Slopeside Village
Slopeside Village is professionally managed by EMG, a property management group based out of Murray Utah. Slopeside offers workforce housing to the Canyons Village and Summit County.
What People Are Saying
Residents consistently praise this employee housing for its well-maintained apartments, helpful staff, and community events. Other reviews mention the management can be unresponsive and parking can be difficult.
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WARNING! DO NOT MOVE INTO SLOPESIDE VILLIAGE! The worst living experience I have ever had! They do everything they can do to screw over their residence. Management comes into your rooms for inspections. Management is unresponsive to residence issues. Management will fine you every chance they can. If you loose or forget your key fob, good luck! Fined. Management will have your vehicle towed anytime they can. Some kind of scam with the tow company is going on there. Don’t park in office parking spaces after 11 PM! It is the loudest complex I’ve ever lived in. Heavy loud doors that slam all the time. Loud young residence heard all night. You will lose your security deposit for sure so think twice before being scammed by Slopeside Village at Park City by Vail Resorts. Good luck trying to get a hold of anyone at Vail Resorts either. I will be getting a lawyer soon to get my deposit back.
I would strongly caution anyone considering living here. The conditions are extremely disrespectful and poorly managed. One of the biggest issues is that couples are not supposed to be living together, yet it clearly happens anyway with no enforcement. hookups are one thing listening to cheeks smack every night in a 10x8 box is another! This creates overcrowding, noise problems, and an uncomfortable environment for everyone else who is actually trying to follow the rules. What’s even more frustrating is that if you try to file a complaint, you’re made to feel like you’re the one doing something wrong just for speaking up about your living situation. Instead of addressing legitimate concerns, management seems to address things in a way to make things easy for them regardles sof the situation. There have been instances where the police were called due to disturbances, and nothing meaningful was done to resolve the situation. The problems just continue without consequence. On top of that, there is a constant smell of weed throughout the building, making it unpleasant to live in and hard to feel comfortable in your own space. Overall, this place lacks accountability, respect for residents, and basic enforcement of its own rules. I would not recommend living here. I received a first and final warning for a rules violation simply because I filed a complaint. Everything described above happened within just a few days. I’m being forced to wake up to loud arguments around 6 AM and can’t fall asleep until after 2 AM due to live action porn coming from the room next to me every single night. This situation is completely unacceptable
I have lived in Slope Side Village Park City for almost 3 years now. We pay for an entire apartment when its shared living . The first year we were in employee housing. It was a tiny room and very claustrophobic but the staff helped address concerns to make it a better living situation for all the deer valley residents living in the apartment. There has been a lot of turnover with the staff the past 3 years i have lived here. Jaime the general manager, Jordan the assistant manager , paola, the front desk coordinator are all very helpful and go out of their way to make their residents happy. The housekeeping staff and maintenence take out your trash, clean once a week, provide toilet paper, and paper towels, and dish soap . They address your maintenence concerns. I had issues with my water being ice cold sporadically for the first year and a half I lived in our full apartment with my husband. Instead of addressing the issue they kept turning the water hotter and hotter instead of figuring out why it was sporadically cold. I escalated the issue with management and they had the vendor come out. They were able to address the issue and the water has been decent. They have events for the residents like 4th of July bbq, food trucks , donut and coffee day and other events. They go out of their way for the most part to build community for all the residents . Overall I have enjoyed living here. Its been a great place to call home for almost 3 years.
Management and the front desk lack empathy and basic customer service skills. Concerns are brushed off, and the focus seems to be on collecting money rather than supporting the people who live here. Nearly $800 a month for a shoebox-sized room shared with a roommate is already excessive this would be somewhat tolerable if the living conditions were decent. Unfortunately, they’re not. There are constant noise disturbances from J-1 parties in common areas, making it hard to rest especially when you work a late shift. Housekeeping is inconsistent at best dirty shower curtains are not replaced, and bathrooms are often unkempt. The photo shown is the shower curtain in the bathroom. I literally saw housekeeping here yesterday (Thursday) and it was not changed and this has been ongoing for weeks. The other photo is a picture of dirty dishes that have been in the dishwasher for weeeks on end! Speaking to management about the nastiness of residents does not help so hopefully a poor review will help. Slopeside Village has the worst parking situation I have ever experienced. There is a long waiting list for parking with residents are expected to pay $150 per month. Overall, this housing feels money-driven, poorly managed, and disrespectful to residents. For employee housing, this level of disregard is unacceptable.
Overall moving in and living in slope side has been an enjoyable experience. Staff has helped with problems when they arose, the apartment is very nice and you can tell it’s on the newer side. The day of moving in for me and everyone else I know was very hectic and there were a lot of miscommunication. I believe most of these miscommunications were probably on the company I am working for who was supposed to be communicating to slop side. Do to what my friend were telling me I got into contact with both places to find that slope side had my move in date wrong. I let them know the correct date but when I got there they still didn’t have my name in the papers. Initially they seemed un prepared for me, my roommates and my friends, but after getting miscommunications cleared up things went much more smoothly.
