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Preferred Lodging List UNIVERSITY OF UTAH HOSPITAL & CLINICS PREFERRED LODGING LIST If you have any questions or concerns, please contact the lodging coordinators located at the Information Desk in the Hospital main lobby. They are available 24/7 by calling 801.587.8230 or via email at [email protected]. The rates shown below are the negotiated medical rates that the properties offer to patients and their families and are subject to availability. Please contact the property of your choice to schedule a reservation and request the medical rate (verification may be required). UNIVERSITY GUEST HOUSE HOTEL The University of Utah Hospital and the University Guest House are closely partnered to accommodate Guest House: 801.587.1000 a comfortable and easily accessible experience. Located on campus within walking distance of the 110 Fort Douglas Blvd., Salt Lake City, UT 84113 hospital, the Guest House offers a complimentary Medical Rates: grab and go breakfast, featuring locally owned Millcreek Coffee served 24/7, free Wi-Fi, free • $119/night for standard king parking, satellite TV, state-of-the-art fitness center, • $124/night for two double beds refrigerator, microwave, coin operated laundry, and • $129/night for two queen beds scenic views of beautiful Salt Lake Valley. • $215/night for Kitchenette (two queens or single king) The University Guest House has 180 rooms and 30 guest suites, including kitchenette rooms and ADA Compassionate partners in servicing the University of accessible rooms with ASD equipment available. Utah Hospital community since 1999 http://www.universityguesthouse.com The On Demand Shuttle is available to transport to and from the University of Utah Hospital. Call 801.581.4189 to submit a request. After 6pm, call 801.231.9058. Last Updated 08/03/2021 Conveniently located close to Trax, 3.5 miles from SLC Airport and 7 miles to U of U Hospital. Provides a UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL PATIENT & clean and welcoming environment for those traveling FAMILY HOUSING for medical treatment or visiting loved ones in the hospital. Features include continental breakfast, 801.521.4763 Swimming pool (seasonal), indoor hot tub (year round), WiFi, refrigerator & microwave in every room, 2080 W North Temple, Salt Lake City, UT 84116 coffee maker, expanded cable TV, free HBO & On (7 miles) Demand movies, fitness center, 24 hour business Rates: center, laundry facilities. No pets, no smoking. Daily • $50–65/night shuttle service Monday–Friday, with weekend shuttle upon availability. Weekend grocery shuttle available, • Weekly and monthly rates available check with front desk. *A $5 per night/per person fee is added upon check in for more than two adults staying 1–3 nights (includes children over the age of 12). AVENUES APARTMENTS Fully furnished, complete kitchens, washer and dryer in each unit. Off street parking. New high efficiency 801.215.9360—Stephanie heating/central air with HEPA filters. Google fiber 801.410.0060—Mason 1gb internet/wi-fi, AT&T cable TV. No tax, no security deposit, apartment is yours as long as you need it. (1 mile from U of U Hospital) No smoking, no pets. Providing hospital housing for Rates: over 30 years. • $40/night studio w/1 queen bed • $50/night 1 bd/2 queen beds • $60/night 2bd/2 queen beds GREATER AVENUES APARTMENTS The greater avenues apartments are fully furnished, complete kitchen, cable, wireless internet, less than 435.850.7408, ask for Rodrigo a block away from the bus stop, two blocks from Lindsey Gardens Park. Apartments are no smoking 182 N Street, Salt Lake City, UT 84103 and no pets. All units have washer/dryer. (1.19 miles) Rates: • $45/night studio w/1 queen bed • $55/night 1 bedroom w/2 queen beds • $65/night 2 bedroom w/2 queen beds and living room • No tax, no security deposit, and available for long term stay Last Updated 08/03/2021 MARRIOTT UNIVERSITY PARK HOTEL Located 2 miles away from University of Utah Hospital. Our hotel rooms offer one king, two queen, 801.581.1000 or two double beds, fridge and coffee maker. One bedroom suites offer one king bed in a private 480 Wakara Way, Salt Lake City, UT 84108 sleeping room, small living area with sofa sleeper, (2.0 miles) microwave, coffee maker, fridge. Complimentary Rates: parking, workout facility, complimentary internet. We offer Starbucks, lounge, restaurant, room service. • Medical rates are priced 20% below our standard Small market. Medical rates are available by booking available rates on line at www.marriott.com/slcup using promotional • For extended stays of five nights or more use code MPF. If you book through the Marriott Promotional Code J3I (Julie, Three, India) Reservation Center, please refer to Cluster Code MPF, or Corporate Medical Rate. For extended stay bookings contact Trisha Koukoulias at 801.584.3317 or [email protected]. HAMPTON INN FOOTHILL Choice of single king or double