We stayed in March. The unit was clean and the people at the front desk were very friendly. We…read moreliked the location, despite the lack of snow. However, the internet situation was not great. Be warned, the wifi is not free, which boggles my mind given that even cheap hotels have free wifi. Because we needed to work during our stay, wifi was important. We had a lot of trouble getting it set up, even though we followed the instructions. The 3d-party 24-hour help desk was not responsive. When we were finally able to get connected, we were told it was going to cost almost twice as much as WorldMark said it would be. When we asked the front desk about that, they said we would be charged the lower amount. Long story short, they didn't honor that and their friendliness suddenly evaporated when we asked about it.

I was running a marathon in the Heber City, Wasatch area, so I was fortunate enough to score a 2…read morebedroom unit while waiting on the wait list as a WorldMark owner. This resort was located in a very nice and quiet area. Whether you're planning to use the kitchen or not, restaurants and stores are just a short drive away. Check-in was quick and the staff at the front desk was nice and friendly. Parking was underground and the spaces were kind of tight, so it was nice to be driving a compact car. The unit that I was assigned was very spacious and I found everything to be clean. It was definitely more than adequate for a short weekend getaway!

We had a great time! The place was beautiful and perfect for our couple getaway. We had a wonderful…read moretime in park city and the house was just right out of town and easy to get in and out of. The management team was extremely proactive and communication was great! We would stay again!

The home was nice and had adequate ammenities. Lots of good cookware are dishes which was…read moreappreciated. Bathrooms and bedrooms were clean and stocked well! We had a great time and the view was great. Neighborhood is walkable. The community center was not as great as we hoped but it was sufficient and we appreciated having a workout area.

We had the most amazing weekend getaway in a perfect little riverside cabin through Stewart…read moreMountain Lodging. The staff was so attentive - they were quick to respond whenever we had questions, even during the evening hours when we arrived to the cabin late Friday evening. They checked in and made sure we were comfortable and were communicative before, during, and after our stay. We wish we could've lived in the cabin we rented for the weekend! There were so many thoughtful details throughout the house itself and it had literally everything we needed. We will definitely be renting through them again! Thank you for an amazing weekend.

Last fall, we met with one of the owners of SML to book the Hollow in addition to another large…read moreproperty to rent for our family for our wedding in June 2023. That winter, Utah had historic snowfalls. I began contacting SML as early as March to express concern about the snow. I was assured that if it did not melt by May, SML had equipment where they could and remove the snow in time for the ground to dry. Come May, SML did not remove snow, but gladly took full payment for both the Hollow and the house, for our other rentals, and those of our guests. Then, 23 days before our wedding, the other owner, emailed us to abruptly cancel our venue at the Hollow. There was no phone call, no apology, just an explanation that they were concerned about their lawn recovering this summer, and that the stream was louder than usual. They had no alternative venue, and suggested we book the Sundance Resort for our venue - a thoughtless recommendation to make 3 weeks before our wedding as all of our vendors (catering, rental etc.) were well past their cancellation policies and Sundance Resort also had been completely booked as of the year before. SML then suggested they could get permission to host our wedding at the house that we were already renting. When SML confirmed, it also came with "stipulations" of an additional $4,000 "fee" plus $3,000 security deposit - un-coincidentally the exact the sum we had paid for the Hollow. With zero options, this felt like extortion, and we accepted. This now required us to re-plan an entire wedding in a couple of weeks, and forfeit substantial investments that were made in anticipation of having the venue at the Hollow. During the process of replanning the wedding, SML owners were unresponsive at best. It took days for them to respond to emails (often requiring 2 and 3 emails plus phone calls and texts to get a response), and phone calls would go unreturned. This contributed to an already extremely stressful situation that any bride would describe as a complete nightmare. In the end, the lawn at the Hollow was green and healthy the week of our wedding and SML appeared to be setting up another event. We were respectful the entire weekend left the house spotless, yet the owner was belligerent, rude, and unprofessional. The way events were also handled from the cancellation of our wedding to checking-out are beyond the bounds of human decency, let alone professionalism. This is a family run business, who runs their business without concern for their impact on others and makes unethical grabs at additional profits after they take every effort to upend a wedding. They truly took what was supposed to be the best day of our lives and ruined much of the joy in the occasion. If you are considering SML for an important event, I can recommend more strongly to look elsewhere.

