Element Salt Lake City Downtown rooftop pool
Heated saltwater rooftop pool, guests only, with free bikes
No. 2 of 3 on our Salt Lake City rooftop pools list, in Downtown.
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- Who can swim
- Hotel guests only
- Day pass
- No
- Heated
- Heated
- Season
- Heated year-round
A heated rooftop pool with a firm rule is what you get here: guests only, and no day pass is listed. Parking runs $25 to $40 a day, so budget for it.
The pool
Atop a Downtown hotel at 145 S 300 W, this is an outdoor saltwater pool. The listing marks it heated. The floor isn't published, and only hotel guests can swim.
Our take
Element is a straight stay-to-swim choice. It's heated, which counts for a lot when December highs average 3.9°C and January's are 3.7°C. Hyatt Regency leaves heating unpublished, so this is the safer winter bet of the two.
The downside is the extra cost. Valet parking is $40 a day and covered self-parking is $25 a day, both with in/out privileges. Skip the car if you can: the hotel offers complimentary bicycle rentals for guests.
Good to know
- Heated pool, listed with a saltwater amenity
- Guests-only rule is clear
- Complimentary bicycle rentals for guests
The catches
- A room is the only way in, as no day pass is listed
- Parking costs $25 to $40 a day
Best forOvernight guests who want heat through the cold months and don't mind paying for the room.
Skip it ifYou want to swim without staying, since no day pass is listed.
Getting in
Hotel guests only. The listing shows no day pass, and no pass platform sells entry to this pool.
The simplest way in is to book a room, which also covers the bicycle rentals.
Tips
- Skip the $40 valet and use covered self-parking at $25 a day; both allow in and out.
- Use the free bicycles to get around Downtown instead of paying for parking.
Before you go. Confirm your stay includes pool access, since there's no day pass for outside visitors.
Pool facts and where they come from
Facts marked "unconfirmed" come from a travel guide or booking site, not from the hotel. Check them with the hotel before you plan around them.
| Where the pool is | Rooftop (outdoor) Unconfirmed: from multipad.marriott.com, not the hotel |
|---|---|
| Pool type | Outdoor saltwater (saline) pool Unconfirmed: from multipad.marriott.com, not the hotel |
| Who can swim | Hotel guests only (Element and Le Méridien guests) Unconfirmed: from multipad.marriott.com, not the hotel |
| Hours | Open daily 5am to 11pm Unconfirmed: from multipad.marriott.com, not the hotel |
| Season | Heated year-round Unconfirmed: from multipad.marriott.com, not the hotel |
| Heated | Heated year-round Unconfirmed: from multipad.marriott.com, not the hotel |
| The view | Sweeping views of downtown Salt Lake City Unconfirmed: from multipad.marriott.com, not the hotel |
| Rooftop bar | Van Ryder rooftop bar, atop the hotel buildings Unconfirmed: from multipad.marriott.com, not the hotel |
Location and contact
| Address | 145 S 300 W, Salt Lake City, UT 84101Open in Google Maps |
|---|---|
| Area | Downtown |
| Pool level | Rooftop |
| Google rating | 4.3 from 368 reviews Ratings are for the whole hotel, not just the pool. |
| Phone | +1801-658-4600 |
| Website | marriott.com |
Element Salt Lake City Downtown pool: questions people ask
Can non-guests swim at Element Salt Lake City Downtown?
No. Hotel guests only, and the listing shows no day pass.
Is the Element Salt Lake City Downtown pool heated?
Yes. The listing marks it as heated and as a saltwater pool.
Is the Element pool on the roof?
Yes, it's listed as a rooftop pool. The floor number isn't published.
How much is parking at Element Salt Lake City Downtown?
Valet parking is $40 a day and covered self-parking is $25 a day. Both include in/out privileges.