Holiday rentals and lettings in Salt Lake CIty

Salt Lake City is famous for the “Unsinkable Lake” and movies like The Sandlot, filmed in Rose Park where the original field still stands. The mountains are teeming with wildlife in the summer and awesome ski trails in winter. Your holiday will be filled with mouth-watering experiences on this foodie adventure. Be sure to visit the Farmer’s Market and Winter Market downtown to get your share of fresh lamb, Hell’s Backbone Grill canned sauces, pickles and more! Visit HSL when Chef Handly offers his Stone Fruit Salad for an exceptional sweet and savoury dish.

Enjoy a lovely holiday rental in the heart of Salt Lake City, near all the conveniences! These lettings come fully equipped for any traveller type to have a splendid stay, especially couples and groups. The charming lettings on this list feature a lovely interior, making you feel immersed in your surroundings. Splurge on style and comfort with rentals that have a hot tub and a garden with a view. Enjoy a cocktail by the pool, or have a luxurious soak in the hot tub. Every one of our Salt Lake City rentals is a gem.

Salt Lake City is home to craft breweries, fine dining, and an eclectic nightlife. You’re sure to find your niche and have a great time! Red Rock Brewery, an award-winning master brewer, features delicious cuisine like Wild Mushroom Polenta paired with a Hefeweizen. Black Sheep at Epic Brewing boasts the Navajo taco topped with signature sauces, paired with Capt'n Ron Raisin Stout. Splurge on fireside dining at Empire Canyon Lodge offering roasted lamb and melting cheese wheels for a novel treat. Then, put on your dancing shoes and hop to Karamba or Sky for some sweet vibes!

The beautiful mountain range surrounding Salt Lake City, Wasatch, is loaded with good times for those who love the outdoors. This area has perfect snow thanks to the mountains and lake effect. Therefore, wintertime features nearly unrivalled skiing and snowboarding. Snowshoe hiking is great at Donut Falls, and The Spruces feature sled riding and cross-country skiing. You’ll also see plenty of wildlife like elk, moose, and bears along trails like the Millcreek Canyon. Summer is bursting with wildflowers, mountain streams, and breathtaking views along hiking trails like Hidden Falls of Big Cottonwood.

Utah is home to historical arts. Exciting exhibits and artefacts are housed in the Utah State Historical Society’s new home at the beautiful Rio Grande Depot. Established in 1897, they are dedicated to recording and collecting Utah’s historical treasures for future generations. Classic Cars International Antique Auto Museum is a must-see if you love old cars. The owner gives tours about his awesome old Cadillacs, Rolls-Royce collection, Towncars and more. Art at the Main is a delightful art gallery located in the atrium of the Main Library. This venue offers art events, children’s classes, and a place for budding artists to sell and display their pieces.

There’s nothing like delectable local food when you’re travelling. And Salt Lake City is no exception! Publik Coffee Roasters’ chief roaster treats coffee like a science project. Coffee will never be the same after you experience the outstanding flavour of fresh roasted premium beans! What goes with coffee? Pie of course! Pie is another local speciality, and The Sunglow Restaurant has particularly unusual pies worth investigating, like “Pickle” and “Pinto Bean”. Stein Eriksen Lodge features awesome mountain views and their signature “Wild Game Chilli” made from buffalo, boar, elk, coffee, beer, and spices. Hive Winery creates mead from local beehives like the Celts.

Clark Planetarium boasts scientific adventures where you’ll delve into the universe and discover fascinating facts in one of two theatres, the Imax and Dome, where you’re surrounded by black holes, planets, meteors, and more. Numerous interactive exhibits feature hands-on science exploration and their laser light shows are perfect for a fun night out.

On Fridays, twice per month, Heber Valley Artisan Cheese in Midway offers a dairy farm tour highlighting their signature cheese-making procedure. Afterwards there’ll be cheese tasting of their famous honey-lavender cheddar, pepper-infused jack and many more. Take a few home for pairing with your favourite wine.

Small-batch chocolate is one of the latest trends, and Salt Lake City is keeping in step with the bean-to-bar chocolate art. One such venue is Caputo’s Deli where Matt, the owner, offers classes about this burgeoning chocolate awareness including the history of chocolate, cacao trees, meeting chocolatiers, and tasting the finest craft varieties.

Since 2006 Utah has been developing its craft distilleries. High West Distillery features a tasting room and tour where you’ll see how whiskey is made from scratch. Have a snack at the High West Lemonade with special double rye whiskey and fresh lemon coupled with secret spices to make an outstanding cocktail.

Trolley Square was home to trolleys and electric trains over a hundred years ago. Now the depot is loaded with boutique shops and restaurant venues. But the trolleys, interactive exhibits, and photo collections are still housed at the cultural square, waiting to be admired.