I don't know what planet these other reviewers are from with the 5 Star reviews, but I wish I had…read morebeen warned: WASHINGTON SCHOOLHOUSE is NOT a HOTEL. This is 100% a BED & BREAKFAST. So you had better be into "THAT VIBE". The worst first: You can check in, but you can never leave. :-) Watch the fine print. Their reservation is NON-Refundable. Meaning if you stay one night and it's miserable- like for instance, you were looking for water all night because your room is 104 degrees with no air and you are parched and got zero sleep-they aren't going to refund you the other two nights when you check out early. They had the audacity to offer a credit. As if I would EVER come back for another night of HELL? Also, why couldn't we find a water station? I was literally walking around at 2AM looking for a place to fill my water bottle. We just flew in from out of state, Park City is high altitude and the place is a literal inferno. Hello. Two bottles of water in the room isn't going to cut it. HOT & STUFFY They know this is a problem. There is a split A/C unit literally over the bed and a fan mounted next to that! But who wants AC blasting on them? ROOMS ARE CLAUSTROPHOBIC We had the two story suite and the worst night of our lives. The door to the room does not open completely. Same with the closet door which hits the bed. Lame design. That spiral staircase is an accident waiting to happen. Lame design. Tiny bedroom. THE CROWD- not a vibe. I like weird, but this was more like depressing nursing home living room vibe. STUPID SIGNS saying: "we do things different". Yeah, I'll say. I could have stayed at The Montage. CLAUSTROPHOBIA I felt like I was in The Shining or A LAME BED & BREAKFAST. We left before breakfast, but I imagine the whole place would smell like breakfast including you. DESIGN: I knew what I was getting into with the Shabby Chic looking photos online. They showed a bit of restraint, borderline frumpy that fits the bed and breakfast vibes. MANAGER: Thinks he is running the most exclusive, best hotel on earth. Offered us a credit for the two nights we wouldn't be staying after a night of HELL. He just looked at us with an aphasia and utter helplessness. Nothing he could do. Shampoos were toxic. The good: One star for being clean & I liked the implements in the bathroom. One star for effort & the money they spent to try to do something different.

Two years out and we STILL rave about our stay here. Our room was amazing but the level of…read moreprofessionalism among the staff and 5 star quality of food service pushed our stay over the top. One of our favorite getaways of all time!

OK, love this place. So we went here on our honeymoon back in 2003 and went there again for our…read moreanniversary 2004. It's a Victorian mansion turned bed and breakfast. It is such a nice theme, with each room named after an angel. Our room was the Raphael. The inn keepers were really inviting and sweet. They had the greatest inn cat named Axel. However they were talking about selling the place. I hope they didn't.

Stayed in the summer, walked into the unit, and found it to be 92 degrees. The in-unit portable…read moreswamp coolers didn't have water in them so they were just blowing hot air and all the windows had been closed. We later figured out they were closed because they had no screens. In one of the bedrooms the window was broken and couldn't be opened at all, this room was totally unusable due to the heat. We booked this property as we had two families and each room was allocated. We ended up having to use the couches in the living room as a bedroom. Despite the thermostat being turned all the way down the radiators were still on. Not ideal in 90+ degree days. WiFi never worked, Comcast remote was missing. We did have consistent communication with the property manager throughout the first half of the trip. We rebooted the router multiple times, but still no luck. They had whomever they use on-site to try to fix it, but still no luck. We were told that someone would bring a Comcast remote mid-day Monday. It didn't show up, and it didn't matter as we had no TV function anyway. The location was great, though. That is the ONLY redeeming factor of this property.

Excellent location; spacious for four. Would give five stars if it had AC. Nowhere was it mentioned…read moreon their site that the location had no AC. Would not recommend staying at this location during summer months with high temps. Has two ceiling fans; one box fan and called for another fan to help with air flow.

I really liked this place. If you are looking for somewhere you feel welcome, this is it. The…read moreowners are vested in your stay as they live there. Whatever you need, simply ask! I stayed here in the late summer, and it was a steal. I was going to give it a 4 stars because there was no TV in my room, but it made me talk to my wife more (talking? Really? I know), so in the end that was great also. No distractions. Watched the BYU Utah game in the grand room with another couple. Very Cozy!

From the owner: Rustic comfort on 13 acres of bucolic beauty, adjacent to Park City Mountain Resort, and within 3…read moremiles of Deer Valley, Canyons Resort and historic downtown Park City. Bed & Breakfast lodging focused on hospitality and customer service, with complimentary hearty breakfast and all day beverages and snacks. Amazing natural setting with 360 degree mountain views.

From the moment you walk in the lobby and employees like Marie great you with a smile, you know…read morethat you picked the right property. It's always the great people that make a stay memorable. Park City has a lot of nice places to choose from. The Waldorf Astoria PC is the best choice. Everyone is so nice and professional. The property is clean and the grounds are very pretty. Special thanks to Marie at the front desk and all the great staff for making the stay amazing.

