2060 Sidewinder Dr, Park City, Utah, United States | (888) 616-5829
Convenient Park City location within a short drive of Main Street and the slopes
Big, comfortable suites with kitchens; some with fireplaces
Free shuttle service to slopes and around town
Indoor heated pool, hot tub, and gym are modern and pleasant
Special daily events such as free breakfast on Mondays, and wine and cheese nights
Ping-pong table, game room, and mini-theater great for families
Concierge and staff are helpful with special requests
Free garage parking
Free Wi-Fi throughout
Pet-friendly
Room prices are subject to nightly resort fee
No bar or restaurant on-site
Hotel can be noisy due to centrally located pool and
ping-pong table
Some complaints of infrequent housekeeping
Park Plaza Resort is an upper-middle-range property that compares
favorably with the competition by offering large suites with kitchens, and a convenient location near Main Street and the ski resorts. Many of the 63 suites at this pet-friendly resort have fireplaces and balconies, while the on-site features and friendly staff make this a great choice for families on ski breaks. In addition to ski storage and shuttle service around town, the property has an indoor pool and hot tub, and special daily events, such as breakfast, wine and cheese, or margaritas. The price includes a
resort fee, however, and there's no restaurant on-site.
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Scene
Cozy and family-friendly with a boutique feel, rather than an impersonal resort
Situated in a three-story, red-brick building, the Park Plaza is rather
unassuming as a resort hotel. The lobby is cozy and small, with just a couple of
rustic, leather couches and a table with water and coffee available throughout
the day. The hotel employs an open-flow concept
with seating clusters -- including brown leather armchairs arranged around a fire place and wooden bookshelves -- scattered among each floor. All suites face the interior, with the sunny pool and hot tub area occupying much of the ground floor space, and red-brick and warm brown walls throughout. Decor is generally brown and beige, with carpeting or tile floors, framed paintings of Park City landscapes, southwestern sculpture and tchotchkes, and some potted plants. The hotel is pet-friendly and geared toward
tourists and families, as evidenced by the presence of a game room with a small
theater and video games.
Location
In a quiet Park City location, a quick drive from Main Street and ski slopes
The hotel sits in a mixed-business district in Park City, and is
surrounded by a strip mall and other hotels. It’s a relatively quiet area, but
sees regular traffic and is well-lit at night. It's possible to walk to
restaurants and some shopping, though the action on Main Street -- including an array of cafes, bars, shops, and galleries -- is about five minutes' drive. A few ski resorts -- including Park City, Canyons, and Deer Valley -- are within 10 minutes' drive. Interstate 80 is about a 10-minute drive, and with no traffic, the drive to
Salt Lake City Airport is about 40 minutes.
Rooms
Spacious and modern with kitchens, and many with fireplaces
Every room at this Park Plaza is designed to be
self-contained and equipped for dining. Even the smallest rooms -- the Studios -- have small dining tables, and kitchenettes with microwaves, mini-fridges, two-burner stovetops, coffeemakers, and even toasters and
blenders, plus dishes, pots, pans, and utensils. Some have balconies, and each also has a small couch and flat-screen TV. Decor is classic, if somewhat generic, with beige carpeting and walls, wood furniture and bed frames, and some colorful armchairs and paintings. Bathrooms feel fresh and modern, with exterior granite and wood sink areas, and shower/tub combos with striped curtains. The resort also offers mini, one-, and two-bedroom Condo Suites with more space, full-size kitchens, gas fireplaces with stonework, and balconies. Guests note that noise can be heard in ground-level rooms, storage space is lacking in some rooms, and that housekeeping can be infrequent.
Features
Free shuttle around town, free Wi-Fi access, and fun daily bonus activities
Although this hotel doesn’t have a restaurant or bar, it offers many other great features for families and ski tourists. Freebies include in-room Wi-Fi, shuttle around town, and garage parking. There are an indoor pool and hot tub, offering post-ski relaxation, as well as a well-lit fitness center with cardio and weight equipment. For families, there are a ping-pong table, and small theater and game room. A major perk are the hotel's daily bonuses, including breakfast on
Mondays, wine and cheese night, and margarita night. There are a couple of
computers available for guest use, a meeting room, and an extremely helpful concierge and staff.
The hotel is pet-friendly and there are free cookies available in the afternoon.