I love this place, I have stayed here five times over the years, in all seasons. The customer…read moreservice is at a all time BEST. Easy to rent, Very nice selections of 4 Wheelers, Razors, Snowmobiles and etc! Fly fishing and many other types of adventurers.. Most of all the BEAUTIFUL mountains! I highly recommend Bear River Lodge!

The cabins are totally outdated, the upstairs bathroom in cabin 5-2 was really bad. The linoleum…read morewas curling off the floor outside the shower and it looked like it almost caught on fire by the base heater. The doors did not close tight unless you pushed extremely hard to lock them and the windows were an arm work out to get them open and closed. They want $15.00/hour or $30.00/ day to fish their private pond that is a total down hill and uphill hike... just ridiculous. It costs about $30.00 for a fishing license and there is water everywhere in the Uintahs. When we first checked in, Susan at the check in was not friendly at all... as the week went by, she became more customer service friendly. We do have to say, the "young" fellow who was at the desk, at check in, at the pool, at check out was extremely friendly and helpful. I regret we cannot remember his name, he deserves high praise.

Last month (June 2022) our college group held its 50th reunion gathering. We had 9 couples and the…read moreGrand Love Shack lived up to its billing and pictures with flying colors. We all had very comfortable rooms with en suite bathrooms. The house has all the amenities anyone would want with spacious areas, multiple decks, a dining room to seat all, and is well appointed with supplies, dishes, kitchen items, etc. Throughout our booking and payments, the owner, Travis, and his manager, Gregg, were wonderfully cooperative, informative, and considerate. The house's location was perfect for walks down into town, as well as easy access to the ski trails for hiking. We highly recommend this house for any large gatherings, and we fully intend to return someday for another visit to Park City.

This true "ski-in, ski-out" vacation rental was worth EVERY penny! Our family of 25+ individuals…read morerented the Grand Love Shack for a week during our first visit to Park City, Utah. It was perfect! The house featured 10 individually decorated bedrooms including ensuite bathrooms in each, restaurant-style kitchen appliances, an exercise room (if skiiing and snowboarding wasn't enough), a hot tub, wet bar and beautiful wood-burning fireplace. The house was just a short walk from the historic downtown Park City, which had a wide array of different shops and restaurants. The Grand Love Shack is very highly recommended to anyone searching for the perfect house tucked away in historic Park City, Utah. A 5-star vacation rental!

Without a doubt, the most wonderful place to stay in Salt Lake City!…read more Vince and Ken treated us as welcome and trusted friends from the moment we checked in. Their attention to detail is beyond perfection as they have anticipated their guests every need. We were served delicious, abundant breakfasts in a beautiful outdoor setting and, if encouraged, Vince entertained us with interesting and funny stories. That guy could be a standup comedian!! Since our stay, we have recommended the DT on CH to everyone we know. The five star rating is well-deserved and we wish we could give them more!!

Have stayed at Vince and Ken's Desoto Tudor on Capitol Hill, an incredibly comfortable and perfect…read morestay while in Salt Lake City. If you drive through Salt Lake, or even want a nice place to relax while in town, this is by far a no brainer over any hotel. The two times I've stayed I had a lower floor suite, which you book for yourself. The ambiance is very relaxing and Vince's years in hotel hospitality show. The lighting, the air purifiers, the very heavenly beds, the fast wifi, and the attached kitchen in the other part of the suite stocked with every type of nutritious or delicious food imaginable for you to have for a meal or snack (health bars, coffee, tea, canned food, ready to prep meals, pasta, rice, canned veggies, etc) really do the icing on the cake for here. Plus though I have never have time to use it, they have a jacuzzi outside if you want. Lastly, the view of the valley and SLC below from the main kitchen is to die for. Perfect way to start your day by waking up and having coffee with Vincent or Ken and gazing out below.

