Hideaway Suites On 5th (formerly 5th East Hall B&B)

The beds are amazing. They raised the bar enough that I had to update my bedding at home. I also like the no-contact setup, since the space feels like my own, and the rooms have more character than cookie-cutter hotels. I've lost count of my visits, and this is easily my favorite place to stay when I travel for work. I get tired of plain decor and uncomfortable furniture fast. I've tried the Rome and Paris rooms. Rome is my go-to because it feels so cozy, almost like being at home. Paris has been renovated and looks charming, but it has no windows. I think only two or three of the five rooms have windows: Tahiti, Rome, and maybe the room next to Rome, perhaps Cancun. If you want a secluded room where you can shut out the world and your problems, Paris and Maui may suit you better. One thing couples might not like is that Rome's bathroom has no door. I travel alone, so it doesn't bother me. Now when I go to Salt Lake, I just check if Rome is available. I'd recommend this cozy little place, but please don't book Rome when I want it.

We celebrated our 15th wedding anniversary here, and it was a wonderful, peaceful stay. The rooms are lovely and distinctive, and we didn't have to wake up to doors slamming all the time. There are plenty of dining choices and other things we might need nearby. I'd recommend it to anyone looking for a quiet getaway.

We had a fantastic stay in the Paris room, which had a great atmosphere and lots of thoughtful touches. I especially liked being able to grab a bowl of cereal from the 24-hour mini breakfast bar in the middle of the night. Can't wait to come back.

We stayed in the Tahiti room in April. It was pretty and nice, but the bathtub was the main feature and I wish there had been a shower. There were two fans, but the ceiling one was broken, and with no AC it was a very hot night. We barely slept. A room thermostat or an AC unit would make all the difference. Everything else was great.