. The first day there our A/C wasn't cooling, but they quickly fixed it. Had to pay for internet access.

	Date of Stay: June, 2009
Exercise equipmentswere awesome. No pool or breakfast included with stay. Really nice hotel for rich people.

	Date of Stay: October, 2008
The Hotel Monaco was a beautiful and enchanting hotel. Wonderful friendly staff were there waiting to help. Great views and beautiful rooms.

Date of Stay: May, 2008

I thoroughly enjoyed my stay at Hotel Monico and highly recommend it to anyone traveling to Salt Lake City. The staff was wonderful from the moment I walked in the door and eager to help anyway possible. Not only did they speak each time I was coming in or out of the hotel, but they called me by name. Very impressive! I would not only stay at this hotel again, but will look for Kimpton hotels everywhere I travel. Do yourself a favor - stay with them!

Date of Stay: December, 2008

The Hotel Monaco in Salt Lake City provides a very unique experience, from its location to its decor. I have stayed at this hotel several times before and have greatly enjoyed it every time. On this visit, I was there with my three grandchildren for a weekend of zoo lights, looking at the downtown lights and the main reason for the trip, The Nutcracker. The room was spacious enough to accomodate three children and all of their paraphenalia. The hotel staff was very helpful on ideas for the kids and with a list of things that would entertain all of us for the weekend. The hotel is located conveniently across from the Capitol Theater. With a short one-half block walk, you can board Trax for a free ride to the Gateway Mall, the Energy Solutions Center (Jazz games), and Temple Square. While we are not LDS, we did enjoy all of the thousands of lights on the square and all of the festive lights around the downtown area. There is a great restaurant inside of the hotel. There is also an Olive Garden, and three other restaurants within a three block radius.

	Date of Stay: June, 2009
The hotel is very impressive. The elevator is negative. We got stuck in there more than 20 minutes. It is a nice hotel so far.

Date of Stay: March, 2008

My boyfriend and I stayed at Hotel Monaco for a night for my birthday and the room we were put it was really small, which I beleive was a suite, but could be wrong. It had a queen sized bed which filled nearly the entire room and the bathroom was litterally a foot and a half away from my side of the bed, making the toilet about 3 feet away. It just felt awkward. The room decor was eccentric but worn out and seemed like it had been overly used and not touched up for years. The bathrooms in the lobby were messy and out of toilet paper, which was promptly cleaned after I informed them about it. When we went to the bar they seemed very understaffed and while eating the appetizers and a few drinks it litterally took us 20 minutes to get someone to give us the bill so we could dine in the restraunt. The food was exceptional and the drinks were very good. This was probably the only good thing about it. It was a let down becasue we had always wanted to check out the hotel becasue of its reputation. I probably wouldn't stay here again unless it was a business function, but definately wouldn't on leisure or a romantic getaway.

	Date of Stay: August, 2007
I didn't expect much traveling to Salt Lake City. But this was the nice, comfortable, courteous surprise that made my stay so enjoyable. The staff was always professional, friendly and helpful. The room was clean and comfortable. Service was impeccable. Restaurant was convenient and the food was very good, if not pricey. I would definitely stay here again next time I return to SLC.

	Date of Stay: June, 2009
Beds were very comfortable. Noisy rooms, you could hear everything in the halls. It was an OK hotel. I do not think it warranted a 4 staror the price they ask for a stay. The bed was comfortable, but the room was very noisy. You could hear people in the next room as well as people in the hallway.

Date of Stay: September, 2007

My three night stay at the Hotel Monaco in the heart of SLC was a very good one. My sister and I were in town for a wedding; the location was perfect - convenient to everything. The hotel is big on customer service. Check-in staff, the concierge, room service, and valet parking (more on that later) were solicitous and helpful. The room was tastefully and very comfortably furnished and decorated. The beds were divine - slept soundly each night. Leopard print bathrobes are a fun detail, and the turn-down service was a nice touch. We hosted a rehearsal dinner for 16 one night, and the restaurant at the hotel, Bambara, was exceptional. Our guests ordered a gamut of appetizers, salads, entrees and desserts, and everyone raved about each course. The wait staff was right on point: knowledgeable and helpful, yet not cloying. It was a delightful evening. There is also the "Club Bambara" where you can get a cocktail - a good (and again, convenient) place to unwind. The only downside of the experience was the parking. Since the hotel's parking lot was eliminated due to a new 26 story building going up immediately next door (construction hadn't started yet when we were there), there is ONLY valet parking available (overnight parking is */night). Cars are parked about 4 blocks away. The upshot of that is that you must call down approximately 30 minutes before you need your car. Sometimes that worked, and sometimes it didn't - so beware. Not sure about the effect of the construction noise, etc., for future stays, but I hope the hotel does well. All in all, it was a wonderful, memorable experience.

	Date of Stay: July, 2007
The Hotel Monaco was very attentive to all of my needs and requests. The room was extremely comfortable and one of the quietest that I have ever stayed in. A great value.

	Date of Stay: June, 2009
Clean andfriendly. Rooms were very small for two adults and two children.

Date of Stay: January, 2007

We made the trip to visit family and booked this hotel, sight unseen, at the same time we booked our air tickets. From the minute we checked in, it felt like we were right at home. In the lobby is a cozy sitting area complete with a fireplace. The rooms were beautifully decorated and clean. Each and every employee went above and beyond to make us comfortable. The restaurant, Bambara, was excellent! The hotel is located right in the center of downtown. We were directed to various sights as well as the local mall. We were even given coupons to the local ski shop where we rented our gear for a one-day ski trip to a local resort. The view of New Year's fireworks was spectacular. We're planning to stay there again this year.

Date of Stay: July, 2007

Upon arrival the staff was just terrific; very cordial and warm and totally professional. The Hotel is absolutely beautiful and well maintained. The wine reception in the salon was really a nice touch. The location is really wonderful as it is a short walk to Temple Square and immediately adjacent to the local light-rail system. The Restaurant Bambara located on the first floor of the hotel.....let's just say awesome. Some of the best food I have every tasted.... and I have traveled extensively; we had the most awesome server. The last evening at the hotel was made very memorable by Restaurant Bambara and the staff. I wouldn't consider staying anywhere else while in Salt Lake. Do yourself a favor...STAY HERE!

	Date of Stay: June, 2009
Great staff, easy check-in and out. The room decor was strange. Great downtown location, terrific staff and amenities.

Date of Stay: September, 2007

The front desk was very friendly and helpful ~ for that matter, even the valet was accomodating and nice! The beds are fastidiously clean and comfortable. The standard room is smallish but beautifully and stylishly decorated, almost whimsical. I love staying there ~ the location is convenient to everything in Salt Lake City. I have stayed there three times and won't stay anywhere else whenever I am in town. The food in the beautiful restaurant was inedible the first time I went, but wonderful the second time and I concluded that they must have gotten a new chef. I was glad I gave them another chance. I actually look forward to staying there and think of the Monaco as "my hotel."

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