Salt Lake City hotels you can book at 18
Some Salt Lake City hotels turn away 18-year-olds because their check-in age is 21. At these 18+ hotels, you won't arrive wondering whether your age will cost you the room.
Courtyard by Marriott Salt Lake City Downtown
Hampton Inn & Suites Salt Lake City-University/Foothill Drive
The Kimball at Temple Square
3-star
Hyatt House Salt Lake City Downtown
Crystal Inn Hotel & Suites - Salt Lake City
Comfort Inn & Suites Salt Lake City Airport
4-star
Asher Adams, Autograph Collection
Hilton Salt Lake City Center
The Anniversary Inn - South Temple
Sonesta Simply Suites Salt Lake City Airport
Microtel Inn & Suites by Wyndham Salt Lake City Airport
Downtown rides within UTA's Free Fare Zone
The Utah Transit Authority (UTA) charges no fare on TRAX light rail or fixed-route buses when you board and get off inside its downtown Free Fare Zone. Arena, Temple Square and Courthouse are among the TRAX stops inside it. When comparing hotel costs, count the journeys that stay within this boundary as free.
The airport station sits outside the zone, so a train ride into downtown still needs a paid fare. The same applies whenever you board or get off outside the boundary, even if the other end of the trip is downtown. Keep those fares in your stay budget. For a free ride on a bus, tell the driver you're staying within the zone. If you use an electronic fare card, tap on and off; missing the tap off means you'll be charged.
Medical rates for University of Utah Hospital visits
For a visit to University of Utah Hospital, ask about a medical rate before accepting the standard room quote. Participating hotels offer negotiated rates to patients and their families, subject to availability. You need to request the rate when reserving, and the hotel may require verification. Add any taxes and fees before deciding whether the quote works for your stay.
The hospital's lodging coordinators can help you explore options at 801-587-8230, 24 hours a day. When you need a hotel that accepts guests at 18, mention that at the start of the conversation. A medical rate doesn't mean the hotel allows guests your age to check in.