
After a day of exploring, enjoy the convenience of having a restaurant located on the first floor of the property. It’s an easy option for a relaxed meal when you’d rather stay close to home and make the most of your evening.

A day on the mountain comes with plenty of gear. Each Park Hotel Condominiums unit has an assigned ski locker, giving you a convenient place to store equipment when you're finished for the day.

With Park Hotel Condominiums located in the heart of Old Town, much of Park City is close at hand, while the city’s free public transportation makes it easy to reach destinations beyond Main Street. Whether you’re heading toward the mountain, exploring another part of town or simply giving your car a break, public transit offers another convenient way to get around during your stay.



Summer opens up the mountains in a completely different way. Hiking and mountain biking take you through trails and open spaces, while outdoor concerts, farmers markets, festivals and patios bring people into town. Longer days make it easy to fit more into an afternoon—or simply linger over dinner and enjoy the warmer evenings. From the mountains to the town below, summer offers plenty of reasons to stay outside.



Fall brings some of Park City’s most memorable scenery, as the surrounding mountains turn shades of gold and the air becomes crisp and cool. Take a scenic drive through the surrounding canyons, explore a hiking trail or spend an afternoon wandering around town. With the busy summer season behind it and winter still ahead, fall offers a quieter opportunity to experience Park City at its most colorful.



Winter transforms Park City into a landscape of snow-covered mountains, ski trails and lively evenings in town. Skiing and snowboarding take center stage, while après-ski, winter events and the lights of Historic Main Street give the season its unmistakable energy. Whether you spend the day on the slopes or simply enjoy the atmosphere of a mountain town in winter, there are plenty of ways to experience Park City after the first snowfall.



Spring brings a quieter side of Park City as the landscape shifts from winter toward warmer days. Snow remains on the higher peaks while lower trails begin to open, creating an interesting in-between season for exploring the area. Take advantage of longer days, changing scenery and a slower pace around town before summer's outdoor season gets underway.