La Quinta Inn by Wyndham Salt Lake City Midvale

TAKE MY ADVISE: Find another hotel to stay at… pay the extra $10-20/night to stay somewhere else cause this place was not worth it at all!! This was one of the worse hotel stays I’ve ever experienced. The place is in disarray. Yes, they are remodeling, but if you are choosing to stay open and serve customer during the remodel, it needs to still be a good experience. This wasn’t! The door to our room was put on a crooked and was hard to open and close. Like we had to give it a good push for it to open. The closet door was also put on crooked so the same thing happened. As a ‘newly remodeled’ place, they need to get new workers cause they aren’t doing a good job at all!! We had NO HOT WATER in our room!! Lukewarm shower in Feb in Utah isn’t fun!! That didn’t help much!! I had taken a sh

Positive: The staff Negative: The room smelled like animal pee, the doors were all messed up, the lamps were broken, and the hot tub was out of order

La Quinta is being renovated in 4/2025 and it’s stirring up the spiritual energy in the hotel and creating bad energy, ghosts don’t like their home to be changed, even if it’s for the better. The Indian man on staff is a total ****. They harass you at 1am if your next door neighbor is being loud!

Quite possibly the worst hotel I've ever stayed in! I wasn't expecting much for the price I paid, but I was still very disappointed! During our stay, they were renovating areas of the hotel, so it's understandable that some things were a mess. I was told that our room was one of the newly renovated "deluxe" rooms. If that's true, then I shudder to think of what it was like before! There are evident stains all over the carpet and the sofa. There are no USB ports ANYWHERE on the room - not even on a clock or a lamp! The ceiling fans are two different designs and neither of them have a cover over the lights. There is mold in the shower, the tub is frightening, and the water never got above a tepid temperature. The breakfast was quite weak to start with, but their bananas were brown, the waffl

The property is a construction warzone. There is really no where to park as the entire property is surrounded by conex containers. When we arrived we had to wait over 20 minutes to check in because the front office attendant was doing "security walk through". They are renovating it all at once and putting guests in rooms in the construction zone instead of renovating it by section. The room we were placed in had ajar doors adjacent to ours and there were several smoke detectors peeping. When I called about it I was told that they would change the batteries. Later when I heard noise outside the door, I found the front desk attendant with a maintenance working with a stack of smoke detectors. They decided to just remove them all. It is also surrounded by unhoused people and they we