Ryan Kim

a month ago

Amazing location right on Main Street with free parking. Large outdoor hot tub with waterfall spouts was a welcome treat for a sore skier. Rooms are owned by individuals so can vary is recency of renovation and updates, so better to book directly with the website so you can choose a specific room. I recommend calling to get advice on which rooms are best within a certain category. My room was large and newly updated with a kitchen and sitting area.

Julie Walters

2 months ago

The Treasure Mountain Inn offered exactly what my daughter and I needed…relaxation, warmth and a little place to call home on our vacation. Our room was clean, tidy, quiet and offered all the amenities we needed for a little getaway. The location was perfect with access right into the heart of Main Street with so many shops and restaurants to wander through. We never had any trouble parking and we were out & about quite a bit which was wonderful. This place had the quaint, home away from home feel we needed along with feeling safe with it just being the two of us. Great choice, great location and great trip!

B. Wilde

4 months ago

Great location! Parking was somewhat difficult but I was also in a large truck. Rooms were pretty nice and equipped but had some stains on floors, plug in tub did not work, and light coming out of bathroom tub ceiling. Overall it was a great stay and location!

W

4 months ago

After sharing this feedback to the hotel management directly and receiving a unconcerned response, I'm sharing my feedback here to forewarn others. The 5 star reviews on here were absolutely paid for. I absolutely would not recommend anyone to stay here while in Park City. The location on Main Street is the only "perk" this hotel has. If you want to stay on Main Street, stay at Park Hotel or the Marriott instead. The suite, accommodation, and amenity photos on the hotel's website do not show the reality of its conditions. My party stayed in two suites, and we were equally disappointed with both. The showers and sinks do not drain. There is rust on the hard surface floors and stains the size of dinner plates on the carpet - I would not recommend being in these suites barefooted at any time. Not all suites have closet or drawer space, so we did not have space to unpack our suitcases. Housekeeping comes at an additional fee and has to be scheduled in advanced. There were old White Claws and Tupperware with moldy food in our water closet upon arrival. The front desk staff is also not friendly nor helpful either. When calling down to the front desk for fresh towels midday(since housekeeping doesn't come during your stay), I was consistently sent to the answering machine. This would be fine, however, no one seems to check the answering machine. Upon check-in, my group asked if the employee at the check-in desk had any dinner recommendations - the employee haphazardly recommended the Jersey Mike's across town. There are also quiet hours posted within the buildings. This isn't regarded nor enforced by the hotel staff at all, so don't be surprised when you're woken up several times a night. There are also safety concerns with this hotel. The hotel is divided amongst three buildings and one needs to take several hard-to-find staircases to navigate within a building and across the buildings. If someone has ADA-needs, the main hotel is the only building with an elevator. When crossing between buildings, there is a brick courtyard (also where the hot tub is) that has a lot of loose bricks on the steps. I would be shocked in this hotel was still open in five years.

Monty McDivitt

4 months ago

This is a great location. However, the rooms were dirty for the price paid. I wouldn't walk on the carpet without shoes or sit on the couch. The hallways have a "rotting wood" smell. The front desk were mainly absent during most of the stay. At one point they turned off water to half of the hotel and the front desk had no idea.