I'm torn on this one. The ambience and setting is immaculate-you can't beat the beautiful views of…read morethe surrounding mountains. The service in the bar was great-friendly and attentive. The food, however, was just average. My dining partner and I ordered a salad and the steak & frites to share and we were underwhelmed. The "frites" were just regular french fries (we expected much skinnier, flavorful fries) and the steak was very overdone. It wasn't bad enough to send it back, but it didn't wow us. The pool and jacuzzi down below, however, were a nice after-drink treat. Everything was clean and well maintained and not crowded at all.

Lunch Dec 8, 1:15 - asked for soup and salad as 2 courses - delivered as one course. Ordered two…read moreFrench onion soup - cold tomato soup delivered instead. Asked for French onion soup replacement as ordered. One French one onion delivered - not two. Ordered bowl of bean soup. - received cold cup of bean soup. Our instructor guest commented he would have preferred to receive his soup before his bacon lettuce tomato sandwich - sandwich arrived first. Server never apologized and I had to flag her down in empty dining room to ask that she correct order problems. Asked to speak manager - appeared 10 minutes later - very brief neutral apology. I left to grab car. Wife remained at restaurant. She heard server complaining to manager about us. Manager told server and my wife heard "they ( wife , me , instructor ) were mean - go to spa"

Hotel Park City is giving rustic Pinterest board. You think you're booking a room and…read moresuddenly...surprise... you're in a full-blown cottage by a lake. The vibe is cozy-luxe with fireplaces, wood beams, soft lighting all the things. Drink lots of water up here so you don't die. It's a mountain dessert. Oh and you'll start casually browsing real estate by checkout.

Have stayed at the Hotel Park City before and have always really enjoyed it here. Great location in…read morethe heart of Park City about a mile or two below Main Street. Would highly recommend Hotel PC. We upgraded to a cottage that includes a full kitchen, dining area, living room and private hot tub on the deck with an outdoor fireplace that has two sides, one side in the master bedroom the other out by the hot tub. Onsite pool, spa, and two restaurants, Bandannas and Ruth's Chris. Spa was amazing but expensive.

Such a sweet spot with delightful rooms. It felt like a home away from home. The decor and the…read moreamenities were perfect. What made it incredibly comfortable was the service. Restaurant servers, front desk, concierge, maintenance team, etc. All not just professional, but really kind.

Stayed here for an event shortly after they reopened for the season. Large, rustic rooms were well…read moreappointed. Enjoyed the warm pool (they also have two hot tubs). Fitness Center was clean and well equipped. Breakfast was not included in my package so I wandered across the street for coffee and pastry on days the conference did not provide breakfast. Seemed like an excellent choice for a conference: good-size rooms, no tech difficulties. Strong WiFi, and meals were varied with the staff providing great service. I doubt I'll ever return, but if you're headed here for a conference or vacation I suspect you'll be satisfied.

I recently stayed here during a summer trip to Deer Valley, so I did not have a chance to enjoy any…read moreskiing. The hotel seemed well-located, as we were able to walk to Main Street and the local grocery store. The lobby of the hotel is beautiful, as is the outdoor courtyard. Here, you can see the mountains surrounding you while you hang out in the pool or hot tub- pretty amazing. The room itself was ok. We had a nice balcony (our room didn't really have a view but I could see that many rooms would) and a large jacuzzi tub. The carpet was perpetually damp and we had to walk through the parking garage to get to our room. My understanding is that the units are individually-owned, and so visiting some of my friends' rooms, could see a noticeable difference in quality and cleanliness in each room. Many of the units are huge- like apartments- but have individual bedrooms that can be locked off and rented out separately. We booked a regular room through the hotel and we were in one of these locked off units. We could hear everything that the family next to us said, did, etc. I felt it was pretty awkward.

1/5 Stars: Disappointing stay, hidden third-party booking trap, and unhelpful management…read more Third-Party Lockdown: We booked through an outside site, only to find out upon arrival that our room was managed by a third-party rental company. Zero Resort Privileges: Because of who we booked through, the front desk told us we were barred from basic property amenities and pool access. Outdated and Cramped: The room itself felt tired, dark, and nothing like the bright photos online, with a cramped underground garage that had tight, hazardous turns. For luxury prices, this felt like an overpriced motel with an attitude. Save your money and look elsewhere.

The lobby looks nice and has Christmas-y vibes even in the spring. The rooms are a bit on the tiny…read moreside and they don't provide hotel slippers. Also, for morning coffee, you have to go to the restaurant attached and wait for waitstaff to pour you a cup so the wait can get to be a bit much.

I stayed 5 nights at this lovely hotel in Park City, Utah. From the moment I checked in I was…read moretreated like a Queen. The hotel staff is next level checking all the boxes. The restaurant on site is five stars. I had booked the breakfast package to fuel up for the day of skiing. which was absolutely delicious. The room was cozy, clean and with a bath tub. The best part about this hotel property is the epic facilities with indoor pool jacuzzi that extends outside with an additional jacuzzi and barbecue gathering space. There is also a dry sauna, gym and an outstanding lobby area that feels like home. I can't say enough positive things about this best of the best Park City pick close to the slopes and a plethora of shops/restaurants on main street all with a complimentary shuttle!!!The price is worth it and I plan to return here to stay for more ski trips! This hotel is best of the best !!!!

