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    Hyatt Centric Park City

    4.0 (102 reviews)
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    Courtyard, mountain view
    Carmen O.

    I spent the weekend at the Hyatt centric while visiting Park city to ski. This review is for the Hyatt itself, and not the room which I rented through Airbnb. This is one of the older properties in the canyons, however it is relatively well maintained. The biggest bonus is that it is ski in and ski out so if you don't want the hassle of taking a shuttle or driving your car this is a great option. The ski shop has a rental option and they were very pleasant, but not all that knowledgeable. The fitness center, and the hot tubs were also very nice. Service was friendly, and valet was free. On the downside, the food and breakfast offerings were subpar and expensive. Coffee is only served from 5 to 7 AM, after which you have to pay $13 for two weak drip coffees. Good, not great.

    Russell and the Murdock Peak Martini
    T W.

    You cannot beat the Murdock Peak Martini (think espresso martini) made by the legendary Russell at the EPC @ Hyatt Centric EPC. We highly recommend this resort and drinks with Russell.

    They are treating us like royalty.
    N S.

    They treated us so well. The only complaint is the cost of parking. And the globalist system can be nerve ending. But overall great room. Excellent breakfast. Met our / above our anticipated need / expectations. Quality of the room. Excellent WiFi was able to fully work. (Much better than a Hyatt place WiFi) the bathroom shower was so comfortable and it felt like a spa. Can't wait to return. The basic prices for thsi Hoyle is very nice and the location is steps to Portland nightlife and restaurants.

    Our view
    Jennifer B.

    This gorgeous property is tucked into the mountains of Park City. Vicki checked us in and couldn't have been friendlier or more knowledgeable. She was fantastic and told us everything we needed to know for a great stay! There is on-site parking underground. Hiking/biking/golf/ski out the door. A huge pool and hot tub. Restaurants that can accommodate plant based diets. I believe a free town shuttle too (which we didn't use). Our two queen room had a fireplace and balcony with a Mountain View. There was a microwave, mini fridge and bar sink. We enjoy a glass of wine or beer after dinner on our balcony and watched the sunset and deer come out to graze. It was lovely.

    Lobby
    Minh N.

    Nice Hotel in the Canyon Village hub. We stayed the week before Christmas and everything was full of holiday spirit. Best thing about the hotel is the location. A few minute walk from the main Lifts/ shopping hub. One thing that may not be good for the light sleepers. Our room was next to the snow machines. These machines are pretty loud and can run 24/7 throughout the night.

    Tammy F.

    Beautiful place!! Definitely up on the mountain! The room was great! Nice and comfy, the fireplace with one switch was so warm! The hot tubs outside were perfect temperature and the pool looked warm too for winter! There were plenty of towels out there too!! Staff was very friendly. Most things you will need you could get at their little market, I even liked these s'more kits you could buy! The parking garage underneath the room made it so easy to get in and out to explore park city!!

    Coy T.

    From check-in to checkout, I couldn't have asked for a more perfect experience! Even the breakfast buffet for my company conference was beautifully laid out, a great spread of drinks and dishes for both breakfast and dinner. The hotel restaurant and bar has some great food too. Only thing is you can't just order drinks per Utah law. Food must also be ordered at the same time. Front desk is really nice and always smiling. The room has so many thoughtful creature comforts from outlets everywhere including USB and a bath tub and separate shower. Comfy robes, extra towels, iron and board, dishes and utensils, huge personal frig, gourmet kcup coffee maker, door privacy cover, relaxing balcony with table and chairs, and full cable TV lineup.

    Alla L.

    Such a charming hotel in park city! This is a ski in/out property but unfortunately we had an icon pass and still needed to drive out since this mountain uses epic pass. This is our second time staying here and it never disappoints. Rooms are very comfortable especially the suites that have full kitchen/laundry. The staff is super friendly and the restaurant downstairs is fantastic. It was fully decorated for the holidays which was really nice. They have valet or self park options. I would come back here in a heartbeat... only next time I'll get an epic pass so we can try the mountain.

    What was the designer thinking? Huh?
    Phil G.

    This is our third hotel experience in Park City, and so far, the best. Done in the homogeneous architectural style that concerns itself with being inoffensive rather than interesting, the Hyatt Centric Hotel just exists with nothing distinctive or special. It is just "there." Since I am not a skier and spend most of my time in PC during the summer, I cannot comment on its ski in ski out probabilities. However, the rooms are huge with full kitchens, a large living room, and a separate bedroom. I could go bowling in the bathroom. It is that large. Two flat screen TVs provide innocuous entertainment for those who haven't developed intellectually. Everything is very clean and there is no fear of getting a rash. The decor is remarkably ugly, with no sense of style or design. In fact, the concept of these rooms must conclude no one will be actually staying in them. Doors open against the bed, which has no room for a night stand; interesting. A light behind the bed stayed on for most of the night, as we could not discern where the switch may be. Mysteriously, it turned off by itself after a couple of hours. Oh, there is a gas fireplace that provides ersatz intimacy for the cognitively disabled. The lobby is very nice with free valet parking. Oh, it isn't really free. That's included in your resort fee, which you pay for the privilege of using what hotels are supposed to provide; pool, shuttle to downtown, flush toilets etc. The bar was great, once the wedding party left, and the bartenders could see us sitting at the bar. The glow of matrimony somehow made us invisible at first. Once the room emptied out, we were served well at the nice bar. Although, I am in a sarcastic mood about cookie cutter hostelries, the Hyatt Centric will meet your needs well, even if it does lack any panache.

    View from the balcony
    Beth W.

    We had a great stay at this hotel. Every staff member I was in contact with were very nice and helpful. The rooms were clean and comfortable. I loved that our king room had a little kitchen and balcony with a great view. The restaurant was amazing! Great, high quality food. Parking was easy. Overall very happy with this hotel.

    This is an empty pot of cider as I wait more than an hour after my room was guaranteed to be ready.
    Rich V.

    AGAIN this hotel management and staff disappointed. We arranged a car for us to take us to the airport early. The van did not show. This hotel has no service. Christina was working the front desk and she said she ild do anything but that WE could search on the internet. Also, there were no Uber or Lyft cars available at all, so we were literally stuck.

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