SLC hotel rates (before and during) NBA All-Star Weekend

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BY CURT GRESSETH

KSLNewsRadio

SALT LAKE CITY — The 2023 NBA All-Star Weekend kicks off Thursday in Salt Lake City and runs through Sunday, culminating with the 72nd NBA All-Star Game, which tips off at 6:30 pm. (MST).

And while you check out the sights, visit the events and watch the big game, you are going to need a place to sleep. Below is a list of 20 hotel rates in and around downtown Salt Lake City. The rates show prices before and during the All-Star Weekend.

(We used Booking.com on Wednesday, Feb. 15, 2024, to find prices in Salt Lake City for a one-night stay with two adults and no children on Feb. 15 and 16, and the same parameters from the same source to check prices during the NBA All-Star Weekend Feb. 18 through Feb. 20. The first price listed is the before price.)

1. Comfort Suites Airport Salt Lake City $114 vs. ($299)

Two Queen Suite
3 beds (2 fulls, 1 sofa bed)
Breakfast included

2. Hyatt Regency Salt Lake City – $289 vs. (no available rooms downtown)

Queen Room with Two Queen Beds

3. Salt Lake Plaza Hotel SureStay Collection by Best Western – Price $171 vs. ($189)

1 queen bed

4. Hilton Salt Lake City Center -Price $346 vs. ($475)

Queen Room with Two Queen Beds

5. Little America Hotel Salt Lake City – Price $240 vs. ($229⬇︎)

Garden Premium Two Queen Beds

6. Crystal Inn Hotel & Suites – Salt Lake City -Price $123 vs. ($328)

King Room – Non-Smoking

7. Quality Inn & Suites Airport West Salt Lake City – Price $113 vs. ($107⬇︎)

King Room – Accessible/Non-Smoking
Breakfast included

8. Microtel Inn & Suites by Wyndham Salt Lake City Airport – Price $125 vs. ($135)

Deluxe Queen Room with Two Queen Beds – Non-Smoking
Breakfast included

9. Homewood Suites by Hilton Salt Lake City Downtown – Price $249 vs. (no available rooms)

King Studio
2 beds (1 king, 1 sofa bed)
Breakfast included

10. Hilton Garden Inn – Salt Lake City Airport – Price $309 vs. ($290⬇︎)

Queen Room with Two Queen Beds

11. Hyatt House Salt Lake City Downtown – Price $236 vs ( $249 Hyatt Place Salt Lake City Airport)

King Room
1 king bed
Breakfast included

12. 8th South Apartments – Price $98 vs. (no available rooms)

One-Bedroom Apartment
Entire apartment • 1 bedroom • 1 living room • 1 bathroom • 1 kitchen • 56m²
2 beds (1 sofa bed, 1 queen)

13. Quality Inn Downtown – Price $99 vs. ($121)

Queen Room
1 queen bed
Breakfast included

14. La Quinta by Wyndham Salt Lake City Airport – Original price $204, current price $184 vs. ($224)

Double Room with Two Double Beds – Disability Access
Breakfast included

15. Radisson Hotel Downtown Salt Lake City – Price $249 vs. ($538)

King Room – Non-Smoking
1 king bed

16. Grand America Hotel – Price $324 vs. (no available rooms)

Premium King Room
1 king bed

17. Comfort Inn Downtown Salt Lake City – Price $142 vs. ($212)

King Room – Accessible/Non-Smoking
1 king bed
Breakfast included

18. Doubletree Suites by Hilton Salt Lake City – Price $239 vs. ( (no available rooms)

King Suite with Sofa Bed – Non-Smoking

19. Econo Lodge Downtown Salt Lake City – Price $69 vs. ($64⬇︎)

Queen Room with Two Queen Beds – Non-Smoking
Breakfast included

20. Four Points Marriott Salt Lake City Airport – Price $299 vs. ($299)

King Room
1 king bed

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