We have stayed at the Yarrow 2 times now and it has been exquisite to say the least. The Yarrow is a perfect getaway from our busy lives in Salt Lake City. The rooms have been superbly clean and high above our expectations. I love the fireplace and kitchenette. In fact, we did not leave the room at all on our last visit (except to enjoy the roomy and delightful hot tub). The front desk staff is incredibly helpful and kind. On our first visit, we could not get a taxi. The gentleman at the front desk went out of his way and must have called 10 different before finding us a cab. I enjoy the in house bar, a little quaint, but reasonably priced drinks. I recommend The Yarrow to all my friends looking for a quality place to stay at a reasonable price. I will definitely be returning soon!!

Our quilt guild held a retreat at the Yarrow the first of November 2012 for 4 days and 4 nights, accomodating 80 people. The conference room was huge, they gave us a great rate on everything, they met all of our needs (which were numerous for such an event), and the staff was very friendly and helpful. Our rooms were clean and very comfortable. The catered meals they provided were absolutely delicious with large portions (too large, actually). We plan to make the Yarrow our chosen location every year for this retreat if we have the same great experience that we had this year.

Had a great stay. No problems at all. Room was clean, property had more higher quality amenities than one might expect in the price range. People looking for Ritz Carlton service and luxury should spend the extra 400 bucks a night and stay there. The Yarrow is very comfortable and clean. Highly recommended.

We enjoyed our room at the Yarrow. It had a nice king size bed with a balcony. The room was very quiet. The tv had over 100 channels and also had a fridge but no Microwave which we thought was odd. The shower head was ok. James at the front desk was very pleasant.
The cafe inside the hotel sucked, I had seafood augratin and my wife had ribs. We both disliked the food and we were the only people in the entire cafe on a snowy Friday night.