We stayed in unit X3 recently and it was simply the worst accommodations I have ever paid to stay in. While I grant the likelihood that other units in the complex could be better maintained (they seem separately owned), it is shocking that any rental agency would even consider offering unit X3 for rent by anyone! I wouldn't stay here again - even if it was free.

Here's a few "highlights":

Filthy shower with toilet paper stuck to the walls.
One bed had blankets, but no bed linens.
The other bed had incorrectly sized sheets and pillowcases.
Bathroom sinks don't drain. AT ALL.
Appliances were missing knobs.
Wiring randomly stapled to the walls or stretched over long distances.

Given the age of the personal items stored in the closets, one would easily be led to the conclusion that no one has stayed in or made any attempt to maintain this unit for at least a couple of decades. Shoddy finishes and furnishings would be a vast understatement.

And while one might consider setting these faults aside in exchange for proximity to the slopes... don't bother. While you are relatively (1/4 mile) close to the "cabriolet", it is actually the parking lot lift. In reality, you are at least 1/2 a mile from skiing.

I would challenge anyone advocating this unit for paying guests to spend their vacation here. The experience was shockingly terrible. No-name motels on little traveled back roads easily exceed these guest quarters in every metric. I would rate it as a complete zero.

Let me start off by saying that we booked our Red Pine condo for a 2 week stay directly with the owner and not one of the property management/hotel companies. We were told that there are only a very few condos at the Red Pine condos that are not cherished by their owners, and these are the ones picked up by the management companies to rent out. In contrast, our condo was a gem and even better than what was described on the owner’s vrbo dot com web-site. Our home-away-from-home was very comfortable and really nicely appointed with lots of artwork and nice furnishings and a lovely newer kitchen. Everything in the condo was fairly new and I swear you could eat off the floors. It was very easy to work directly with the owner and he was very familiar with all the ins and outs of the area.

We enjoyed playing tennis daily on what we discovered were completely rebuilt courts, 4 of them mind you, in the most picturesque mountain setting. We also lounged and swam at several of the Red Pine swimming pools, which we found were crystal clean (yes, I am a germ freak and they were sparkling). We noticed several people using the free WiFi at the clubhouse, but we had free WiFi in our condo too. We had just stayed at an upscale hotel where we had to pay $12/day to use the internet, so it was great that the internet was free. We had our own car to carry out our mountain bikes (but we saw several bike rental shops too) and found great areas to bike around. We didn’t use our car much in the end and used the Park City buses (they were free) and glad that they had bike racks on them.

We’re also skiers and we’ve already booked a return trip this coming winter at Red Pine to take in some skiing. So in summary, we have to say that we found the best spot for a summer and winter vacation and wanted to share our experience.

I have returned to Red Pine year after year (sometimes twice a year) Skiing, Sundance, or a Holiday. These are condo's and private owned. Individuals rent them through either a Management Company - or places like vrbo.com (vacation rentals by owner). I have probably stayed in 5 different units over the past 8 or more years. Sometimes renting several. I was surprised to see traveltip27's comments. My experience differs. Price can also affect the condition of your rental unit. I have stayed in 3 bedroom - designer - decorator unit, and I have stayed in a one bedroom -that really needed to be updated, and it was price that determined which one I stayed in. The over all community with their outdoor heated pool, and great new tennise courts, has always felt like home to me. I look for one with photo's first, great views, and have always been more than happy. Each unit is different, so you really can't group all units together. Parking is great, snow removal, heated sidewalk at the clubhouse etc. Great ski in ski out - for the Canyons. I love it - summer, winter, fall, spring - you name it.

Our team booked seven of these units for a weeks stay and each one was in a different state of repair and cleanliness. Ours was dirty the bathrooms disgustingly old and dirty in need of major renovations. Windows were broken dirty blinds broken and dirty. Our window had to be propped open with a stick. Worst part is these units all had upper floors which were unbearably hot. No air conditioning in any of them. We had to ask for clean towels aftter the fifth day there and NO cleaning or restocking of rooms is provided. We ran out of everything soap etc. YOU have to drive over to another resort if you need anything. Since no washer and dryer be prepared to pay in a laundry area that is also dirty and disgusting. The pool badly needed cleaning every day we were there. They take your money up front cause if you saw them first you wouldn't bother. Get out of your booking now!!!!!!