Chic venue for stylish events
4.4 218 reviews 90 E 600 S, Salt Lake City, UT 84111, USA
The Salt Lake Loft is a chic venue located in downtown Salt Lake City, perfect for hosting stylish events. With a capacity of 80 guests, it offers a cozy yet elegant atmosphere. The price range for renting the space is between $300 and $1,500, making it suitable for various budgets.
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The Salt Lake Loft Loft in 90 E 600 S, Salt Lake City, UT 84111, USA accommodates up to 80 guests, 1,500 sqft of usable space. $900 avg. price for typical events. Popular for Art Shows, Small Weddings, Private Parties. Amenities include Sound system, Lighting, Catering options, Bar service, Wi-Fi. Request a quote to check availability, packages, and date holds. The location offers convenient access for guests and vendors, with flexible layouts to suit seated dinners, cocktail receptions, and hybrid programs.
Main Venue Type
Loft
Secondary Venue Types
GalleryMeeting Space
Best for:
Art ShowsSmall WeddingsPrivate Parties
Amenities
Sound systemLightingCatering optionsBar serviceWi-Fi
Rating: 4.4/5 (218 Google reviews)
- 5.0/5:
600 Lofts has been a great experience so far – the downtown benefits at an affordable price. I'm not sure you could find many other places with such a great location plus nice living arrangements themselves. Even the studios have washers and dryers and dishwashers. It's been a fun place to live, and I'm glad I picked it.
– Payton Davis
- 5.0/5:
Great Location & Well Maintained:
(Updated 05-17-2021)
Maintenance has super fast response often within minutes, and work tirelessly to resolve your issue. The staff has a positive disposition that allow residents to be heard openly and fairly.
They accepts pet (breed restricted), and have in ground parking secured by garage doors. Video surveillance and a security company monitor the property.
This building is located on one of the most highly trafficked intersections in the city. 600 South is a one-way freeway access streets and State Street cuts through the entire valley. This Urban dwelling has big city appeal.
There is a modern well equipped fitness room with 24 hour access and an Office space with some terminals and decent hours. High end gas grills are are custom built on one of the 4 spacious raised patios decks in the building. [They are now open generous hours]
– J Scott Barnard
- 3.0/5:
I've lived here for 8 years, and overall, it’s been a good experience. There really aren't many amenities—just a BBQ area, a couple of benches outside, and a workspace area but no printer. The gym is actually pretty nice, though. The dog parks are gross. The back one is all torn up to hell and the fake turf out front is disgusting and has never been cleaned in all the years I’ve lived here. Thankfully there’s some grass by the Grand America and out front (even if it dies from all the dogs using it).
Maintenance and management have been superb, no complaints there. But the rent keeps going up. When I moved in back in 2018, I paid $800 for a 1 bed/1 bath. Now in 2025, it’s $1,500 for the same 600 sq ft.
The mailroom is secure with key access, which I like. Noise rules are really strict, people don’t seem to be aware that theyre living in an apartment building… Management will issue a complaint if you’re even slightly outside quiet hours. And don’t expect to use your balcony much; they’re extremely picky about what you can have out there. Even a privacy screen isn’t allowed, which doesn’t make sense to me.
Parking is also a pain. The building doesn’t own the parking garage and they will not open the garage doors for you to move in and out. So you have to use the regular doors only. You only get one parking stall for a 1-bedroom, and there’s zero visitor parking. If you live with someone else, one of you will have to park on the street—if you can find a spot.
The best part is the location. Tons of new businesses have popped up nearby, and you can walk to some great taco carts. But between the rising rent and strict policies for what you pay, I have mixed feelings.
– Haley Baker
