Layton Hills Mall - Layton, Utah - Indoor shopping mall, Toddler play area

Layton Hills Mall is a two-story, indoor, regional shopping mall with anchor stores JC Penney, Macy's and Sports Authority. There are over one hundred stores in the mall including stores like Aveda, Bath & Body Works, Beauty By Nature, and Beauty Express. There is a Big Lot's store and a Joanne Crafts store. Dining options include Charley's Steakery, Chick-Fil-A, Chinese Gourmet, Denny's, and Hot Dog on a Stick.

The mall offers a soft play area for toddlers, located on the lower level right by Gymboree. The play area has a sports theme and a KSL TV news desk where children can pretend to anchor their own news shows. There is plenty of seating within the play space and a nearby restroom offers baby changing tables. The soft play area is open during mall hours.

This mall is located just East of I-15 at exit 331, on Hill Field Road. The mall is south of Hill Air Force Base. The physical address is 1076 Layton Hills Mall, Layton, Utah. The Mall is open from Monday to Saturday from 10am to 9pm and Sunday from Noon to 6pm.

CBL is the management company for Layton Hills Mall. With corporate offices located in Chattanooga, Tennessee, CBL owns, holds interests in or manages 158 properties, including 86 market-dominant regional malls and open-air centers. The properties are located in 27 states and total 84.7 million-square-feet including 2.2 million-square-feet of non-owned shopping centers managed for third parties.

Other stores at the mall are Ayropostale, American Eagle Outfitters, Zumiez, Amika, Buckle, and Charlotte Russe. There is The Children's Place, Christopher & Banks, Claire'sand a Hallmark store. You'll also find Cosmo Prof, Crazy 8, and Deseret Book store. There are several shoe stores including Famous Footwear, Footlocker and Forever Young Shoes. There is a Franklin Covey store, FANZZ and Gamestop. Trendy options like Hot Topic, Hollister and Icing by Claire's are also well represented. There is a MacDonald's and a Garcia's for additional dining options. Or for snacks, there is Mrs. Fields and the Pretzelmaker. You'll find a Radio Shack, a Sleep Number store, and several options for cell phones including both accessory and service kiosks. There is a Standard Optical, a Tuesday Morning and a Washington Mutual.

One February 2009 online reviewer said, "Pretty good food court, liked the atmosphere.''

Another reviewer said, "Good selection of stores, good food court, and traffic is a bit much during rush hour so try to avoid that.''