Kirsten Garber
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I cannot say enough good things about our experience here! My husband and I went to Sunday Brunch for our honeymoon, and they treated us like royalty. They were so professional and kind, and the food was incredible. They made our experience very wonderful and memorable.

Jessica Turnblom
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My husband and I visited June 19-20, 2015. The hotel was grand on the outside, however the food wasn't very good, even if the prices were cheaper. Don't get the potatoes, or the yogurt parfet. The potatoes tasted nasty and the granola in the yogurt was stale. Also the sirloin steak had a gross sweet sauce. My room looked great at first, but there was some plumbing problems. The deep soaking tubs plug didn't work very well. It would leak through the plug and I had to refill the tub every couple minutes in order for it to stay full. This caused a problem because every time it took a while for the warm water to warm up so as I would fill it just a little all I would get is cold water, which caused for a cold bath very quickly after refilling it twice. Then the vanity sink, had a leak in the faucet knob for cold (right side), but only when I turned on the knob for warm water (left side). Got my make-up bag all wet, and ruined some make-up! It was subtle so I didn't notice it until it was too late! And a small thing, the T.V. guide wasn't accurate. Not a big deal but a little annoying. Some of the channels didn't even exist.

Jeanette Pressley
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We did not stay here, but came for the Christmas window display walk. It has become a holiday tradition for us and this year was so much fun! You begin in the lobby and walk the gorgeous halls while you see beautiful window displays (this year is the night before Christmas theme). Half way through, they have a massive gingerbread house made from real candy and ginger bread! They gave each of our kids a candy cane. A fun, free way to celebrate the holidays and walk around such a beautiful hotel!

Byron Llewellyn
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WORST experience ever. Its a "5 star hotel" with 1 star service.. 3 night stay and everyday I have to wait for another key to get into my room.. the hotel has alot of electrical shocks from static electricity (thank God i dont have a pacemaker)... I've had more hospitality at a holiday inn express. Better choices in Salt Lake especially location wise as the Grand American is located on the rough side of town next to the courthouse if you catch my drift.. The little guy who is so proud of being a manager is also disrespectful and unwelcoming. Don't complain about the electrical shocks because they will treat you like your crazy then they lightly tap things whenever they would come unlock my room because they know the shocks hurt. There where also lamps with blown bulbs in the room. They advertise in room refrigerator but its full of $7 candy bars and soda cans.For what they charge a night everything should be in order. I thinks it's time the owner finds a new leader for this place.... So disappointing

Ruth Wolfe
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Their brunch buffet is out of this world. It is pricey, but once you see it all for yourself and taste it you wont be disappointed. Everything I tried was of high quality. Fresh berries and cream, sushi, french pastries, veggies, and so much more. I wish I took more photos when I was there. I guess I will have to return! The actual hotel and the rooms are quite gaudy and over the top. Not my style but I'm sure it is for some people and it definitely earns its name of the "GRAND America". However the views from the upper floor suites are very nice. If overspending for a gold accented hotel room is your thing then go for it!

Tabby Ali
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Well I came to this city for few days and got two rooms reserved in this hotel. The entrance of the hotel is very grand and you feel like entering a Grand palace. The front view gives a grand magnificent look. As you park your car there comes a suited man to open the doors for you. Entering the hotel makes you feel happy. As the main door is huge and then s huge chandiel welcomes you. At the right side it is the reception desk. There are usually three attendants there. They listen to you carefully and help you out with every problem. You get the room keys. They also send a member with you to the room who guides you how to open the door and how to get in. The luggage comes directly to your door. Right in front of the entrance is a restaurant with a beautiful lady playing orchestra. The food aroma gives your stomach a twist. To the left side you may see few shops and a restaurant map. When you go to right row there is lifts to take you up and if you go straight you will find a Spa named Grand spa. It offers allot of services like waxing , bikini wax, arm wax, bridal makeup. Hair do and manicure and alot more. You need to get the appointment before and reach on time. There is also a gym and a pool. You need to use your room keys to open it. The rooms are nice and big. I got the master rooms they were really cozy.

Jenny Walkins
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We only stayed here for one night while we were passing through, the property was beautiful and has a very luxurious feel to it, I wasn t expecting to find this level of service In Salt Lake City but I was pleasantly surprised. From the moment we walked in and we were greeted by staff to when we left we were treated like honored guests. Everyone was very helpful and accommodating. Thankyou for making our stay memorable !

Angela Martin
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The rooms are nicely appointed. A separate salon with interior doors leading to the bedroom. A large bathroom with soaking tub and septate shower with beautiful marble and crown molding throughout. A walk in closet with storage shelves for shoes and an additional sink outside bathroom vanity. Views of the garden or mountains. The bed is comfortable. Feels like a beautiful home instead of a hotel room. The spa is to notch. Plenty of space in a tranquil setting to relax or read. Separate facilities for men and women. Clean and plenty of towels provided. A stream, sauna, 17 jet shower, and indoor pool with jacuzzi available to guests for only $10 per day. I was here for a women's conference and it was the perfect place to get away and rejuvenate.

William Sell
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It may be my oversight while reading the room description, but the room did not have a mini fridge that we could use. However, they did have a mini fridge full of overpriced snacks ($5 for a Snickers bar... c'mon now, I get that it's a 5-star hotel but a Snickers bar for $5?...). I stayed in a run-of-the-mill hotel airport a few days later and they had a mini fridge for use.

Tyler Toone
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Wow! We went here recently for a reception for my wife's cousin. First of all the decor in this place is immaculate, and has such style and class. it is so awesome about the Grand America is the staff they are tremendously professional and they help so much. Furthermore, the food was out of this world one of the best rib eye steaks I've had in awhile. the lounge we had dinner in want to set up perfectly with a dance floor up front and access to a garden area on the northside for the desert, it was just a really amazing evening. I should mention that years ago I took my wife here for an anniversary. The rooms are amazing!!! The beds are bad as comfortable as you'll ever find and the views around the valley are very nice. it was truly a very romantic evening that we have together.