I stayed at Bear Hollow in Park City at 5511 freestyle through Vacasa vacation rentals. I was very…read moreimpressed with the layout of the rooms. It felt very comfortable and airy. I also enjoyed the area around the townhome. Very peaceful and private great views from the living room loved sitting on couch looking out very large window with fireplace on and of course great glass of wine. Used the private jacuzzi on front deck almost every night very relaxing and super clean. The place was designed very nice just enough personal touches that made me feel at home. It had everything I needed or wanted. Surround sound system, free Wi-Fi, large flat screen T.v's just to mention a few things I enjoyed. No need to pack more then your clothes and a toothbrush. It had everything there to make trip feel like home. I definitely will be back and let my family and friends know about my new found treasure. Also price was great for all that comes with it. Enjoyed my stay very much just what I needed.

We stayed at All Park City Rentals' designer house on Woodside Avenue this past Thanksgiving and…read morelast spring. The house is gorgeous! The house is in town literally a 2 minute walk to the Town Lift. Please see my trip advisor review of the house. Seriously, talk about Convenient! Patti, the owner of All Park City Rentals, was a joy to work with. I can tell she takes pride in her properties, as there was enormous attention to detail in the house, right down to the wonderful L'Occitane amenities. We didn't know how to use the gas fireplace in the living room (despite an instruction manual), but Patti answered our call, and even offered to swing by to turn on the fireplace. Talk about service. She actually talked us through how to turn it on and so a house call was avoided. If you are looking to rent in Park City, Patti has a number of properties including ski in/ ski out and houses. She is an incredible hostess and really has made us feel like we can have a home away from home. A+++ customer service.

Excellent Alta souvenir shop at way cheaper prices than the "other" shops in the Canyon…read more Also, Thomas the owner is an excellent Alta scenic photographer and has been taking photos since 1963! Lots of vintage Alta ski action photos for sale. Very authentic and a great place to pickup some Alta gear!

This is a very unique experience that I won't soon forget. Pricey so may be a one time experience,…read morebut if you are reconsidering it... I say do it once! They say that over 10,000 years ago the Homestead Crater was formed when melting snow along the Wasatch Mountains mixed with heated geothermal hot springs 2 miles below the earths surface started spewing out water and picking up minerals such as limestone which were then deposited above the earths surface forming a volcano or "beehive" like formation. A Swiss settler discovered it in the late 1800's and named it a hot pot. Originally visitors had to be lowered into it via cable. As of the mid 1990's there is now access via a tunnel. We of course had to check it out and I'm so glad we got to experience it and learn about the history. It wasn't as hot as I had expected it to be, and while I initially thought 50 min was not enough of an experience, it most certainly was.

The swim/soak for 40 minutes in the natural crater is a 5/5 experience! The cost is $30 per person…read more(a little pricey), and the water temperature is usually high 90s Fahrenheit (cooler than a typical hot tub). Lockers and changing rooms (but not showers or bathrooms) are available for your items after you enter the crater. The online purchase to reserve your spot was easy. You should bring your own towel and lock for a locker. The Homestead facility is currently undergoing construction, so I realize the check in experience may improve later. The signs for parking and check in locations were confusing and/or incorrect, and multiple employees with an H polo didn't help us with finding the lot when we were clearly looping around among construction unsure where to go. I'd recommend to Homestead to remove/cover the arrow sign to the crater on Bluff Rd until that construction is complete. Additionally, I recommend better check-in signage on the beige activities building since this busy country club has many "activities" from tennis to golf that aren't necessarily linked to the crater. Temporary A-frame signs would be sufficient. I felt safe in the crater with the required life vest, and we signed waivers before entering. The view from the top of the crater is lovely if you're willing to climb a few dozen steps.