twickly.

Downtown (south side)

Sheraton Salt Lake City Hotel

A large, full-service downtown Sheraton on the south side of the core, with an indoor-outdoor pool area, a fitness center and easy light-rail access, handy for conventions and ski trips.

The Sheraton Salt Lake City Hotel is a big, dependable convention-style hotel on the south side of downtown, a short walk or ride from the Salt Palace Convention Center and the Gateway district, and connected by light rail to the airport and the wider valley. It is a practical base for visitors attending meetings, bringing a group or simply looking for a full-service hotel at a sensible price. Rooms are comfortable and well equipped, and the hotel offers restaurants, a bar, a pool and a fitness center. The Sheraton's value lies in its combination of space, services and location. It is large enough to handle big groups and busy seasons, with staff accustomed to travelers of all kinds. The surrounding neighborhood is part of downtown's southern edge, with a mix of offices, restaurants and entertainment, and the main attractions of the city are a quick transit trip away. For families, the pool and the straightforward rooms are practical, and for skiers, the canyon roads are easy to reach from here.

Rooms are traditional and functional, with comfortable beds, work desks and the Sheraton's signature bedding. Some rooms offer views of the mountains or the city, and suites provide extra space for families or longer stays. The hotel's restaurant serves breakfast and dinner, and the bar is a comfortable place for a drink. The pool and fitness center are useful after a day of sightseeing or skiing. While the hotel does not have the boutique feel of some competitors, it makes up for it with reliability and the practical advantages of a large property.

Location notes

The hotel is in the southern part of downtown, a little further from Temple Square than the central hotels but still within a 15 to 20 minute walk or a short light-rail ride. The Salt Palace is close, which is the major draw for convention visitors, and the Delta Center is within walking distance.

The neighborhood has been developing steadily, with new restaurants and bars appearing, and it feels busy by day and quieter in the evenings except on event nights. As in any city center, stick to well-lit routes at night and use rideshare if you prefer.

Practical sense

Book early for big conventions and the April and October conference weeks, when rates can double. Parking is usually available for a fee. If you plan to ski, ask the front desk about shuttle options and ski bus stops nearby. Rates are moderate and often lower on weeknights, particularly in winter outside holiday periods and in summer.

For a first-time visitor who wants central access without paying top prices, the Sheraton is a sensible option. Check what is happening at the Salt Palace on your dates, because trade shows fill the area and can make the lobby and restaurant busy.

Why stay here

  • ✓Near the Salt Palace Convention Center
  • ✓Pool
  • ✓Fitness center
  • ✓On-site restaurant and bar
  • ✓Close to light rail
  • ✓Family suites
  • ✓Parking available
  • ✓Meeting and event space

Good questions

Is the Sheraton close to the Salt Palace?+

Yes, it is a short walk, which makes it popular with convention visitors.

Can I walk to Temple Square?+

It is roughly a 15 to 20 minute walk, or a short light-rail or rideshare trip.

Does it have a pool?+

Yes, guests can use a pool and a fitness center.

Sheraton SLC

Check rates →

While you are in Salt Lake City

All things to do

Other places to stay

All Salt Lake City hotels