Super good experience! It was my first time in Utah and Annie helped us out right away! We chose this hotel because it was cheap and it exceeded our expectations! Staff is so nice as well!

Though this Inn repeatedly states they want to provide better service they repeatedly refuse to comply with ADA rules. Fortunately my credit card agreed and reversed the charges in my favor ? From other reviews I’ve read since I returned home I see I am not the first person with a service dog to be discriminated against and treated illegally by Park Inn I reserved the Executive Suite at Park Inn to stay with my service dog Wanda. We got in late. I wanted the Executive Suite for its jacuzzi tub(I see from reviews it probably doesn’t work) Upon checking I was told my pet was only allowed in a pet room. I said Wanda was my service dog not a pet and we had the right by law to stay in the room I had reserved. She protested that my pet was not allowed in any other than a pet room. I repeated that Wanda is a service dog and it’s not legal to deny me my reservation. She persisted, I was exhausted from the flight and the conflict and succumbed to her badgering I took the pet room. She said I could use their public jacuzzi. It had an out of order sign and even if it did work I couldn’t have used it due to symptoms of my disability. I relented but took the room. I had trouble sleeping due to the situation I put Wanda’s sheet over the bed and tried to sleep. The next day I bought a camping pad to make the bed softer but still couldn’t sleep well. I was still upset over the discrimination. The second day they complimented me how Wanda was such a good service dog. I tried to contact the Inn with no answer. Asked Discover to reverse the charges since they illegally denied me my original reservation and forced me to stay in a pet room. Expedia who brokered the reservation were no help, called the Inn talked to the proprietor who insisted he had the right to deny me the room. I sent him the links to the laws his business had broken. I sent him a short missive about my stay, the ada.gov paragraph and, site supporting my claim and the paragraph and web link from Utah’s state stance on this issue. I hope by reporting this to various authorities Federal, State, and Municipal, people traveling with service dogs in Utah will be better respected. I’ve since been very relieved that hotels in Colorado understand the law and state up front that service dogs and their handlers are welcome to any rooms available to be reserved. I will take my business there to make up for my horrible experience Park Inn Midvale

It was pretty nice. The rooms are a little worn, and you can hear most everything in the hallways, but it's not too bad. You're within 10-20 minutes of so many things and so many of the different cities that location alone would have me staying again! The staff were awesome

Rooms are large and comfortable. The price was perfect for someone just passing through. Clean rooms with everything I need! Ikhan was super nice and helpful!! Definitely recommend!

The front desk people were nice, Annie was one of them. One of the guys was funny too. Good people. However, the breakfast here is pretty underwhelming and not nutritious. It’s just a bunch of carbs with muffins, donuts, waffles, and toast, and apples. I was expecting tea packets and a source of protein like eggs or bacon, but we didn’t get it. Not saying it’s terrible, but definitely not my preference, so I would keep that in mind. Also, our room wasn’t all the way clean. The beds were clean. But there were a couple of pieces of hair in the shower and a piece of string/floss as well. So I was a bit weary to use the shower, but I did anyway. The location was cool. We’re next to a lot of gas stations and a couple of diners, so we ate well.

I am currently staying in this hotel. Arrive yesterday, for my dental appointment and leaving tomorrow, 2/27th. Location and room is ok for its rate. Breakfast is good as well. Breakfast attendant (I forgot her name) is very respectful and kind. She keeps refilling the station making sure guests will have enough food. I love I.Khan for her big smile from day 1. She is very hospitable and accommodating. I will recommend and will come back.

Hotel was probably nice once upon a time but it is no longer that way. Room was probably not cleaned. If the sheets had been washed it would surprise me. The whole building has a strong unpleasant odor. I only stayed here because all hotels in salt lake were booked for some reason and I needed a room last minute. Now I know why they were full. Would never recommend.

Not like the doctored pictures. Rooms were run down. First night there were several police at the hotel. Walls are thin and you can hear everything in other rooms and hallways. Definitely not a 3star as other people rated it. You’re better off staying at a motel 6.

My initial assessment indicates that the accommodations, while commensurate with the price point, presented several areas for improvement. Specifically, the refrigeration unit exhibited suboptimal performance, and the heating system was found to be circulating cool air. Regarding amenities, the absence of body soap was noted, with only a single wall-mounted shampoo dispenser provided. A small bar of soap was available, but without a suitable receptacle for its placement, suggesting a potential oversight in basic provisions. The towels appeared to be significantly aged, raising concerns about their replacement cycle. A request for room service, specifically for trash removal and towel replacement, was submitted. Despite following the prescribed procedure for early morning requests prior to departure, these services were not rendered upon our return in the evening. While acknowledging that this establishment does not aspire to a four or five-star rating, I would hesitate to classify it even as a two-star motel. My extensive travel experience, encompassing numerous accommodations, has not previously encountered such a level of service within the Choice Hotels portfolio. For instance, Quality Inn properties have consistently provided a superior guest experience. Further issues included a bathtub lacking a functional stopper, a showerhead exhibiting significant calcium buildup, and a loose toilet seat. These observations lead me to surmise that this particular property may represent the lower end of the Choice Hotels spectrum, potentially operating under significant budgetary constraints that impact even minor service details. Consequently, I will not be considering this establishment for future stays.

I have stayed at this hotel three times and would give it 3.5 stars, having only encountered one issue which was resolved fairly quickly. The hotel has few frills but the rooms provided what I needed. The two biggest advantages are the reasonable prices and convenient location right off I-15. The included breakfast lacks variety but there are multiple restaurants nearby offering better choices.