The Beehive
Salt Lake City Premier B&B
The early settlers of Utah adopted the Beehive as their symbol to represent the industriousness and cooperative spirit they aimed to foster in their new community - and now Utah is known as The Beehive State. The Beehive Room, with its inspired decor and cozy ambiance, offers a sweet retreat where guests can recharge.
Features
Vaulted ceiling
Queen bed
Beautiful view of the backyard and patio
Private bath
TV and DVD player
Wi-fi
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"The house is gorgeous. A beautiful open space with your own private area.
We got in the hot tub after a day of crazy and then just sat on the patio. You would never guess that you were right off a main road which makes for easy access within the mountain vines.
Esther is very inviting and someone who is up for a good conversation. Esther creates a warm, welcoming environment."
-Raquel from Airbnb
Your local guide
When Utah achieved statehood in 1896, the beehive was incorporated into the state seal and flag. In 1959 it was officially designated as the state emblem and the Beehive cluster can be spotted all over our state including highway road signs.
Alpine Loop
B&B in Salt Lake City
The Alpine Loop Scenic Byway is a breathtaking 20-mile drive through Utah’s Wasatch Mountains and is covered in stunning Aspen trees. The loop connects American Fork Canyon to Provo Canyon via State Route 92.
Features
Vaulted ceiling
Two Queen beds
Large south-facing windows with
both mountain and sunset viewsPrivate bath
TV and DVD player
Wi-fi
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"We wanted a nearby "get-away" for our anniversary. Couldn't have chosen a better spot. So much better than a hotel.
Great, clean room. Exceptional hospitality. Best breakfast ever. Highly recommended."
-Kendal Ferguson from Tripadvisor
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This fully paved route offers stunning views of Mount Timpanogos and other glacier-carved peaks, making it a favorite scenic drive for both locals and vis
The Corey Room
Best B&B in Salt Lake City
The Corey Room pays homage to Corey Engen, an esteemed icon in skiing and ski jumping. Named in honor of his remarkable legacy as a champion athlete and the original owner and builder of the house. Overflowing with amenities crafted to enhance your experience, the Corey Room promises an elevated stay filled with comfort and sophistication.
Features
Skylights in a dramatic 14-foot vaulted ceiling
King bed
French doors that open onto a patio
Hardwood floor
Lipless handicapped accessible shower
Extra wide doorways
TV and DVD player
Wi-fi
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"Great place! Esther was awesome and so welcoming.
Breakfast was super and the location for our trip to visit the area was perfect.
We had the downstairs room and the king bed was super comfortable.
We'll be back and will recommend to all our friends."
-Jim and Cheryl from Airbnb
Corey Engen in the 1948 Olympics, St. Moritz
Sverre, Corey, and Alf Engen - Industrial Strength Skiers
Jordan Pines
Salt Lake City Bed and Breakfast
Located upstairs, the Jordan Pines Room draws its name and inspiration from the serene Jordan Pines Campground, nestled halfway up Big Cottonwood Canyon on the way to Brighton Ski Resort. Designed to capture the peaceful essence of the surrounding pine forests, this cozy retreat invites you to unwind and enjoy the calming beauty of Utah nature — you might even imagine the fresh scent of pine in the air. It’s the perfect mountain-inspired escape, with all the comforts and warm our B&B provides.
Features
An elevated King bed
Private bath with tub
North-facing French doors that open onto a small deck
Patio and tree views
TV and DVD player
Wi-fi
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"The house is beautiful and has all the amenities you could want for a relaxing stay.
The breakfast was delicious, and there is a huge supply of tea/coffee/other drink options available at any time.
The rooms were comfortable and there were lots of cozy spots for sitting and reading.
All in all, it felt like a wonderful home away from home!"
-Verified Orbitz guest
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The name “Jordan Pines” is tied to the nearby Jordan River, which flows north from Utah Lake into the Great Salt Lake. It’s one of the few rivers in the world that flows north! At over 7,000 feet elevation, Jordan Pines transforms with the seasons. In summer, it's cool and shaded — perfect for camping and picnics. In winter, it’s a snowy paradise popular for snowshoeing, cross-country skiing, and sledding.
The open meadow area framed by pine trees makes Jordan Pines a popular spot for engagement photos, elopements, and small weddings — especially in fall when the leaves turn golden. This place has a special place in my heart—we had our wedding photos taken here!
Wasatch Wildflowers
Salt Lake City B&B
Located on the sunny main floor, this room is themed after the beautiful wildflowers of the Wasatch Mountains, offering guests a cozy retreat filled with warmth and comfort.
Features
Queen bed
Private bath with large shower
Tv
Wi-fi
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"The B & B is fantastic and Esther is a big reason why. She had cookies waiting for us and made a great breakfast.
The place is in great shape and very very clean. It's very warm and cozy to come too. I'd love to come back again.
The BnB has 4 bedrooms and each one has a private bathroom"
-Jacob from Airbnb
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The Wasatch Mountains are covered in beautiful wildflowers, if you are going in search of them, the Albion Basin, Silver Lake Loop and Mount Timpanogos trails are ideal starting points to soak up the colorful charm of our Wasatch Wildflowers.