Park City Mountain offers skiing, snowboarding, on-site dining, and accessibility features in Park City, UT. Rated 4.5 with 4,776 reviews for an active getaway.
Visitors appreciate the extensive terrain and variety of winter sports, along with helpful staff and quality amenities. Ski conditions and parking receive mixed feedback, making it important to plan accordingly for the best experience.
GoHotelly doesn't process bookings — we open this property on each partner so you can compare live rates, cancellation rules and loyalty perks side by side.
Some links are affiliate — if you book, GoHotelly may earn a small commission at no extra cost to you. Read the full disclosure.
Rooms, shared spaces, dining and exterior — grouped so you can skim quickly.
Park City Mountain is a well-established ski resort located in Park City, Utah, offering a variety of winter sports activities including skiing and snowboarding. The resort features a combination of groomed runs and more challenging moguls, catering to a wide range of skill levels. Visitors have highlighted the extensive terrain and the quality of snow, with many appreciating the opportunities for powder runs and diverse trail options.
The property includes on-site hotels, restaurants, and shops, complemented by amenities such as a bar, Wi-Fi access, and convenient on-site parking. It is also noted for being family-friendly, with ski school options for beginners and children, as well as services that accommodate active military guests. Accessibility features include wheelchair-accessible entrances, toilets, and parking areas.
Several additional services are available at or near the resort, such as ski and snowboard rentals through Legacy Rentals, dining at establishments like Lookout Cabin, and a medical clinic within close proximity. The resort supports various payment methods including credit cards, debit cards, and NFC mobile payments, enhancing convenience during the stay.
Guest reviews present a balanced view: while many praise the friendly atmosphere and variety of terrain, some mention challenges such as limited well-groomed runs and parking difficulties. The overall rating of 4.5 from nearly 4,800 reviews suggests a generally positive experience for visitors seeking an active winter destination with ample amenities and services.
The short version: what's available day-to-day, and the key practical details most travelers search for.
Reviews from travelers who stayed here in the last 12 months, grouped to help you spot the pattern quickly.
Overall it’s not bad, but if you like carving, this place is not for you. There are very few well-groomed runs — most are bumps and moguls. Otherwise, everything was good.
We went for a long weekend over valanetines. They said it was the worst snow utah has ever seen. If you ski blue and green groomers you are fine. We had a wonderful time and the temperature was great! Not too cold but not warm enough to make things slushy
What an amazing mountain!! With park city being the biggest resort in the US both trails wise and acreage there is always some terrain for every one. My first time at this mountain we had 2 feet of snow the day before and it was just fantastic, there is nothing as delicious as a powder day in Utah and park city is just great
Love this place!!! I come here every year to ski and I have to say it is an amazing place. The locals there are just so friendly and willing to help out with anything. I really like the variety of runs that they have on just blacks. The food is expensive but if you have an epic pass you can get a discount on your food. Ski school is great for beginners and kids. Overall it’s a great place and will keep you entertained for your stay.
I've skied Park City multiple times at both Canyons Village and the original Mountain Village and have always been lucky to have excellent conditions with fresh powder or well groomed runs. I love Park City and will be back! The quality of lifts are much better at Canyons Village with the Red Pine Gondola, Sunrise Gondola and the Orange Bubble all available at the base. The original Mountain Village has Payday Express and Crescent Express which are both old chairlifts, and no gondola at the base. This makes a huge difference on powder days when it is snowing. It is freezing when you are on an open chairlift with the wind and snow hitting you in the face. I was happy to be there on a snowy powder day, but wishing I was over at the Canyons Village in a gondola, instead of on the town side on a chairlift. The Canyons side also has a better base village with more shops and restaurant options.
This place is so beautiful and big. I love the variety of activities that can be done here. The place was clean and beautiful and the food was delicious. They have a few food spots with other spots within the mountains. Definitely cant wait to go back
Highly recommended winter visitation . The place looks like a Hallmark movie location . The only problem is it’s so hard to find a parking spot. But overall we really enjoyed our visit .
Skiing is much better now, yesterday, groomed conditions were great, fresh powder options with some thin cover. Not too crowded on slopes and quick lines, parking is terrible. Make sure u use High Valley transit or parking reservations and carpool.
Hand-picked alternatives with a comparable feel, size and price band.
Stay at Econo Lodge Cedar Rapids South with free WiFi, parking, breakfast, and suites. Close to Czech & Slovak Museum and Eastern ...
Enjoy a 4.4rated motel with free WiFi, breakfast, and kidfriendly amenities at Ridge View Lodge in Lowville, NY. Near Snow Ridg...
Enjoy free WiFi, parking, and petfriendly rooms at MidCity Motel, located near Soo Locks and Chippewa County Airport in Sault S...
Boron Motel offers free WiFi, parking, and accessible rooms in Boron, CA. Close to 20 Mule Team Museum and Borax Visitor Center, ...
Stay at Hampton Inn Greenfield, rated 4.1 with 624 reviews. Enjoy free WiFi, indoor pool, and convenient access to Hancock County...
Stay at All Tucked Inn Cabins in Stockdale, TX. Enjoy free WiFi, petfriendly rooms, and easy access to Jackson Nature Park. Idea...
East Fork Lodge & Ranch in Albany, MO offers a 4.5star lodge with kidfriendly services, event spaces, and shooting ranges. Rated...
Stay at Tiny Home Resorts, a 4.9rated dogfriendly hotel in Denison, TX. Enjoy free WiFi, outdoor pool, kitchen in rooms, and cl...
Stay at Ayres Suites Diamond Bar, offering free WiFi, breakfast, parking, and an outdoor pool. Close to Raging Waters and Diamond...
Basecamp Tahoe City, a 4.4rated motel with LGBTQ+ friendly amenities, near Palisades Tahoe and Northstar California Resort. Ideal...
Short, honest notes are more useful than long ones. A few sentences about what worked, what surprised you, and who the hotel is best for will go a long way.
