evo Hotel Salt Lake

“The stay was great! Nothing too crazy to complain about. The room was nice and clean and the complimentary liquid death water was a plus (my favorite water brand). The balcony was awesome we sat outside our first night to watch the snow fall. The shower was enormous and the bed was soft. Our room was next to the bar which I visited a few times on our stay. Now the patrons were a little noisy at night but thats just what happens when your room is next to the bar so it didn't really bother me. The TV must've required another remote because the internet log in page would pop up every 15 minutes or so but no big deal we dont watch much TV anyway. And it was hard to find a parking place between 10 am and about 7 pm so we just parked our car and Ubered everywhere. We will definitely stay here again our next trip to salt lake”

“My favoite place to stay in SLC. Rooms are simple but provide all that you need. I prefer the Wasatch rooms because of the outdoor balconies, other rooms may not have outdoor windows. Right below is a first rate cross fit - like gym that is better than any other hotel in UT. If you feel adventurous you can also take a turn at the Bouldering Project that is right downstairs. The bar is fun and a good spot to relax before bed and the coffee downstairs is quite good in the morning.”

“I can't say enough great things about my stay at the evo hotel in Salt Lake City. The room was extremely comfortable and has minimalist but thoughtful design. I took advantage of the free intro pass as well to the Bouldering Project and used their gym for a workout while I was there. (It makes all other hotel gym facilities look like a joke! There was a full gym, including assault bikes and rowing machines and a huge selection of weights—not to mention a TON of space to stretch out.) There's also a sauna (one located in the women's and one in the men's bathroom). The sauna is really nice (wood inside) and you can tell it's clean and well maintained. The Sauna is included with your stay. But beyond the actual facilities, it's the people that made the stay amazing. From shopping in the evo store to just mingling with the other guests and employees...it might sound cheesy but everyone seems legitimately happy to be there! The location is an easy on/off to the 215 and the area around the hotel has a ton of great new restaurants. I lived in SLC for 12 years and can't help but think I would have stayed longer had those great restaurants been there when I was around. Check out the Woodbine Food Hall for easy, close by grab and go or the central 9th area near by has a great new spot that's James Beard-worthy called "Bar Nohm." About the rooms: While at first I was skeptical that the room I was in didn't have any windows, it allowed for an extremely restful sleep and the way they have decorated the rooms and added lighting really made the room quite calming. In the end, the room serves it's purpose: deep rest after a full day of playing in the Wasatch! There are nice common areas for work including a huge couch section upstairs. It can be a little loud with the Bouldering Project right there, but the rooms are extremely quiet.”