Hotel Park City Peaks

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The Park City Peaks is a superb choice when staying in Park City. Situated on the free shuttle route, it is approximately a 5 minute ride to Park City Mountain Resort, Canyons Resort, or Historic Main Street. It is also only 5 minutes further to Deer Valley Resort. The hotel offers a warm and welcoming feel throughout, as well as an excellent array of facilities and restaurants.

Guest facilities include a unique ‘swim-in/out’ heated pool, outdoor hot tub, sauna and complimentary daily hot buffet breakfast which is provided in the Rustic Creek Grille and which is also open for lunch and dinner. Plus there is a lively sports bar as well as a small convenience store. The hotel offers ‘Cookie Time’ every afternoon, where cookies and hot cocoa are complimentary.

Rooms feature either 1 King or 2 Queen Beds and are spacious, light and airy. All have TV, telephone. WiFi access (payable), complimentary tea and coffee, cotton robes and Crabtree & Evelyn luxury toiletries.

SAVERS

Complimentary buffet breakfast and afternoon “Cookie Time” included in the price

Park City Resort Info

Park City in Utah played host to the 2002 Olympic boarding and giant slalom events. It is also the venue for the Sundance Festival, the independent film festival set up by Robert Redford. Located only 32 miles from Salt Lake City, the skiing is tree-lined and largely straightforward, with a choice of intermediate runs, varied terrain and long runs. Beginners will flourish at the great ski school, but with non-skiing kids you may find it hard to find childcare. For advanced skiers there is the Jupiter Bowl for off-piste and the hike-and-ski option of the 'Utah Interconnect Back Country Tour', incorporating 5 other resorts. The Canyons Ski Area and Deer Valley are nearby resorts that offer better cruising runs. Boarders are truly spoiled, with parks, powder and half-pipes, plus a specialist beginner area. If it's awesome views you are looking for, check out the top of Jupe (Jupiter).

Although the resort itself maintains its 'Wild West' feel in the centre - which is conveniently located for the lifts, the sprawling suburbs are rather less appealing. However there is a good range of accommodation, bars and restaurants, and the nightlife tends to go on until 1am.

Overall, Park City is a good base from which to explore Utah's great ski areas, with some good challenges and excellent learner facilities. January is festival time…

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