Park City Peaks Hotel

This is a great option for the budget conscious traveler. We paid $ 207/​night using our AAA discount. I think that is a great price considering how expensive it can be here.
The hotel has very nice, accommodating staff. There is a cozy, small lobby with a fireplace. They serve coffee and cookies at 5−7pm, which was perfect after a day of skiing. BlackTie ski rentals fit us for skis right in the lobby, so we didn’t have to waste time in long lines at the mountain. The complimentary breakfast was decent. It was a bit nicer than continental, but perfect for a free protein load before a day of skiing. They have a pretty decent sports bar upstairs too.
The rooms are basic. Nothing special. They were very clean, with comfy beds. I don’t need bells and whistles.
My only complaint is that the walls are thin. People walking around in ski boots at 7am is very audible. This is not the hotel for you if you want to sleep in. They also were doing some drilling/​hammering at 745am!
We were getting up to ski anyway, but I still thought it was a bit rude to the guests.
Overall, I liked it here. The bus stops righty out front which takes you to all the ski resorts and downtown. Awesome public transportation for free!!! I would definitely stay here again!

The Park City Peaks is nice hotel that sits near many of the ski resorts and right off the bus lines (which are free to ride). Which the buses will take you to Main Street shortly. Very convenient.
The hotel is very clean and great staff. And they have complimentary hot chocolate and cookies at the front desk.
The Breakfast is amazing and included and serves till 10 am with a great selection of cereal, waffles, omelets and juices.
The room is nice, very warm. The beds and big and great to sleep in.
The pricing is reasonable to low, especially for the Park City area.

The complementary breakfast and the service from the front desk seem almost out of place and are what really keep this review from hitting the 2 star mark. Over priced? If put into the context of everything in the area I would say it is probably more likely fairly priced but where the money is going is the issue. The hotel is tired — yes, it creaky and the walls are perhaps a bit too thin, maybe there is nothing one can do about these things without a total knock down. However, with an AC/​Heater in the room that has no concept of what you set its temperature to and a shower head that has trouble finding some happy medium between a fog spray and a pummeling fire hose.

We were looking forward to spending 5 days in Park City for New Year’s and skiing. Prior to our trip I saw a small note on the hotel website indicating that the pool and hot tub were closed for renovations until February. What? Why would a hotel decide to renovate their pool and hot tub during high season during one of the busiest weeks of ski season? I called the hotel to confirm this and they indicated that a deal had been set up for guests to use the pool and spa at a neighboring hotel and that there would be an «on demand» shuttle. When we arrived at the hotel we learned that an «on demand» shuttle did not exist. We ended up going to the spa at the neighboring hotel which was very nice but it was a two block walk down a busy road and the sidewalk was very icy which made walking dangerous. Plus the high temp every day we were there was below 10 degrees so having to walk outside back to the hotel two blocks in the dark after being in the hot tub was a real bummer.
While I would say the staff did an adequate job, I would not say any of the staff really seemed to go out of their way to welcome us or show any real sincere friendliness. In the mornings when we were getting ready to head out to the ski areas, there seemed to be a shortage of staff available to answer basic questions such as how to navigate the bus system.
The rooms were fairly large and the large, in-​room fridge was nice. However, the shower temp. was impossible to regulate — either way too hot or too cold! The rooms could definitely use some updating. This hotel is located almost 2 miles from downtown Park City and the ski areas so unless you have a car it is difficult to get anywhere. Therefore we had to wait for busses to get everywhere and the busses did not run very often so much time was spent waiting for busses out in the cold! If you do not have a car you are at the mercy of a less than adequate city bus system.
On the plus size every evening they had wonderful fresh cookies set out in the lobby along with hot chocolate. The breakfast buffet had a wide selection of items but the food quality was just average. Plus it would have been nice to have access to coffee when the breakfast room was not open. We also enjoyed the fireplace in the lobby but unfortunately it was located fairly close to the main door. Would compare this hotel to a Best Western.

Super overpriced, not that great. I would say its a best western quality at BEST.
Walls are super thin, the heaters are from the 1990’s, very bare bones. You would expect a lot more for what they charge for a room!
Pool and gym were closed, said we could use the place across the way but requires driving in the freezing weather.
The breakfast was a step above best western but not by much.

