Having stayed at other weekly priced lodging in the Salt Lake area, I was surprised to overhear a general manager state that 75% of the tenants are either paying their rent on the last of their monies, and many of the tenants are mentally challenged from chronic drug use and thereby deal narcotics from the rooms while using as well.... More

The staff was very friendly, but the room was tiny.. Bed was hard as a rock..top cover was stained all brown underneath. Stayed wed-wed so we never had our room cleaned. Bought new towels because the ones in the room are paper thin.. The worst part was the fact that everynight numerous men were standing by the back door.. Glaring... More

This hotel (and I use the word loosely) is for long term guests. It is by far the most affordable hotel in the city. Being cheap and long term it attracts a lot of locals and visiting workers. Staff tell me the longest stay was 9 years (yes nine years). The guys next to my room told me they had... More

We have stayed here three times, and though it is not fancy at all, it is acceptable and by far the best value in the area. You pay for the week ($199) and that includes just the room, free parking, and free wifi in the rooms. There is a laundry room (you need quarters), an elevator (3 story tall building),... More

We checked into Intown because we were in need of medical treatment at a nearby facility. At first glance it looked like the perfect place and the rooms seemed nice. However once we were staying inside and after we paid for a week, it soon became apparent what a mistake it was. The first room we were in was smelled... More

I called prior to making my reservation to inquire about specific amenities and was assured that the hotel had everything I needed. When I checked in...it did not (no kitchen utensils, no towels, and no wi-fi). Apparently those were my responsibility. Then I began getting accused of smoking in the stairwell and was told that I would be evicted. (I... More