Goldener Hirsch, Auberge Collection

"Really enjoyed our stay--everyone was helpful and pleasant--Rooms are big and service was outstanding---Personnel are wonderful to deal with and were extremely helpful--Would highly recommend the Goldener-Hirsch if you are planning a stay in Deer Valley/Park City."

Sheraton Park City

"This is an average mid range Sheraton Hotel. The service is average. I have an issue with their parking arrangement (received a parking ticket), but the manager said the parking service is managed by a different company. Please make sure you read the signs very very carefully when you park. The front desk never told you to pay attention to all those confusing signs, and the manager never apologized that her employee needs to remind the guests about parking details. Other than that, the experience is OK. They have shuttle to Park City lifts and Deer Valley lifts during the daytime, as well as to Main Street in the evenings. Try to have a room facing outside streets, not the courtyard, where the indoor pool is. The noise from the indoor courtyard pool is amplified, and their sound insolation is quite bad. Their onsite restaurant is not too impressive. Try a neighboring restaurant "Salt Box," where the food is very tasty with very reasonable price."

Stein Eriksen Residences

"There are locations and hotels that can really impress you...and then there are places that rise to a level of service and beauty that stay with you long after you’ve left. Stein Eriksen Residences is firmly the latter. Even visiting in the off-season, the experience felt nothing short of world-class. What stood out most was the service. It wasn’t just polished or efficient. It was deeply genuine. Every interaction carried a sense of warmth and generosity that felt as though the staff was picked because care was simply a part of their nature. Everyone seemed to take real pride in creating a welcoming atmosphere, and it showed in the smallest details: thoughtful recommendations, unhurried conversations, and an attentiveness that never felt intrusive. The lodge itself becomes something entirely different outside of ski season (when I visited). The private infinity pool helped me feel grounded, expansive, and deeply peaceful. And just a few steps below the pool was easy access to the alpine paths. When you go to a location known for its skiing, you don't think about visiting in off season, which, perhaps, is why I was surprised by the expansive hiking and biking. The surrounding mountains open up into a playground of trails that offer sweeping views of the flowering/green slopes, crisp mountain air, and a kind of quiet that’s hard to find. I looked it up and Deer Valley has easy access to 70 miles of lift-served biking trails of all kinds. I truly enjoyed my day hikes and, in rare instances, being able to watch the incredibly talented off-road bikers. The next time I go, I'm planning on renting a bike! And if you're going with a family, or even as an adult, there are still other things to do in Deer Valley just a short distance away, like the Park City Alpine Slide, Mountain Coaster, the local farmer's market, and other attractions. I also really enjoyed the craft beers and fresh eats with mountain views scattered across various small towns in the valley. In short, what the Residences makes this place exceptional isn’t just the setting, though it’s undeniably beautiful. It’s the feeling that you’re being cared for by people who truly enjoy what they do and where they are. There’s a sense of generosity in both service and in spirit that elevates the entire experience. In any season, this lodge would be remarkable. But in the off-season, it reveals a more intimate, serene side that’s equally memorable. It’s a place I would return to without hesitation."

Hotel Park City, Autograph Collection