I don't know what planet these other reviewers are from with the 5 Star reviews, but I wish I had…read morebeen warned: WASHINGTON SCHOOLHOUSE is NOT a HOTEL. This is 100% a BED & BREAKFAST. So you had better be into "THAT VIBE". The worst first: You can check in, but you can never leave. :-) Watch the fine print. Their reservation is NON-Refundable. Meaning if you stay one night and it's miserable- like for instance, you were looking for water all night because your room is 104 degrees with no air and you are parched and got zero sleep-they aren't going to refund you the other two nights when you check out early. They had the audacity to offer a credit. As if I would EVER come back for another night of HELL? Also, why couldn't we find a water station? I was literally walking around at 2AM looking for a place to fill my water bottle. We just flew in from out of state, Park City is high altitude and the place is a literal inferno. Hello. Two bottles of water in the room isn't going to cut it. HOT & STUFFY They know this is a problem. There is a split A/C unit literally over the bed and a fan mounted next to that! But who wants AC blasting on them? ROOMS ARE CLAUSTROPHOBIC We had the two story suite and the worst night of our lives. The door to the room does not open completely. Same with the closet door which hits the bed. Lame design. That spiral staircase is an accident waiting to happen. Lame design. Tiny bedroom. THE CROWD- not a vibe. I like weird, but this was more like depressing nursing home living room vibe. STUPID SIGNS saying: "we do things different". Yeah, I'll say. I could have stayed at The Montage. CLAUSTROPHOBIA I felt like I was in The Shining or A LAME BED & BREAKFAST. We left before breakfast, but I imagine the whole place would smell like breakfast including you. DESIGN: I knew what I was getting into with the Shabby Chic looking photos online. They showed a bit of restraint, borderline frumpy that fits the bed and breakfast vibes. MANAGER: Thinks he is running the most exclusive, best hotel on earth. Offered us a credit for the two nights we wouldn't be staying after a night of HELL. He just looked at us with an aphasia and utter helplessness. Nothing he could do. Shampoos were toxic. The good: One star for being clean & I liked the implements in the bathroom. One star for effort & the money they spent to try to do something different.

We had a trip w 10 girls planned for Park City and we feel so lucky to have found this place…read more Everything was absolute perfection from the minute we stepped in the doors. Matt went above and beyond. Sarah was wonderful as well. The service was incredible, the staff made us feel like family and we never wanted to leave. The food and drinks were all divine. The location couldn't have been any better. Checking out on our final day was depressing but I can't wait to come back! Would never consider staying anywhere else in Park City. Thank you for making our trip so memorable!

I've always romanticized about staying in a hostel, but I never got around to doing it. Recently, I…read morestumbled across the Park City Hostel and it had a room available when I was in town for another engagement. My partner and I excitedly embarked on our journey and entered with an open mind. They have shared rooms with bunkbeds, or for a little bit more money, you can get a private room. This is what we did. There are still shared bathrooms and showers, however. There's also a large community room with games, books, pool tables and several seating areas. This was my favorite part-people from all walks of life coming together to share a space, exchange stories or just be in each others' presence. I felt comfortable and safe during my stay and my only regret is that we didn't have more time to stay and get to now more people. But I look forward to returning and making more memories here.

First time staying here at the hostel. It was completely lovely. Super clean beds very comfortable…read more Great common area. Everyone I met was so nice. The breakfast in the morning was reasonable and delicious. I will definitely plan to stay here in the future super cost-effective.

This is the perfect place to stay if you're looking for a cozy weekend getaway! It has a very…read moresimilar European theme as the rest of the town and it is less than a mile to the homestead crater and ice castles. The couple are very friendly and the home is very clean. My very favorite thing about the home is the bathroom! It has a dry sauna, a steam shower, and a jacuzzi tub! The bed is a 4-post king with extra pillows and there's a fire place. There is also an individual temperature control unit in the room so that you can adjust it to your liking. The home has a classic look but feels very well kept and modernized. You can also choose your time for breakfast between 8 and 10am, which is convenient. Check in is at 3pm so I recommend you make a crater reservation at 2:30, go for a float and then get changed and head straight to the sauna. If you're visiting in winter you can relax in time to head over to the ice castles (same parking lot as the crater) and/or go ice-skating at the rink. Overall, very happy with the stay.

I decided to take my girlfriend here for our 3rd anniversary. I'm glad I did! The place is…read moreabsolutely beautiful, well taken care of, and owned by some great, friendly people. We decided to stay in the Woodland room. It was comfortable, included a nice patio, an amazing huge jacuzzi, dry sauna, shower with steam capabilities, and a very comfortable bed. We spent a TON of time in our room just relaxing and enjoying what was basically our own spa. There is no TV in the room, but you won't want one. They do have wifi though if you absolutely have to watch your Netflix. Every morning they also make breakfast for you! We had some absolutely amazing Belgian waffles with really great lemony drizzle, some melted butter, amazing fruit and more. The breakfasts were absolutely amazing and delicious. The hot chocolate was especially good! They also have popcorn, movies you can watch, and even some homemade cookies available throughout the day. If you decide to venture out of your room, here are some things to do in mid-December...Tubing at Soldier Hollow, Swimming at the Crater, ice skating in town, cross country skiing, and surely more things that I'm unaware of. I will say the food choices in Midway were pretty lacking, but that of course isn't the Invited Inn's fault. This was the perfect anniversary trip and one we will always remember and likely repeat!