This was our second stay at the Park Station Resort Condominium. Each time, we came during President Week for a 5 night stay in one of the hotel rooms (building 2). I agree with other travelers' comments that the rooms are outdated and we found the bathroom to be very small. However, the location is truly amazing, the price unbelievably reasonable and the accomodation very clean. It only took us about 4 minutes to walk with our skis and ski boots to the town lift and we never had to wait at the lift. The front desk was also gracious to give us a late check out on our departure day. I love Park City and I'll definitely return to this hotel/

I was part of a group and we spent a week in Park Station condos. Most of my fellows had complaints about the place but I gotta say that taking its price into account my stay there was very satisfactory. The most interesting thing for me was that part of their front desk staff was not American. I had the chance to talk to a young Brazilian lady named Samantha (who looked Asian by the way!) and I got impressed about her life experience! she was very polite and helpful during my stay and I think that having an international and well-trained staff adds a lot of value to a hotel. My only complaint is that my keys often stopped working. I had them recoded three or four times in a week. But as I had a great time there I can say that it was just a detail...

Nancy Kulakovsky, member of JP Tours

Sometimes location is not everything...

Pros: Location - one block from end of Main Street
Price - (amazing how little you get for $300+ in way of lodging in Park City)

Cons: Tired old furnishings (everything need updating/ replacement)
Buildings old and showing age... management and owners letting things get seedy looking.
Noisy, inefficient heating system (LR/kitchen area overheated, bedroom cold)

Bottom line: Lots of places to stay in Park City/ Deer Valley area... choose another!

We booked 3 2BR condos. They all varied from extremely tired to somewhat up to date. Great location, but at $250 per person per night I thought it was way overpriced.