I stayed at the Iron Blosam every summer from 2000 to 2013. In 2026, I scheduled a vacation for my…read morewife and kids to return and experience a place that had given me so many wonderful memories over the years. I had really talked this place up to my family and was excited to share the fun and experiences I remembered. When we arrived, the lobby was packed, which was expected, and I do not fault the resort for that. I actually appreciated how much of the property still feels the same and brings back those great memories. Unfortunately, I was very disappointed with the lack of children's activities. In the past, the children's craft classes and hikes were long, engaging, and well organized. I expected something similar after all these years, but the current activities felt more like a last-minute afterthought. The arcade games have also been removed. All that remains is a pool table, air hockey, and ping pong. This was disappointing, especially when bringing children to a place that once offered so much for families. I was also disappointed with the adult pool situation. The pool clearly states that it is for guests 18 and older. I understand that children are allowed between 4:30 and 6:00 p.m., but that does not appear to be enforced. Kids were splashing and yelling in the pool, coming into the hot tub, and then going back to the pool. I spoke with a staff member who was changing out towels, and after looking at the children, he simply said, "Yeah, they sneak in," before walking away. I'm not against kids at all--I brought my own family--but it would be nice to have a place where adults can relax as advertised. It is unfortunate, but I do not plan on returning. I hope the Iron Blosam invests more in children's activities and better enforces the adult-only pool policy. This resort was once a very special place to me, and I truly hope it can continue to be for future families as well.

The staff here is amazing. I was missing an ingredient while cooking after a long day & there are…read moreno stores in the area. Stodden went above & beyond to help me & with the happiest attitude!! We are going to book again for next year before we leave. An amazing vacation.

Great service and great people! We arrived late night and they had left a key out and just told us…read moreto pay in the morning. 5/5 stars and we will be stopping thru again! Thank you

Host was pleasant, room was clean. Nothing fancy but made sure we had everything we needed. Parking…read morewas perfect. The pool looked well kept although I didn't swim. The story about the family is lovely. Thanks everyone! The Dairy Keen was tasty and ice cream is HUGE!

This is an historic gorgeous mansion located downtown, walkable to just about anywhere... A…read morebeautiful place to stay for your anniversary, honeymoon, special occasion or just because you want to feel like Royalty. Our room was furnished with beautiful antique furniture, which included a fireplace, Jacuzzi tub, comfortable king size bed, TV, beautiful billiards room, courtyard and made to order freshly cooked breakfast at your preferred time, seated in the formal dining room. Reasonable price too!! Next time, we're in Salt Lake City, we will definitely stay there again. Thank you for the lovely hospitality!!

Inn On the Hill is in a spectacular early 1900s mansion. One of the rooms is still intact from that…read moreera. It is a very convenient location to downtown with many shops and restaurants and walking distance. The rooms were lovely and they included a really nice fresh breakfast. They also had complementary drinks and snacks. Our room had a big jetted tub. This is worth the

OH YES how enjoyable camping has been over the past six days here at Echo Island RV Resort since…read morearriving here with my family. We are on a cross country trip that started in the Poconos. This is a super place to stay. Much like the best established campgrounds back home in the beautiful Pocono Mountains in the great state of Pennsylvania, this place is peacefully nestled in the beautiful mountains of Utah. Easy pull-through sites let you drive straight in and pull straight out, without backing up (great for big units like mine), easily-accessed back-in sites, clean swimming pool area, spotless restrooms, kids play area, nicely-equipped convenience store, and many more amenities, make Echo Island RV Resort a perfect place for camping. It has a safe family-oriented environment, as well. Our entire camping experience has been painless. Echo Island RV Resort has got to be one of the best campgrounds in this region. Congratulations to the manager and staff for providing my family with a pleasant 6-day camping experience. Originally planned a 2-night stay. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED (without hesitation).  Thanks for looking !!

This is a great campground! Located within easy access to the highway and close enough to…read moreconveniences while still feeling relaxing and secluded. We got a space in the back which has a fenced patio area, perfect for dogs and kids to play without worrying! Would highly recommend this campground to anyone looking for a getaway or just passing through! Close to park city, salt lake, reservoirs, skiing and sight areas in northern Utah! They have fire pits, good walking areas, grass areas for kids to play. Pickle ball courts, pools, zip lining, you name it! So much fun! We will definitely stay here again!

Our holiday home away from home - the "staff" is family, "guests" are amazing and the "owners" are…read moreblessed to be a part of it all! Thank you. 40 years, say wha?!?!!! Miss you already. Thank you Park Regency Team keep up the great vibe/work.

