New Park Hotel We stayed here 12-27-20 - 01-01-21…read moreWe had a mini-suite. Walk in our room to a nice open area. Plenty of room to park / drop your bags. Shelf with coat hooks right there. A nice size closet there and a stacked washer & dryer in a second closet. A few steps down the long hall and the bedroom. King size bed, tv and closet with safe in the wall. A few more steps down the hall and you're at the bathroom. Large tub ( we didn't use ), large shower ( we did use ). Double vanity. The best part, heated floor !! The living room / kitchen was a large nice room. Couch and coffee table. Table opens & raises to form a nice table for eat on the couch. Two burner electric cooktop & a microwave. Dishes and utensils. Gas fireplace with a timer. Hot tub on the balcony. A fantasy view !!

Oftentimes, people breeze by the Newpark Town Center on their way to the wildly overrated Tanger…read moreOutlets. Don't forget to stop here, people! While I can't speak much to the condo/townhome community that is part of the Center, but the first reason to stop here is they have many more eating options than over at Tanger, most with a lunchtime, family vibe: Cafe Rio, My Liquid Garden (a juice-heavy cafe), Kneaders, Maxwell's East Coast Eatery, Myrtle Rose (this one is upscale), Dickey's BBQ, etc. Also, I like the shops ... I always find myself going into the World Market. I can't even to begin to explain the Indigo Highway ... a cool store with everything from soy candles to whiskey; I mean, they have an apothecary. Check it out. There are also salons, ski equipment, etc., etc. Just trust me, it's worth a stop and a bite.

The outlets received a facelift over the last few years and the area looks much more welcoming…read more Some of the stores have stayed in their locations and some other outlet stores have moved to new spaces in Junction Commons. They have also added several new businesses, including new local businesses and some quick dining options-Chipotle, Shake Shack, Jersey Mike's. There are some food trucks and in the warmer months they have bands play there.

Had no idea there was an outlet mall out here in park city. There's actually a ton of cool stores,…read morethe only reason I give 4 stars is that the mall is not really walkable. It's split up between two sections and even the stores within the sections are pretty far apart. Also, it seems everything closes early at 7pm, but idk if that's a normal thing in park city or not. Definetly worth coming and checking out!

Located strategically across from the Egyptian Theatre, this mall houses a few stores for clothing,…read moreart and jewelry. Shabu, the acclaimed Asian fusion restaurant is located on the 2nd floor. Cafe Brilliant is the Wall Street Journal Weekend Edition of a cafe to warm up and hang out with pizza, drinks, smoothies, the whole works is across from Shabu. Apart from Shabu and Cafe Brilliant, the rest of the mall seems really quiet and deserted. Quite a shame of a wasted space but I guess this place comes alive once a year for the Festival.

If you want amazing Customer Service and you want sales person to give you ideas and help you…read morebuild a wardrobe. This is an amazing place to go. When my Granddaughter's turn teenagers, I take them to the buckle to get their jeans an the experience, exceeds their expectations and they end up fans for life !

There are several stores here that I really like. On my visit I went 5 different places. Each…read morestore was clean and had decent customer service. Some of the stores had big sales, while others did not. If you take the time to dig around you can score some excellent deals. My favorite was Columbia. This is a large location and had a massive sale going on. I was able to purchase some great winter boots for much less than online. They are warm! The bathrooms near Coach were clean and well maintained. It would be nice if they were open a little earlier. There are very few dining options as well. I would recommend this place. I'm sure there are l times when the deals are better than other times.

I was in town for business and spent the afternoon walking around main street. Stopped in here and…read morenoticed they had some cool items but I wasn't really looking for anything in particular and did not purchase anything on this visit. You never know what you'll see in a consignment store but this one looks well run.

This little vintage consignment shop is tucked in (what I believe is) a hotel off Park City's Main…read moreStreet. We stopped in on a whim and did some browsing. Though we did not purchase anything, we did enjoy browsing the racks of clothing, as well as the table of jewelry and various other accessories. I was visiting Park City with a friend and we struck up a conversation with Kristen, who we believed was the shop's owner. She also was accompanied by her pup, Piper. Upon my friend mentioning that she had some old clothes from the '80s taking up space in her closet, Kristen offered to swap numbers to with her and assess if they would be a good fit for the shop. Such a cute little shop!

The selection is great, values are great. If you like Ralph Lauren you'll love it! Plus going to…read morePark City is fun!

We came in to do some shopping. Everyone was very nice. Especially James! In fact, James was so…read moreamazing that we brought our friend back to the store to purchase more items! He recommended a healthy restaurant for us to try that is nearby. You go James!

I enjoy coming to this TJ Maxx! It has pretty much everything you could expect in a TJ Maxx…read more It doesn't have Runway as far as I can tell. The options are more limited than other TJ Maxx's that I've been to, but still a good shopping experience.

Love this place. Always able to find what I was looking for. My mother and I have been there twice…read morein the past year and both of us have found items that we adored!

Volcom is located in the Tanger outlets in the lower part in Park City. The sales here were…read morespectacular. $50 electric sunglasses, $14 Volcom bikinis, Volcom jeans for $23 and great customer service to top it off. What a find. I am glad we came to the second part of the outlets because the first part was a total bust. Yay Volcom!

I love this Volcom store, not only because it's cheaper than the normal stores, but because it…read morereally has a huge variety, the staff is always chill and ready to help, and really -is it the only actual volcom store in the state? I might be wrong, but it might be. Definitely a great spot to do some cheap, yet nice shopping.

In all honesty, until recently I hadn't even gone into this store when visiting the Outlets, since…read moreI already have a number of go to stores, and more fool me! On a recent visit, I couldn't find what I wanted anywhere else so figured I'd give it a try and I was actually very surprised. This is a great store, bright and well organized - it really didn't take me long to find what I was looking for - in this case a nice loose fitting, light but warm sports shirt for exercising in or for general casual wear. I like that they specifically have a loose fit, their medium shirts are perfect on me and very comfortable to boot. With some brands I can't buy medium because it makes me look a bit, erm...well....lumpy around the waist! But if I go to large it hangs off me and also doesn't look good. Loose medium here fits perfectly and looks great. The quality seems to be on a par with Nike products, and that's a good thing, I find their stuff to be pretty durable and I'm finding the same with Under Armour's wares too. However, I feel Under Armour has a better selection of products. I think I may have found another new favorite brand.

Went in today simply to buy socks for myself and my three boys. I knew exactly what I wanted, so I…read morenicely asked one of the 3 men in the front if they could help. Two ignored me, one walked over pointed to the socks (I knew where they were just needed help finding the style I needed), said this is all leftover from the holidays search yourself. He then walked back to the desk not helping me one bit. I didn't even want to buy the socks he was so rude and didn't care one bit about his job not clearly how the socks were disorganized. Even as I purchased 3 pair, the same man didn't have the courtesy to say thank you to me for the purchase. There are a lot of places to shop so not sure why they care so little about customer service.

As far as Nike factory stores, this one was pretty average. Of course, inventory here is going to…read morevary drastically, but I've been here twice now and haven't really been super impressed. Each time they have had zero retro's in the men's and women's sections, which is primarily what I look for. That said, my wife and I were searching for a specific pair of Air Force's that the other stores didn't have in her size, and fortunately the park city store had them. It's still a good time to visit and check out what they have, I just wouldn't get your hopes up

Came to visit Park City and you know my wife and daughter had to make a stop here at Nike. Found…read moresome great deals on some dunks for my daughter and I even found a pair of Air Maxx Excee for myself which was sweet. My daughter found some dunks you can't find in So Cal. Staff was friendly and helpful.