We stayed here in early March 2013, when the mercury was in the 70s in the valley and the snow pack in the Wasatch was getting kind of hard. It is 30 to 45 minutes from four ski areas, and there appear to be parking lots at bus stops at the base of the mountains in case the roads are... More

We spent our anniversary at this place. Owners are so friendly, personal and we loved there. This is a hidden romantic B&B place and if you love talking and listening good story as eating breakfast, you will love this place. Recommended!

We stayed at the Hansen House B&B for our second anniversary. The only reason I knew of it was because at the time we lived not far from it and one day while driving through the Historic District of Sandy I ran across it. I love old mansions and this one caught my eye. So when we wanted to stay... More

Fran Hansen is the owner of this bed and breakfast and she was a delightful host. Breakfast was scheduled according to our needs and was served on silver platters and other formal dishware. The rooms were all beautiful, but my favorite thing about the Hansen house was the grounds. At night, there are two trees that are decorated with christmas... More

My family literally stumbled across Hanson House while looking for accomodations in the Salt Lake City area. Much to our delight we called and spoke to Fran who was VERY accomodating! When we arrived, we expected a average run if the mill bed and breakfast..instead we found a beautifully appointed large historic home. We were greated by Fran Hanson who... More

My husband and I stayed at the Hansen House for our anniversary. Booking is a minor inconvenience, since there is no online option, but it was easy to reach the innkeepers by phone to reserve a room. My initial plan was to check into the inn before a wedding, then return after the wedding was over, but because of a... More

Overall a wonderful place to stay. A quick overview, the Pros: great breakfast, wonderful owners, relatively close to TRAX, steep stair cases however a chair lift is provided for the less mobile, and quiet. the Cons: Cannot lock the door when you leave (only chain locks on the inside), the wine and gold room gets very warm at night (I... More

Such a fun place for a couple get-away. Our room was the Blue Lagoon room and the round bed was such a neat feature. Our host was very sweet and had done a lovely job decorating the Bed and Breakfast into a charming old museum-like mansion. The doors didn't have locks and there is no elevator--steep old stairs to climb.... More

Elderly couple on a short visit, we enjoyed this old house in a quiet setting near a brook, several miles south of Salt Lake City. The hostess was welcoming, the period furnishings were beautiful, and the breakfast was good. In the small "Victorian Room" where we were, the bed has several mattresses and is very high; we literally had to... More