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Retreats & Resources
Inspiration for your next solo retreat and scene in your novel.
Asher Adams, SLC
Asher Adams, Autograph Collection is historical, boutique, and rugged in nature. Previously a Union Pacific Depot, sophistication is the new priority for the hotel. While the lobby is no stranger to galas and auctions, they do not carry on late into the night. Nor does the LED screen in The Gateway’s courtyard. In a public epicenter, Asher Adams rooms are quiet havens. Intense water pressure, supplied robes and slippers along with the standalone tub and vanity amenities are t
Grand Hyatt Regency, SLC
A pale blue obelisk commands the cityscape of Salt Lake City. Its rounded corners and gridded exterior changes hue with the sunlight. The Grand Hyatt Regency hotel. An unexpected host that checks many boxes for authors and solo travelers. At Contribution bar, engineers in slim puffer jackets laugh and watch the Utah Jazz game on mounted flat screens. Two boys chase each other up and down the escalators while their parents slouch in armchairs by the lobby’s fireplace. There’s
Evo Hotel, SLC
Evo Hotel is the manifestation of Salt Lake’s youthful spirit. The minimalist hotel rooms, the cozy shared spaces, venturesome amenities and launch pads for your own exploits. The energy at Boulder Project is palpable. Laughter and hearty jeers and compliments are tossed around in between thumps on the mats. There’s a dichotomy between the wall and a climber. Even when summitted, the wall stands unperturbed. A fallen climber feels rare defeat on the padded floor. There is th
Le Meridien, SLC
Le Meridien is the emerald of Salt Lake City hotels. While it holds little access and inspiration to nature, it is a lustrous totem in the heart of downtown. In its shadow, flames reflect in the pool outside STK steakhouse. Above, the chic and the romantic gather on Van Ryder’s rooftop bar to watch fans gather for the another season of the Utah Mammoth hockey team. The drinks are garnished, the fires are warm, and the cauliflower bites are impeccable. Two gentlemen slouch
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