Ellerbeck Mansion Bed & Breakfast

Atmosphere there was very relaxing and quiet. Located in a nice quiet neighborhood. Breakfast was very good. The bed was ok had better and worse. Overall a nice experience.

Very historic decorations. The lobby was beautiful. We stayed in the Deseret room. As we left we saw two other rooms and we had wished we had booked them instead. They just were warmer and better decorated. Fireplaces in the rooms do not work. The bed was ok, nice linens. I felt the bed was hard, but I think all hotel beds are hard. The TV was a bit small and high up. Walls are thin, or they were upstairs we could hear the occupant in the other room. The free breakfast was lovely and delicious. We thought we had a good exchange with the host, but as we were leaving my husband wandered into a already cleaned room to "check it out" and he was admonished harshly by the host. It left us a bad taste in our mouth and we will never return.

It has been many years since my wife and I have enjoyed staying somewhere as much as we enjoyed staying at the Ellerbeck Mansion Bed and Breakfast. The setting is unique and managed to blend modern conveniences with true historic charm. Communication prior to our stay as well as when we arrived was more than adequate, the pricing was very reasonable, the breakfast satisfying and we were able to walk around the area and truly enjoy this special part of Salt Lake City. This morning my wife expressed to me how much she enjoyed it and how she would like to go again. I agreed and only suggested we might go again, get one room and encourage some friends to get other room(s) so we could also enjoy lounging in the "common areas" without any worries that we were "those guests" who spread out too much. When we go back, we'll try to go for at least 2-3 days and invite other couple(s) but, in a word, it was WONDERFUL!

The property is beautiful. Breakfast and cookies were amazing as well as the staff! We were there at the end of November, and I believe it was unseasonably cold. The windows definitely need to be replaced and the space heaters to heat the rooms need to be a bit more robust. Or run the actual furnace.

We had an amazing experience at the Inn. Our Inn Keeper, Victoriya was so nice, accommodating, and made us feel so welcome. The atmosphere and energy throughout the house was very warm and welcoming, quiet as well. The breakfast was delicious and served in the quaint dining room. The owners have done a fabulous job bringing you back to the 1800’s, while keeping things comfortable for today’s time. Loved sipping tea in front of the fireplace. We will definitely be back!

Wonderful property. Okay...it's old and the windows are cold (single pane glass). There is a hot/cold thing going on. The bed was warn and comfortable, the room was clean and inviting. I can't say enough about the staff. Very friendly and very good breakfast. I'd like to come back in the summer. Close to food and entertainment.

The home here was the experience of a little bit of history of Salt Lake City and its environs but being in the present and enjoying a place and food designed to be like those prarie experiences that brought the people to the Salt Lake Area in the mid 19th Century. It was fun to have the people who work here so excited about sharing the past in a contemporary way. from the music they play to the meals they serve,

We were very impressed with the house and the service we received. We enjoyed the easy check in/check out and the delicious breakfast. In addition , we had the opportunity to meet other guest and chat with them. Also, very good location to explore SLC.

Historical home in the Avenues District, but there are a few things that are important to know. First, the Wasatch room is on the first floor and opens directly into the gathering area and main entrance of the home, so you get the noise from people coming and going in and out of the front door. You also are right across from the dining room where everyone comes to eat breakfast in the morning, so you also get the noise from that. Finally, the room itself - nicely decorated with antique furniture, the door is a 130 year old pocket door that locks with a skeleton key, but has a pretty significant gap on either end, so, if you’re the shy type, you need to pay attention to what you come out of the bathroom wearing or not wearing. The staff are outstanding and are readily available if you have a question, and breakfast is superb.