The Armstrong Mansion in Salt Lake City, Utah is a historic bed and breakfast.

In their own words, here is a bit of their history. “Original construction on the Armstrong Mansion was completed in 1893 as the fulfillment of a wedding day promise made by Francis Armstrong to his bride, Isabel. After extensive travel through Europe, the two-term Mayor of Salt Lake City and his wife decided on the popular Queen Anne-Style for their family home. When completed, the Mansion included a beautiful master bedroom, Victorian dining room, library, parlor, and living quarters for house staff. The Mansion was also proudly one of only three homes in all of Salt Lake City to provide indoor-plumbing and running water for its occupants!”

The January Promise room boasts a billowing four poster bed, piled high with pillows, covered with an exquisite feather duvet. Each room is named after a month of the year and what better place to ring in the new year than in this room.

Just like January Promise, the February Interlude room at the Armstrong Mansion Bed and Breakfast in Salt Lake City, Utah is a throwback to an earlier era.

It’s a time of style, class and proper manners that seem to be so absent today.

Whether you’re visiting from out of state or just dropping by for a stay-cation, there’s so much to do and see around the Armstrong Mansion. The Salt Lake Temple, Museum of Church History and Art, Family History Library, Brigham Young Monument, Bee Hive House, Church Office Building, This is the Place Monument, and so much more.