It's not truly a ski-in/ski-out hotel. In reality, you have to walk in heavy, uncomfortable ski…read moreboots with ski to the gondola across from the hotel, then take that gondola up to the base of the Canyons, off the gondola to another gondola to ski which is quite time consuming & tiring. Also, there was only one restaurant on-site, and the food was mediocre at best. Having stayed at many top-tier ski resort hotels, this one fell short, especially when it comes to dining quality and the small details you'd expect from a five-star hotel . For example, we were surprised to see caviar served with dried-out waffles, which felt particularly off-putting for a hotel of this caliber. That said, the cleaning staff was excellent, and the bartender stood out for making very good cocktails.

Recently visited Marriott Summit - missed the snow by a few weeks but was still a cute resort in…read morePark City. Pros: Spacious villa, clean, safe, great walking distance, covered parking. Walkable into town - really cute Main Street. Perfect location if you are skier (when season is open). Units were quiet for most part - however could def hear the folks directly above us. Cons: Couch beds like paper - do not recommend for anyone outside of tiny young children. Only a few elevators - super slow. Parking spaces are tight- had regular size suv and would not go any larger. They want you to run DW, take out trash, wash towels, gather linens upon leaving when you are an owner. While I want to be helpful I'm also on vacation, have paid for the timeshare, pay ownership maintenance dues for upkeep and should not have to feel like I need to fully clean upon leaving. We did help but the only trash cans were in parking level and we were on 3rd floor - very inconvenient. Didn't like the fact they asked all that.

We chose this Marriott because it is in the heart of downtown in the thick of Main Street. We…read morechecked in for 2 nights & checking in was a mess. There were hoards of people all with large groups. We learned that this is a vacation club & there were no perks. There is no breakfast, no club room, parking is $25 daily ... We were given a property map, restaurant recommendations, & told to go to the Welcome Center. At the welcome center we were given a packet with 10% off a few shops and restaurants. We were offered a deal to come back for 3 days paying $200 & additional $300 or $400 when we stay. Check-in was at 4 o'clock and check out at 10 in the morning . We drove in reverse to the underground parking lot & went to the Alpine lodge room 5408. There are 6 lodges with restaurants, a pool & fitness center at the other end of the property. Our small room had a microwave, small refrigerator, dishes for 2, a safe, an outdated drip coffee pot for one cup, 1 luggage rack & no view. I was surprised that a van was bringing guests from another Marriott to our hotel. The pool was packed with lots of children. The water pressure was good, the king bed was plush & comfortable, and the air-conditioning kept us cool. The ceiling fan over a bed was a plus. I discovered that a vacation club isn't for us. All of the amenities here we have at home. After traveling for almost a month, the room was very tight. There was no housekeeping nor refreshing of items in the room. We went to a local market to shop for coffee, milk, soap, napkins... Marriott provided a list of where to take out our garbage recyclables and how to change bedding... on the way to the garbage room there was broken glass.

Wonderful owners and an old skier feeling to it. Also reasonable. and friendly people staying there.read more

Honestly, this place was not as bad as some reviews made it out to be!…read more Compared to other options in the area, this is an unbeatable price and fantastic location! 2 min walk to the slopes, 10 min walk to downtown shopping area and 2 blocks from a bus stop. This is not a ritz Carlton, of course. But it had a really homey, european vibe. Everything was clean, water was hot, and fireplace in the lobby was really cozy and nice to hangout at. Would definitely stay again if I'm back in park city.

Do not buy a timeshare! Week 42 a very DEAD week for Park City. Many locations closed nearby and…read morein town. ADA suite for the week on Interval exchange. Nice room, mtn view, but with very basic amenities. Marriott has taken away a free rom refresh for your 7 day stay, now charging fee. They want you to bag the trash and take to dumpster, gather the towels and make sure you wash the dishes. TV channel selection is poorer in All Marriott's now. Very tight underground parking spots in dark poorly lighted garage. Five hot tugs with some jets not working and cool for our taste. Can be hot for kiddos? Heated pool but we never used due to outside temps. Pool towels in room for reuse during your stay. Saddy a disappointing Marriott stay but finding this to be their new norm. Staff was friendly but never excelled like in the past limited activities for the occupancy in our opinion.

Always a pleasure enjoying a staycation at the Marriott Mountainside. It's gorgeous and scenic year…read moreround, but soaking in their glorious hot tubs under snowfall has to be one of the most magical experiences! Conveniently located right on the slopes, it's a ride-in ride-out sort of hotel with spacious suites and great amenities.

The location was the highlight of the stay. Close to Main St., the resort, and food. The building…read morestyle itself doesn't really fit in with the area. We checked in and basically got lost finding the room. This place is a maze on the inside. The carpets, lighting, and walls are dark. The signage is minimal. The room itself was clean, modern and had the necessities. Water pressure in the shower was great. There was minimal noise from neighbors or in the hallway which I was thankful for. Halfway through our stay we asked for cleaning and when we returned, the room was sparkly clean and organized. I was disappointed that the Jacuzzi jets/bubbles barely worked and the temperature of the water was... lukewarm. I never saw anyone at the front desk. I did purchase a T-shirt in the lobby using a QR code. This DT served its purpose.

This is a solid hotel in a fairly central location in Park City, but as others have mentioned the…read morebuilding hotel design/layout is a bit odd and confusing and the interiors themselves could use a refresh. Staff was great though and the restaurant had surprisingly good food. And the hotel rates are pretty good given how expensive other lodging nearby can be.