Salt Lake City · Utah

The Anniversary Inn - South Temple

Name: The Anniversary Inn - South Temple
Address: 678 E. South Temple, Salt Lake City, Utah, 84102, US
Rating: 8

678 E. South Temple, Salt Lake City, Utah, 84102

The experience

Victorian-style Mansion Accommodation:Experience a touch of elegance at The Anniversary Inn – South Temple, housed in a charming Victorian-style mansion. Indulge in a daily signature breakfast delivered to your room, setting the perfect tone for your day.

Luxurious Room Amenities:Each themed room boasts modern comforts such as a satellite TV, DVD player, refrigerator, and plush guest bathrobes. Unwind in the 2-person spa bath in the private bathroom, complete with free toiletries and a hairdryer, ensuring a relaxing stay.

Convenient Location and Services:With a 24-hour front desk, guests receive top-notch service at South Temple Anniversary Inn. Located near Salt Palace and Temple Square, and just 9 km from Salt Lake City Airport, convenience meets luxury. Book now to secure your spot and enjoy free guest parking during your stay.

At the hotel

Popular amenities

29 listed

24-hour front desk
24-hour security
Adult only
Air conditioning
Breakfast in the room
Breakfast takeaway containers
Cashless payment available
Cleaning standards that are effective against Coronavirus
Daily housekeeping
Delivered food - securely covered

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Fire extinguishers
Food delivered to guest room
Free Parking
Free WiFi
Guest rooms disinfected between stays
Guests can opt-out any cleaning services during stay
Heating
Invoice provided
Laundry washed per local authority guidelines
Non-smoking rooms
Non-smoking throughout
Parking
Private parking
Room service
Sanitized tableware & silverware
Security alarm
Smoke alarms
Staff adhere to local safety protocols
WiFi available

Live guest feedback

Guest reviews

8.0out of 10

Unique relaxing experience
Tiffany · couple · 2026-08-11
8/10
“It is a neat historical building. Breakfast order is taken at check in and delivered hot directly to your room at a time you choose with some lovely options. Checkout is noon which lets you enjoy the morning without feeling rushed out.”
Worth knowing: Tiny fridge. Shower is a bit awkward over the giant tub.
Honestly, we spent an amazing time. The room was clean and fun to stay.
Manon · couple · 2026-07-19
10/10
“It was super nice, vintage. The room was incredible and clean.”
Worth knowing: Nothing
Super cute 100+ year old building. Delightfully novel themed rooms. great staff
Kenley · solo traveller · 2026-06-01
5/10
“Super cute 100+ year old building. Helpful staff. Really lovely included breakfast. Delightfully novel themed rooms. Comfortable beds. Free parking. Convenient location without being downtown.”
Worth knowing: The room I stayed in didn't have its own climate control. I did find a really nice portable heater in the closet, but my challenge was the room was too warm for my liking and I had no way of cooling the room. Its a 100+ year old building, so there are some quirks that need to be accommodated, just FYI
Just my non-expert opinion but I cannot recommend this place.
UK Turkey Trotter · couple · 2026-05-22
1/10
“Breakfast was rubbish and pretty well inedible. As we arrived we watched 2 x 20 something year olds struggle with their room door on the ground floor. We, 2x 79+ years old were allocated a room on the top floor nearly 40 steps up over 4 flights of stairs. The receptionist helped with the luggage but one with a dicky heart and one with a bad knee we were still struggling. The receptionist did try and find us a more suitable room but with no elevator that was not to be. He brought the luggage upto the room and left us there. The room was an exercise in how to use space badly, The bath was designed to take a mid-teens elephant with keeper operated controls which were not explained to us so we couldn't use the shower and we had to rely on the wash basin. The bed was jammed on a corner. There was no room left for a decent size table. The exit signage was so poor that at my first attempt I took the fire escape stairs instead of the internal stairs and ended up at a locked fire exit door. There was no way I saw signposted to exit (shades of Towering Inferno!). And I had to go back to the top floor to finally find my way down by another staircase. The room window was filthy that one couldn't see out. More over the wall under the window was so thin that the traffic noise was like sleeping at sidewalk level under the traffic lights, until well after midnight. And, of course it started back up again first thing on the morning.”
Worth knowing: Pretty well everything.