Had a great experience here in 2004, when I attended the Sundance FF… when this hotel was a Radisson. Then came back, paid about triple the price per night and expected the same 2004 experience — not so much. Staff was different, food was different, everything was different. I paid about $ 550/​night for 7 nights — but I was kicked out on night 2 because my dogs barked while some swanky guests on the second floor had a party in 4 of their rooms. That’s right, asked to leave at 9:30 pm due to dog barking — that I’m pretty sure no one heard due to the fact that the party on the 2^nd floor was so loud. I was given an ultimatum — leave (w out a reimbursement) or stay and pay for the guest’s room who was complaining (at a premium!). Is this normal? Better yet, the people at the front desk would NOT tell me which room was complaining — and the people across the hall from us and to the left (we were on an end unit near the back door) were not home. Then the people at the front desk told me that I was lucky they didn’t call animal reg — if I wasn’t home and my dogs barked, they would have called animal reg. THIS IS SUPPOSED TO BE A DOG FRIENDLY HOTEL. A warning to anyone planning to stay here with a pet.
So, can’t put my finger on what really went wrong — did they want to rent the room out at an even higher price (which they could totally get during Sundance), did they overbook (I arrived two nights before Sundance, so I was technically kicked out before the festival began). I obviously would NEVER stay in this hotel again. I go the Marriot now. They’re wonderful. Service excellence. But — pre 2005 — this hotel was a gem.

Amazing place! Breakfast is hot and fresh! Bed is comfortable! Room is warm. Staff is friendly and attentive.
It was a lot of snow and we had a moving trailer with our car parked across a few parking spots. Another car blocked us at front, so we needed to back up a little. For that we had to shovel snow all around and a back. We started to do so and Andy, hotel’s worker came out with second shovel and helped us!!! Very kind!
By the way if you don’t have a trailer you can park your car in the underground garage and do not deal with snow at all.
Also they offer cookies and cacao in the lobby.
They have free shuttle bus stop right a front of the hotel, it took us right to Main Street shortly. Very convenient.
If I could I would give them a ten stars!
Thank you, Park city Peaks hotel.

Surprised at the review! Just stayed there on a Friday night. Very friendly front desk, very nice rooms, very nice area, indoor outdoor pool, and a very reasonable prices hotel and the breakfast is included. Its at least a 4 star hotel if not 4.3 stars. But over all, not being the expensive hotels that cost 170 plus, this place deserves 5 stars for the price!

This review is for a stay in June 2015.
The Park City Peaks is a decent little hotel that sits near many of the ski resorts in the area, not that I would have had the joy of experiencing any of them during the «off season», but that’s what happens in the summer!
Overall, the rooms are nice and comfortable if not just a tad outdated, nothing too severe. It’s your basic run-​of-​the-​mill standard hotel room with a bed, TV with dresser, desk and bathroom. Nothing really to complain about.
The stay came with a complimentary buffet style breakfast in their restaurant on the first floor. For me, it’s always a win in my book if there’s waffles available, and lo and behold they have both hot waffles and pancakes for breakfast! They have other hot dishes too, with breakfast meats, eggs, and toast. Cold cereals and yogurts rounded out the offerings. Not bad for an included meal. I’ve seen worse.
The pool area is probably the highlight of the hotel. With an indoor/​outdoor pool, dry sauna and outdoor and indoor hot tubs, you can’t go wrong.
There’s also a bar on the 3^rd floor of the hotel. Basic beer and cocktails. The menu is a bit on the small side, but you can’t go wrong with the prices. Definitely worth looking into if you want a quick bite.
The front desk area could use a little help though. Although they get the job done, I couldn’t help but feel that their service is basic and impersonal. Thankfully I didn’t have to deal with them more than checking in and out.

Great hotel! Very good price but still has everything you need. I would love to stay there again soon. Close to everything, right in the middle of gas, restaurants, and softball fields. Complimentary breakfast was hot, and employees kept it spotless.

The room was clean and in good shape for the age of the hotel. Sound seemed to carry through the rooms easily, you could hear everyone walking down the hall and above you. That said for the price it was a good value and would stay here again.

We enjoyed our stay here. Reading some of the older reviews I was a bit leery about what it would be like, but it was better than «just fine.» The room was clean, mattress comfy, décor OK, staff very friendly, cocoa and cookies in the lobby were great, complementary breakfast every day was good except for the scrambled eggs. (Powdered eggs, dry when scrambled, don’t waste your time on them because everything else offered is good) always at least three hot breakfast items. Indoor-​outdoor pool and hot tub are nice, as are the terry bathrobes. It was shoulder season so not noisy, and the price was right. Location is great. Much appreciated the underground garage, esp. on the morning it snowed! The only negative comment that I agree with was that it was a bit hard to adjust the shower temp. Plenty of hot water if you could get it right.