queen rooms. Complimentary hot continental breakfast, indoor 801.583.3500 pool and hot tub, high speed wireless internet, fitness center, and complimentary self-parking. Valet dry 1345 S Foothill Dr., Salt Lake City, UT 84108 cleaning and guest laundry facilities are available. (2.83 miles) Rates: • 20% off best available rate/night standard room SALT LAKE PLAZA HOTEL Offers a prime downtown location. Walking distance to everything including two shopping malls, Vivint 801.521.0130 Smart Home Arena and restaurants & bars. TRAX Light Rail available from the airport to right in front 122 W South Temple, Salt Lake City, UT 84101 of the Hotel and From the Hotel to the Hospital. Free (3.3 miles) parking and wi-fi available for the Hospital patients Rates: and employees. Choice of two Queen Beds or a King bed. Fridge, • $89/night microwave, & coffee maker in every room. Coin • Based on availability operated laundry, business center, & fitness center. Local shuttle available to take you to the hospital. Parking is $10 a night with in and out privileges. Last Updated 08/03/2021 HOLIDAY INN EXPRESS Located in the center of downtown. Complimentary breakfast buffet and free wireless internet. All rooms 801.521.9500 have mini refrigerators, microwaves and coffee makers with choice of single king or double queen 206 S West Temple, Salt Lake City, UT 84101 beds. On-site swimming pool and hot tub open (3.58 miles) from 10AM – 7PM. Fitness center is open 24/7. Self- Rates: parking available for $13 per night. • 15% off of our standard Best Flexible Rate EXTENDED STAY AMERICA SUITES Spacious suites with choices of 2 doubles, one SUGARHOUSE queen, or one king per room, fully equipped kitchen with full size fridge, range top stove, microwave and 801.474.0771 coffee maker. Free grab-and-go breakfast, new flat screen TV with free premium channels, free WiFi 1220 E 2100 S, Salt Lake City, UT 84106 in every room, onsite guest laundry facilities, and (4.25 miles) complimentary parking. Rates for Single Queens: Pet friendly rooms available. (fee applies) • 10% off best available: 1-6 night stay • 10% off best available: 7-29 consecutive night stay • 10% off best available: 30+ consecutive night stay • +$10/night additional fee for 2 Queen beds room • Rates apply from Sept 1st – Dec 31st CRYSTAL INN Choice of single king or double queen rooms; microwave & fridge in every room. Enjoy a 801.328.4466 complimentary to-go breakfast and high speed wireless internet. Indoor pool-spa-sauna (by 230 W 500 S, Salt Lake City, UT 84101 appointment), fitness center, guest laundry/valet dry (4.42 miles) cleaning services, business center and Pet friendly* Rates: (with pet $50 deposit) Complimentary shuttle service upon appointment availability to hospital and • 20% or more off downtown. Parking is complimentary. • Based on availability Last Updated 08/03/2021 HOME2 SUITES BY HILTON Studio and one-bedroom suites to complimentary SALT LAKE CITY- EAST bonuses like the continental breakfast, internet ac- cess, fitness facility, pool and inviting outdoor spaces. 801.384.5785 All Suites with Fully-equipped Kitchens, 42” Flat- Screen HDTV, complimentary business services area, 2350 Foothill Dr, Salt Lake City, UT 84109 fitness center and guest laundry. Enjoy the indoor (4.5 miles) pool and hot tub and 24hour Market. Rooms are one Rates: queen or 2 doubles. Pet-friendly rooms. • On average ≈ $89/night Booking Link: https://www.hilton.com/en/book/ • Based on availability reservation/deeplink/?&ctyhocn=SLCEAHT& (Corporate Code: 2652088) corporateCode=2652088&flexibleDates=true DOUBLETREE SUITES BY HILTON Each suite includes a king bed in the bedroom and a queen sofa sleeper in the living room. Amenities 801.359.7800 in the room include a mini fridge, small kitchenette, gift shop, high speed internet, laundry, seasonal 110 W 600 S, Salt Lake City, UT 84101 swimming pool and hot tub, business center, and (4.61 miles) fitness center. Starbucks within the hotel, open from Rates: 7am to 12pm. • $99/night Parking is $12 for 24hrs with in and out access. • Based on availability HAMPTON INN DOWNTOWN Choice of single king or double queen rooms. Daily complimentary hot breakfast, indoor pool and hot tub 801.741.1110 (10AM - 7PM), high speed wireless internet, fitness center, business center, and self parking. Valet dry 425 S 300 W, Salt Lake City, UT 84101 cleaning and guest laundry facilities are available. (4.62 miles) Self-parking is $13 per night. Rates: • 15% off our best available rate • Based on availability Last Updated 08/03/2021 SPRINGHILL SUITES MARRIOTT An all-suite property with fridges and microwaves in DOWNTOWN every room. Choice of one king bed or two double beds in a studio style bedroom, with a sleeper sofa 801.238.3000 in the living room. Complimentary hot breakfast buffet, internet access, business center, and fitness 625 S 300 W, Salt Lake City, UT 84101 center.
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