Pets are negotiable, and children are welcome. Innkeepers Jan Bartlett and Nancy Saxton are such charming people, it's no wonder half their guests are repeat visitors. The Saltair is the oldest continually operating bed and breakfast in Salt Lake City. It takes its name from the old Saltair Resort near the Great Salt Lake and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The five sleeping rooms in this charming old home range from small and cozy to big and roomy.
All rooms have antique brass beds with down comforters and carefully chosen antiques.
An intriguing collection of antique lamps deserves a few minutes of study. Some are exquisite and, like the rest of the furnishings, blend well with the style of home. The lady's desk, rocking chairs, the armoire and tables here and there are comfortable and well-preserved. Jan collects pottery, and several of his prize pieces decorate the rooms. Fresh flowers, toiletries and saltwater taffy are provided in each room.