Park City Hotel Guide - Frostwood Gondola hotels in Park City, United States of America.

"The staff at the hotel was top notch. So friendly and accommodating. The room itself was a little dated but the price was right. The location is excellent. The free shuttle, if you can time it. Is a great amenity!"

"Everything was perfect. Location. Room. Guest services. Would stay again. "

"Wonderful great stay "

"We stayed at Hyatt Place Park City for about five days, booking through Expedia as the best financial option while skiing in Park City. No one specifically referred us to this hotel, but its close proximity to the base area was the main reason we chose it — and wow, bingo! The hotel is super conveniently located near Canyons Village and not too far from the Park City ski area. One of the biggest highlights was the complimentary shuttle service, running about every 30 minutes (as I remember), making getting to and from skiing extremely easy. A huge thank you to Jeff, our shuttle driver — what a wonderful asset to this hotel! Jeff was always smiling, super friendly, and reliably picked us up and dropped us off after long days of skiing. Outstanding service. The entire Hyatt Place team was very welcoming, the rooms were clean and comfortable, and breakfast was included — definitely worth it to start the day right. As a bonus, the hotel offers a 5 PM snack, which was always nice to grab. They also have ski equipment rental on-site, a nice pool, and a gym, which made our stay even more convenient. My family would absolutely recommend this place to anyone visiting Park City, and we will definitely be coming back again — 5 stars for sure!"

"Friendly Staff!"

"Awesome hotel, amazing staff! "

"The rooms were clean and the staff were so attentive and helpful. Staying at the Waldorf was the best hotel experience we have had."

"Penthouse was spacious filled with all the comforts of a home - cookware, washer and dryer, fireplace, etc. Staff was helpful and friendly You can’t beat the location! "

"My only complaint is that i did the time share presentation in exchange for 2 gifts....and they only gave me one of those gifts. Needless to say, look at the cost of those time share points on the secondary market ($1 for a million points) vs the $35,000 they wanted me to pay for 500,000 points. "