Park City Peaks is an old Raddison that my wife and I have been staying at for years. We love the location because it sits comfortably between the downtown area and the outlet malls.
This time around we brought the kids up for a weekend getaway and they loved the place.
The rooms are regular size. We stayed in a double queen and the mattresses had been updated and were very comfortable. I’m very picky when it comes to mattresses and I have to say I slept like a rock.
The kids loved the complimentary hot chocolate and cookies at the front desk. They also loved the indoor/​outdoor pool. The pool area is equipped with a dry sauna. Having run a pool and sauna area for over 6 years in my business I have to say the hotel does a great job maintaining it.
One of the hidden gems of this little place that you may not expect is the food. We decided to stay at the hotel to eat and were more than pleasantly surprised by the quality, flavor and price of the food. My wife and I have always loved the breakfast but had never eaten dinner at the hotel. It’s a must for us in the future!
The pricing is reasonable to low, especially for the Park City area. In a town of inflated prices without a commiserate inflation of service the Park City Peaks hotel is a great little gem that provides quality at a reasonable price.
One last thing — the staff. I travel a bit for work and pleasure and find most hotel staff generally the same — friendly, congenial and helpful. The thing that has set this place apart in the 15+ years we have visited is that the staff go out of their way to make you feel «at home.» The are friendly, warm and inviting and genuinely seem to care.
Here’s my final breakdown:
— Hotel rooms get 3 stars. Good, but nothing spectacular.
— The fourth star comes for the indoor/​outdoor year-​round pool AND the great food.
— The fifth star is for the friendly staff, they make you feel like you are home.

Haunted???
Had a gig in Park City and decided to make it an over night occasion. Booked the last remaining room on Travelocity ($ 80ish before taxes). It was either this place or the holiday Inn express.
Room was clean, but overdue for some updates. Since I work in the hotel renovation business I see a lot of places like these that are hinging on that fine line of becoming a little run down.
The first thing we noticed was that our air conditioning /​heating unit didn’t work. Called down to the front desk and they sent up maintenance shortly after who was able to fix the problem.
We had just enough time to drop our stuff and handle the heater issue before we had to head out to the gig. When we returned several hours later we were shocked to discover that our TV was on… We definitely did not leave it on. I called the front desk and asked if the TV’s were on timers and he said no and that the only ones with access to our room was him and the other desk clerk… Super creepy.
Decided to take a bath to calm down and after I was done, the tub wouldn’t drain… The next morning there was still a pool of frigid cold water sitting in there (so much for a shower).
So is it worth the price? Compared to many of the overpriced places up there… Maybe. But I think next time we might spend the extra $ 20 and stay at the Holiday Inn Express.

just did a little staycation with the fam. Rooms were clean, staff was friendly and helpful, and rates were GREAT. I would for sure stay here again. FYI you do get what you pay for. The property could use some TLC along with the rooms. All in all we enjoyed ourselves and would for sure come back. Only issue was the free wifi must of been staying at another hotel. (wifi didn’t work)

Nice hotel. Room was ok. In need of some TLC in bathroom and carpet. Complimentary breakfast in the morning was good. We had to park in an underground garage due to a large event in the area. This was fine but we had to park where they stored all the left over old kitchen equipment, not a great first impression.
Overall pretty good stay.

We liked this place. The room was clean and comfortable and the place just had a good feeling to it.

We always stay at PCP in the summer on our trips to the mountains. Their summer rates are excellent. The rooms are clean and decent with very comfie beds. They aren’t luxury hotel rooms but they’re not horrible either. I guess if I were paying the high winter rates I might feel that the rooms were below standards for the cost.
I always wear ear plugs to bed in a hotel because I’m a very light sleeper so I didn’t hear any noise from the hallway. My husband sleeps like the dead so he surely didn’t hear anything either.
The shower heads do suck with water going from hot to cold suddenly at times. The water flow is hard to adjust and sometimes comes out in a solid stream at a very high PSI. It kind of hurts so you have to keep playing with it to get it to flow better.
I especially enjoy the pool area. It’s open all year, ²⁴⁄₇. It has an area both inside and out so you can choose which you prefer. There is also a hot tub inside and out, a shower room inside and a sauna. There are few things I love more than a midnight swim with the pool all to myself and my husband.

Pros: easy to get to ski resorts as the hotel is right at one of the bus stops. Breakfast buffet is included during winter months but it is mediocre at best. Free coffee in lobby.
Cons: not very soundproof. We could hear the noise of the traffic outside our window. Shower head is awful. Wifi was problematic during entire stay. Had to call tech support just to get connected and had to continuously login to keep connected. Very annoying. Hotel has directv but feed is only standard def in the rooms. Head upstairs to the bar and the feed is high def. Go figure.
Basically this is the sort of place that you «settle for» if nothing else is available or in your price range.

The room was clean and comfortable. The staff was friendly and personable. The showers however, were icy cold. I spoke with three other guests who stayed the same weekend we did, and they all had the same complaint. When we told our concern to the front desk they blew us off. I’d imagine they’re cutting costs during the «off» season, but a cold shower is absolutely unacceptable. Before you go, ask if they’ve turned the boilers on. Seriously. Unless you like glacial showers, then proceed as you wish.