Sandy Hotel Guide - Wildcat Ski Lift hotels in Sandy, United States of America.

"Everything looked as described"

"We stayed at the cabin for 11 nights in October. It was amazing. Very well stocked. Everything from napkins and paper towels to shampoo. Plenty of nice, thick bath towels. Kitchen had every appliance and spice we could possibly need. Books and magazines. Jami even had firewood there for us to use! Plenty of parking. Quiet neighborhood - off the main road. Very nice furniture and decor. Make sure to see the custom painting of the cabin at the bottom of the stairs! We had personal business in Park City, but opted to stay in Brighton for more quiet time. It definitely checked that box. There were not a lot of restaurants to choose from - the pizza place at Solitude was open and good. And the little restaurant in the store in Brighton was open, but we did not eat there. But, we eat in most of the time, so this was not an issue for us. We took long walks around Silver Lake. And fished there - bringing in fresh trout for dinners! Horse backing riding was fun and gorgeous in the Aspen. Check out North Forty Escapes for that. They have sledding dogs and snowmobiles in winter. Our guide was Conrad - he was personable and went above and beyond to make our ride good. We drove into SLC one day for some shopping and visited the Toyota Museum. We had great weather - it snowed the day we arrived and once again before we left. Roads were no problem. Other days were sunny and the Aspens were in full glory. Brighton is a well-kept secret! We would stay here again! "

"Loved this quirky cabin! "

"This property was the perfect location to Solitude and we loved that it was on the first floor! The Murphy bed was comfortable to sleep on and the kitchen had everything we needed. It snowed while we were there and the view from the patio was beautiful the next day. Would stay here again! "

"Very clean, nice beds. Room was comfy. Staff was great."

"Beautiful spot, great place!"

"The windows of the 2nd bedroom that included the bunkbeds need blackout curtains to keep out light from security lights. "