Milagro
Downtown Salt Lake at 2nd & 2nd. A rooftop pool with 360-degree mountain views, Carson Kitchen and Nacho Daddy at street level, and the Wasatch range twenty minutes from your door.
Units at Milagro
More Than a Place to Stay
What our guests have to say
4.9
5104 reviews
“as always I love the Charles and will return again!”
Andrew
Stayed in July 2026
“Awesome spot, easy in and out. Parking is pretty close and wasn't an issue. <br/>The view was alright nothing crazy. TV was nice and well sized for the area. Would stay again.”
Jaegen
Stayed in July 2026
“Nice place and great location to visit SLC and the university. Walk downtown and right by the Trax. Comfortable and clean with nice touches like coffee, etc... Host is very responsive. Only negative, not much the host can do and is shown in the pictures, is the view as it faces a large billboard and gas station - is OK but makes the nice balcony kind of a bummer. Parking is also on the opposite corner of the building. Maybe "opulent" is a stretch, just nice, new, convenient and comfortable.”
Alex
Stayed in July 2026
“It was everything and more that was expected! I have stayed in many places- the best!<br/>The only one thing I would say is , it would have been nice to have foil, baggies, and film wrap. I can’t wait to come back!<br/>Thank you!”
Robyn
Stayed in July 2026
Location Highlights
Why Guests Pick Milagro
A downtown corner with a rooftop worth a rest day and ski slopes less than an hour away.
Rooftop Pool & Mountain Views
Resort-style pool and spa with panoramic Wasatch and city views, sundeck cabanas, fire pits, and a courtyard with games and grilling stations.
Steps from the Convention Center
The Salt Palace Convention Center is right across the street, making Milagro one of the closest stays for conferences, expos, and events.
40 Minutes to World-Class Skiing
Big and Little Cottonwood Canyons put Snowbird, Alta, Brighton, and Solitude within a 40-minute drive from your front door.
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