Canyons Village at Park City Vacation Packages

Overall a very nice stay, friendly and helpful staff, clean rooms, comfortable bed, water pressure good. The AC was not working when we first got to the room, made a call downstairs and they sent the technician up right away who was able to fix the thermostat. Had to call again 2 Days Later because the heat was not working, when we returned to our room after being out for a couple hours there was a portable heater plugged in and turned on and was left there for the remainder of our stay. Although the shower water pressure was good, there is only small 1/3 door which did nothing to keep the water in and after every shower, there was a big puddle on the bathroom floor and toilet lid was always wet. Had to put towels down every time and still step onto squishy wet towels, yuck! We had a discount on the parking as part of a group rate, but considering the nightly rate we were paying, we felt that the parking should have been included. Elevators are a little rickety and old. Front lobby area nicely set up and roomy, conference room available to our group was instrumental in giving our team a place for meetings/ bonding time.

THIS WAS THE COOLEST HOTEL I HAVE EVER BEEN IN, Loved it but we went as a family with small children, it was disappointing to walk around and have to explain what pride flags were, "inclusive climbing" unisex bathrooms, queer fest art shows and drag queen shows were... I think these are personal choices and should not be shoved down mine or my childrens throat at every turn. I go to a hotel to relax on vacation , not explain politics and alternate life styles to my kids. I think they took an excellent idea , made it more than cool , then polluted it .

The room was fine. Clean. Staff was kind. Nothing felt spectacular.

Awesome hotel, really good breakfast.

Great valentines stay for the weekend. King premier room was nice and clean. Cool vintage vibe without feeling old or dated. Spa was great, did the couples massage and hung out in the lounges, saunas and indoor pool. Brunch at the Laurel was awesome, but pricey ($70 per person). Only things I would suggest is bring some outside water/pop (expensive on site) and there isn’t an adults only lounge until 4p outside the spa. With the brunch, it would be cool if they opened the bar area for sandwiches and drinks for lunch or to escape the more crowded family areas.