Condo at the Park Hotel

what a quant little place to stay with lots of history and sites to explore. Lots of fine places to eat just steps away. Travel to and from Salt Lake City was very easy and all roads lead to great venues and vistas.

Last couple day without hot water No parking No parking over night

First, you can't call this a hotel. There's no room by room control of temperature. You can't turn the heat off and A/C is via a faux A/C unit that is loud and totally not up to the job. The hotels suggestion? Turn on the fans and open the windows. Seriously I have a picture of the notice explaining this placed on the refrigerator. Motel 6 delivers a more comfortable experience (and they'll leave the light on for you). Second, I was made aware of my having to move units mid-week when I picked up the key. Are you kidding me? If I knew this was a possibility when booking I would have reconsidered staying here. As it turns out I was initially on the back of the hotel which was quiet. I was moved to the street side meaning when I opened the windows (at managements suggestion) I was treated to the Main Street noise which didn't stop until the bar hoppers filed out at 2AM. As you can guess, they were quite boisterous. Amenities? The hot tub, still advertised on the website was broken and desk staff indicated it might never be fixed/replaced. How hard is it to delete/amend this from the website? I left two days early and fortunately realized a 400.00 dollar credit from rescheduling my airfare. Bottom line, this place is a DUMP. It's better suited as a museum.

The hotel itself is in great location and near all the coffee shops, restaurants and local shops. We had an old decorated room but worked well for us. The only downside is they have no parking lot. We were given where to park but spent over an hour finding parking that wasn’t too expensive. We did come on Saturday during an event so finding parking was hard. Yes, you have to pay for parking in Park City. The hot tub wasn’t available but we weren’t told why it wasn’t. Other than that we had a great stay!

Our family stayed at the Park Hotel for a week for fall break and loved it. The location was great and the hotel attendants were super nice and helpful. It is a historic hotel so it was dated but the rooms were big and the place was clean. My kids liked hanging out by the fireplace in the common area that are on each floor too.

Parking was very difficult as the property is right on Main Street with no parking. Otherwise location was fabulous as was the fron office staff. Room was a little dated but clean. Claw foot tub needs to go or they need to attach handles to the wall. I tumbled out of it the first morning.

Very old place, but also very well maintained. Excellent location right in the middle of old downtown with convenient walking distance to shops, restaurants and bars. Parking is the only con, but acceptable.

This is a great condo right on Main Street. You are 2 blocks from the central transit station for easy access to the free PC bus to get to all of the mountains. Lots of restaurants within walking distance. It was a little noisy at night, which was expected being in the center of all of the activity.

Charming, old-fashioned hotel looked like it was out of a 1960s detective movie, but had all the comforts. Rather noisy at night-- but I can't blame them as it was during the Sundance Film Festival. Woman at the front desk was a little nasty and gave confusing instructions. First promised me a welcome basket (tea and coffee) then said only for owners, Made us move rooms without explanation between nights so I had to pack up and get out early. Then next day, gave big hassle about staying a few minutes past 10 am checkout, even though maid said it was fine to stay until 10:30 since next guest wasn't coming until 5.