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Lighthouse

5th South, Salt Lake City, Utah

Lighthouse

Suite Details

  • Round queen bed
  • 43″ TV
  • Oval jetted tub with waterfall shower
  • DVD player
  • Large oversized chair
  • Full breakfast included
  • Sparkling cider included
  • Snacks, DVD’s and other lovely options available.

Located on the second floor.

A Light in the Dark

Enjoy the adventure of sleeping in an East Coast lighthouse. Some guests say you can actually hear the waves crashing against the shoreline. Explore the waterfall/jetted tub in the sea cave and drift off to sleep to the soothing sight of sand and seashells above your head.

(Once inside the tour, click and drag your mouse to look around, or click on the circles to move around the suite.)

We loved our stay! The tub was amazing. We really loved the aesthetic. This was our first getaway as a couple, and it is one we won’t forget.

Jordan and Xchit

Thanks for making our 38th anniversary a magical time of renewed commitment and love! We’ve been to many lighthouses through our 38 years together but this is one of our favorites! Super fun!

Jim & Jalaine Black

We loved the Lighthouse suite! Especially the waterfall shower and round bed. This was the perfect way to celebrate our two-year (..and three months) anniversary!

Alexis and Cooper

This was our first time staying here, and it won’t be our last. We were here visiting family and decided to sneak away to celebrate our four-year wedding anniversary. We had a great time in the Lighthouse suite. Thank you!

Amanda & Josh Orton

We stayed here for our fourth wedding anniversary. We loved it! This suite was so much fun. Breakfast is always so good. We will definitely be back next year!

Happy guests

A Long Net

A strange vision unfolded; unfazed I gazed.
A beach flanked by a long fishing net in the haze.
Dark silhouettes and shadows formed a crescent band.
Figures, forms and fishing net fused in the sand.

I heard voices and echoes of the long net in motion.
I could smell the scent of fish and feel the commotion.
Those fishing folks with hats and attire quaint –
Could this be a dream? Leave me my dream; oh, I faint.

A History

The first true lighthouse may have been built in about 280 BCE in Egypt. Lighthouses became more common in Europe around 1100 CE, and in the United States in the 18th century. By 1900, there were nearly 1,000 lighthouses in the United States, and as many as 50,000 in the world. Most lighthouses are now automated or abandoned.

Tonight, abandon all else, except one another.

The Lighthouse

she was his
lighthouse and he
was lost in
her ocean
— Antonia

Disclaimer: The photos as well as the amenities and characteristics of the suite as described on this page (such as type of tub, size of television screen, bed, etc.) may vary from what is in your suite at the time of your stay due to repairs and updates. If you require a specific type of tub or TV screen or other room characteristics during your stay, please call us and verify this with us on the phone to verify that we will be able to accommodate your needs. Otherwise, no refunds or discounts after your stay can be given due to minor variations in suite layout or characteristics such as these.

SALT LAKE CITY

5TH SOUTH

460 South 1000 East

Salt Lake City, UT 84102

801-363-4900