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Made famous during the 2002 Winter Olympics, Park City boasts some of the best skiing in Utah and in the entire United States. Its miles of terrain feature excellent accommodations and Park City's historic downtown features exquisite art galleries and boutique shops. Unfortunately, finding the right Park City hotel for your needs can be problematic. As a result, we have put together this page to help you find the best Park City hotels for your personal needs.

Best Seasons to Visit Park City

One of the first things you should know about Park City, Utah is that lodging is seasonal. Because the city exists primarily for its ski resort, the lodging rates jump through the ceiling during the winter months. In Spring and Fall, however, hotel rates are more reasonable. Also, as with most locations, it is always cheaper to stay on weeknights than weekends.

Tips as You Plan your Stay

In addition to planning when you will be visiting, there are a number of things you should consider before booking your lodging. Begin by asking yourself the following questions:

What is your purpose in visiting Park City?
What type of accommodations are you looking for?
What is your price range for lodging?
What locations in and around Park City will you be visiting?
How will you be traveling during your stay?
Are there package deals that might save you money?

Your answers to each of these questions will help you locate the best Park City lodging in our suggestions below

Luxury Lodging in Park City

Because Park City is a resort city, many vacationers like to stay in luxurious facilities. If this describes you, then you are in luck. Park City offers the best hotels for a ski resort in the world. Though there are many outstanding luxusy hotels, consider the following:

Stein Eriksen Lodge: Located just outside Park City at the Deer Valley Ski Resort, The Stein Ericksen Lodge was designed to provide the world's finest slope-side lodging in the world, and it has lived up to that goal. With fireplaces and jetted tubs in each of its 170 rooms and outstanding restaurants, it is the first ski lodge to ever achieve a AAA five-diamond award.
Hotel Park City: Located two miles north of downtown Park City, this hotel features a gourmet restaurant, fitness center, heated outdoor pool, shuttle to the slopes and sites, and dozens of luxury add-ons.

Discount Lodging in Park City

For those who would rather spend their money skiing and seeing Park City's sites than giving it all away on lodging, Park City offers several inns and hotels with rates under $60 per night. A few of the cheapest hotels in Park City include:

Best Western Landmark Inn: Located 20 minutes north of Park City, Best Western offers deluxe breakfast, an indoor pool and extra-large hot-tub. This inn features an excellent view of Park City's Olympic Park.
Prospector Square Lodge: Located just two miles north of Park City, the Prospector Square Lodge is in walking distance of several restaurants and bars. Its amenities include spa facilities with 2 pools and Jacuzzis, a sauna, and more.