Park City Marriott

great service, a little pricey,convenient shuttle to slopes.

My girlfriend and I decided to head up to Park City for the weekend just to get out of town. Everyone on staff was more than helpful and it was very nice inside as well. Very nice place to stay!

We didn't have many days off to celebrate our anniversary, so we left SLC for a few days and enjoyed the beautiful little town of Park City. We were there during the off-season, so our price was very reasonable. I had also stayed at this Marriot multiple times for work retreats, so I knew it was pretty nice. To make the price even better, the staff bumped us up to a suite when they found out we were celebrating our anniversary. The suite was very spacious and comfortable, including multiple flat screen TVs, a couch, fridge, a jet tub, and an extremely comfortable King size bed. The only complaint I have about the room is the creaking floor boards in the room above us. The staff was very helpful and friendly. It started to snow just before we checked out and one of the guys went out of his way to go out and scrape the snow off our windows! The pool and exercise room were under construction, so they gave us a pass to use the pool at the nicer marriot up on main street. The exercise room had been moved into the atrium and a guest room. Strange, but it worked ok. Overall we had a very pleasant stay and would recommend to someone who wants a nice place at a reasonable price.

We needed a little get-away and chose Park City. Bad timing. The town was closed. The skiers went home and all the shops were closed. We loved the hotel. The kids swam the entire time. Our room opened up to the patio and indoor swimming pool. With 3 kids, we needed more space so they gave us another room next door for only $25.00 a night. Unbelievable, I know! The kids absolutely loved it and we had some peace and quiet.

great location. you don't need a car as the local bus runs right by the hotel and takes you all over town free. oh, and don't forget wonderful shopping

We used the hotel as a "base camp" for a 4 day "get-away" visit to the Park City area. It served us well for that purpose, with a fairly central location. It's a bit older hotel, and yet still in decent repair and comfortable. We got a great price for the PC area, and that was the main attraction. But we could hear the people in the next rooms as well as the room above us, and that was annoying. We had a light burn out and housekeeping forgot to put cases on our pillows one day, but when we asked for those things to be corrected, the service was prompt and courteous. There was an internet connection in our room, but we failed to bring a laptop, so when I asked if they had a computer I could check e-mail on, I was sent to the Business Center where they wanted $3.50 for a couple of minutes... I can get free service on the motel computer at Super 8!!! Cheap! Otherwise, we got our money's worth, but I wouldn't want to pay full price ($159/night) at this hotel. Oh, one other thing, the SMALL shop off the lobby closes at 8, so don't plan on buying a late snack at the hotel!

After a week of skiing at Brighton, we came to Park City for one night of relaxation and pampering....this fit the bill! The kids had a blast in the pool and Mom loved the comfort of the bed!

Received excellent service upon check in and was surprised when I received a discount for dinner that night and then getting free breakfast in the morning, that made my mini vacation !! When traveling with a family of four, every discount helps.

I had trouble with the hotel honoring my Orbitz reservation, and the rooms were misleading from the pictures. The amenities that were listed from the hotel were there but they had enormous fees for the guests to use them. My wife and I went up there for a nice get away but left a little disappointed.

We stayed in the rooms that opened on to the pool area. It was very nice. The poor and spa were beautiful. We enjoyed the room. The linens and beds were very comfortable. the food in the resturant was great. I would stay there again.