Hotels in and near Perry, Utah

Perry, Utah, is located at the edge of Cache National Forest and within 20 miles of access to the Great Salt Lake. Within a few hours' drive south, you'll find Ashley National Forest and Dinosaur National Park, and there is plenty of skiing nearby. It is a six-hour drive north to the nearest entrance to Yellowstone National Park. There are a number of hotels in the area catering to outdoors enthusiasts.

Crystal Inn Hotel and Suites

Less than two miles from Perry, the Crystal Inn offers mountain views and a wide range of amenities. In-room services include wireless Internet, microwave and Jacuzzi tubs. The hotel provides complimentary hot breakfast, a pool and sauna, a fitness center and self-service laundry. Eagle Mountain Golf Course and Dale Young Nature Park are less than 10 miles away.

Crystal Inn Hotel and Suites
480 Westland Drive
Brigham City, Utah 84302
(800) 408-0440

Brigham Historic Inn and Suites

This small bed and breakfast is located in downtown Brigham, a little more than three miles north of Perry. While the rooms aren't large, they are well-furnished and feature a rustic decor that fits well with the surrounding scenery. In addition to complimentary breakfast, this hotel offers cable television, Internet and laundry service.

Brigham Historic Inn and Suites
64 S. 100 West
Brigham City, Utah 84302
(435) 695-3363

Ogden Marriott

This popular Marriott is located in Ogden, about 17 miles south of Perry. Suites are available with refrigerators and microwaves. Amenities include wireless Internet, pool area and fitness center. A daily ski bus service to nearby Powder Mountain or Snowbasin also is provided.

Ogden Marriott
247 24th St.
Ogden, Utah 84401
(801) 627-1190

Article Written By Dirk Schlitz

Dirk Schlitz has written numerous articles for various websites, specializing in hiking and gardening topics. He has a Bachelor of Arts in English literature and enjoys reading, writing and outdoor activities.

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