We have stayed at the Treasure Mountain Inn dozens of times during the last decade, in a variety of accommodations. The owners, Thea and Andy, run a very tight but charming ship, their staff are wonderful, and they all bend over backwards to be helpful. Plus they were pioneers in being "Green" The location at the top of Main Street is unbeatable, with a dozen great restaurants, the town lift and transit center within a short walk. My only hope is that there will soon be a new restaurant in the recently renovated space on the main floor.

I recently stayed at this hotel for the Sundance Film Festival. Although the location is great, I wouldn't rate it as one of the better hotels in Park City. The staff seemed indifferent and anytime you asked for something, it was more of a bother, nuisance than generally wanting to help. The rooms were ok but not as spacious and nice as the photos suggest. Have stayed in nicer rooms throughout Park City like Prospector Square. The amenities are also few. For the money, its ok but not a deal and probably would not choose to stay there again.

My wife and I stayed here for our ski vacation and the property was very nice and the skiing at Park City was awesome! We loved our room and the location, however I would not stay here again. The staff makes you feel very strange and unwelcome as soon as you get there. If you've ever seen the Soup Nazi episode of Seinfeld, that's what the staff is like. We were laughing because at check-in the girl was miserable and barely spoke. When she finally said something it was to let us know the different things that would get us kicked out. We travel quite a bit and have never been greeted like this but we just laughed it off. Even though we were on our BEST behavior (LOL), we couldn't shake the feeling that some hostile granola mountain weirdo was going to kick us out and steal our money.

They should chill out and be happy they have such a nice property in a great location. Treating people decently is a lot more fun than being pretentious and weird.

I stayed here a little while ago and loved it! It was beautiful and had great restaurants in it and around it but the only bad thing was that it was far away from the ski lift. This was the farthest hotel from the lifts and you had to walk up a hill to get here. It wasn't a big deal, since it was just up the road but it was annoying. Overall, it was great!