Park City Over and Out Ski Lift Hotels

"Good access to the slopes and there was a ski room"

"Ski slope is a quick walk or a shuttle ride away. Shuttle comes every 5/10 mins and drops you multiple lift locations. Room was spacious and had everything we needed. Staff was super helpful and quick to resolve any needs. "

"The property and location was excellent. The only issue was with the shower in the room 4305 that it smells like sewage after using shower every time. We called the westgate manager several time and they put some drano and cleaned the faucet several times but did not fix it. The shower is renovated but needs grouting the tiles. The smell of sewage was unbearable. Otherwise the unit was nice, renovated and spacious."

"Everything was great. Very responsive and accommodating. Great location "

"Highly recommended. Excellent apartment "

"Great property, centrally located among dining and skiing and entertainment in canyons "

"Well if you are expecting real valet service this is not your place. Every night when returning from Dinner we had to go inside and hand over our keys to them and then proceed the opposite direction to our room. Additionally, the water temperature of the showers just fluctuates out of no where. It actually becomes dangerously hot where you will have to jump away from the water. Reported it, they send a technician problem still persisted. I guess if you dont use a car in Utah and dont take a shower ths isnt a bad hotel to stay at (-:"

"Large room with an amazing view. The orange bubble gondola is literally right out the front door. Couldn’t ask for a better location."

"The room was a nice size. We had the one bedroom suite for two people and had plenty of space. The rooms are well appointed - though cheaply made. Will be interested to see how it lasts over time. It is a bit farther walk than what they claim - both to the orange bubble and the red pine gondola, so be prepared for that. Lastly, the hot tub wasn’t working for our entire trip - and it was broken before we got there but nobody ever said anything about it ahead of time. It wasn’t posted on Expedia’s site or on the hotels website. Other than that, it’s a relatively inexpensive way to stay close to the mountain. "