Worst hotel experience ever -- ruined our Christmas break…read more We stayed at Park Regency Resort Park City during Christmas, and the experience was unacceptable due to poor management and a complete lack of accountability. To be fair, the front desk staff, maintenance team, and shuttle drivers were polite and helpful. Unfortunately, the manager's response completely overshadowed everything else. 1) Water leak on Christmas Day (Dec 25) On Dec 25 (Christmas Day), we returned after lunch and noticed water on the bathroom tile floor, along with a visible wet patch on the ceiling. The wet floor was slippery and unsafe. Maintenance came, but the resort could not fix the issue and could not offer a room change that night, so we were forced to spend Christmas Day in an affected room. We were moved the next day. 2) Manager refused compensation and blamed the booking platform When we asked for a discount for that first night, we were told only the manager could approve it. When we spoke to the manager on Dec 27, she refused any compensation and told us to "go ask the booking platform." This was extremely unprofessional and felt like she was simply trying to pass the responsibility to Booking.com instead of resolving an issue that happened on their own property. 3) Major security incident -- our room door was left unlocked On Dec 28, we double-checked that the door was locked before leaving to ski. When we returned at night, we found the door unlocked. As two young women traveling alone, this was terrifying. We reported this immediately to the front desk. They said there were no cameras, and although they mentioned someone would check the lock, nothing was done. 4) No investigation, no explanation, no apology On Dec 29, the manager still did not investigate, contact housekeeping, or provide any explanation or apology. She promised to reply to our email to the booking platform as confirmation, but she never did. 5) A $50 gift card is not a resolution After paying over $1,300 for 5 nights, the manager offered only a $50 gift card at checkout. This is not acceptable given the leak, safety risk, and lack of response. This place needs serious improvement in management, guest safety, and customer service. I would not recommend staying here.

We had an amazing time staying here. The location couldn't be better - right in the middle of town…read moreand next to the town lift. I would highly recommend staying at the Caledonian and can't wait to come back.

We recently stayed in one of the condos here. What a great property, location, parking etc…read more It's right on main st in amongst all the bars, restaurants and stores. It's also right at the ski lift.

Nice property! The only downside during our visit was the fact that everything surrounding the…read moreproperty was under construction, although they did have a small disclaimer mentioning when booking the room. All of the staff we encountered were friendly, from the front desk, drinks at the pool, to the valet and room service folks. The rooms are nice and the bed was pretty comfortable for a hotel. Assuming it's a summer thing, but they had a DJ at the pool from the time we arrived until about 5PM. Our room overlooked the pool and we went down to hang out, but if you're looking for quiet in the summer, I'd request the other side. Overall I'd come back for the right price! We got a nice summer deal, so I can't speak to winter stays.

My wife has a keen interest for discovering new luxury hotels, so we decided to spend a night at…read morethe Grand Hyatt Deer Valley. The property itself is impressive, spread across a vast piece of land overlooking a beautiful mountain lake, creating a peaceful setting away from the crowds. Unfortunately, we arrived quite late after our flight was delayed in Denver, so we couldn't fully appreciate the grounds until the following morning. The hotel embraces a contemporary, modern design and offers a wide range of amenities, including a full-service spa(that was closed), heated outdoor pool and hot tubs, a great fitness center, There is also a Park city valet. II enjoy the beautiful and spacious outdoor terraces with fire pits. Our room was generously sized and very comfortable, and very comfortable luxurious bedding. but the interior design left me somewhat disappointed. Rather than embracing the warmth and rustic elegance you would expect from a mountain resort, the décor felt cold and sterile. Shades of gray dominate the room, giving it a somewhat lifeless atmosphere. There was only a single bathroom sink, no Japanese-style bidet toilet, and very few design elements reflecting the character of Utah or the surrounding Wasatch Mountains. Considering this is an American Express Fine Hotels + Resorts property, I expected a stronger sense of luxury and place. Instead, the Grand Hyatt feels more like a cold high-end business hotel that could be located almost anywhere in the world. The service was welcoming with a very young staff that is still on a steep learning curve. Breakfast was included through the American Express Fine Hotels + Resorts program, which was a welcome benefit and provided a pleasant start to the day. My first impressions ,the property offers excellent facilities and a beautiful setting, the architecture and interior design simply did not deliver the authentic mountain atmosphere we had hoped for as compared to Montage or other properties. This appears to be more a business retreat type of place.

Beware!! 30 day cancellation notice. Expedia should remove them from their list of hotels as their…read more"cancellation policy" is unrealistic. I called the hotel to explain our emergency to only encounter unprofessional behavior from both Abraham at the front desk and Niko the manager. I cannot recommend this hotel! Emergencies occur within 24-48 hours so therefore i feel their "policy" is unethical.

Wonderful hotel! I stayed in a cottage with my boyfriend for a couple days and didn't want to…read moreleave. The furniture is a bit outdated but comfortable, or maybe it's just that rustic/outdoorsy vibes. The room was very clean and the front desk was beyond accommodating, allowing us to check in super early as my boyfriend and I both had work zoom calls. Free waters sent to your room and the view was great. I will definitely be back to visit! No regrets with staying here.