The Armstrong Mansion Bed & Breakfast (Salt Lake City; tel. 800/708-1333): Housed in a four-story Queen Anne-style Victorian mansion, this elegant B&B has stained-glass windows, a carved oak staircase, and replicas of the original wall stencils. Many of the 13 luxurious rooms boast whirlpool tubs.
Alaskan Inn (Ogden; tel. 888/707-8600): The wilds of Alaska have arrived in Utah, with this unique and fun bed-and-breakfast, where themed rooms and cabins transport you to a land of tundra, snow-capped peaks, tall pines, polar bears, and cascading waterfalls.
Snowberry Inn Bed & Breakfast (near Ogden; tel. 888/334-3466): This log B&B is lovingly decorated with antiques and collectibles, and each bedroom has its own personality. Although the house has a wide-open design with a broad front porch, it still manages to have a cozy, homelike atmosphere; guests gather in the kitchen to sip coffee and watch, or help, as breakfast is being prepared.
Hines Mansion Luxury Bed & Breakfast (Provo; tel. 800/428-5636): A Victorian mansion ripe with historic ambience, this is a wonderful place to celebrate a wedding anniversary or romantic occasion, with complimentary sparkling cider and two-person whirlpool tubs in every room.
Seven Wives Inn Bed & Breakfast (St. George; tel. 800/600-3737): This was the first B&B in Utah, and it's one of the loveliest. There are no polygamists hiding in the attic anymore, but you'll feel like you've stepped back in time. The two historic 19th-century homes are outfitted with antiques, mostly Victorian and Eastlake. We love the several decks, porches, and balconies.
Sunflower Hill Luxury Inn (Moab; tel. 800/662-2786): Loaded with country charm, this delightful B&B makes you feel like you're at Grandma's, where family relics surround you and handmade quilts keep you warm at night. What's more, this may be the quietest lodging in Moab, and the grassy, shady grounds are especially inviting on a hot day.
