Nestled between the historic Main Street Core and the Warehouse District of Salt Lake City, the Peery Hotel was built during a period of hotel expansion in the city caused by the mining boom in Utah. The Hotel is a three-story brick structure in which elements of the Prairie Style are combined with motifs of Classical Revival influence. The hotel was built in 1910 by two sons of David Harold Peery, a prominent Ogden merchant and banker. Today the boutique hotel includes 73 guest rooms and two restaurants.