The hype
Families love the pool and shuttle convenience; couples often find the atrium noise and distance from Main Street nightlife annoying.
Sheraton Park City
$150-400/ night
Book this if You want a reliable, full-service basecamp with a killer pool for the kids and a shuttle that saves you the $50/day parking at the resort.
Why People Love It
- The indoor atrium pool is a massive hit with families
- Complimentary shuttle to both Park City Mountain and Main Street
- Renovated rooms that feel fresh despite the older exterior
Quick Take: It’s a glorified motel structure wrapped in Sheraton branding, but the renovation worked and the value proposition is undeniable for Park City.
Reviewed by @HotelTourandMore: I stayed here for a ski trip and honestly, the game room blew me away—it's huge! The lobby fireplace is super cozy, and the steam room was a daily ritual for my sore legs. Perfect for families needing a reliable basecamp near the slopes.
Guest Who Stayed Here Said
Reality check
The exterior looks like a tired 1980s office park, but the interiors are surprisingly modern and clean.
- You are traveling with kids who need to burn off energy in a pool
- You refuse to pay $800/night for a ski-in/ski-out lodge
- You are a Marriott Bonvoy loyalist chasing elite night credits
Cleanliness & Maintenance
8.5
- Housekeeping: Consistent and thorough; daily service is standard.
- Bathroom hygiene: Bathrooms are renovated and generally sparkling; grout lines are clean.
- Maintenance: The building is older, so expect occasional worn carpet in hallways or slow elevators.
- Linens & towels: Crisp, white Sheraton signature linens; towels are plentiful.
- Odors & scents: Lobby smells of woodsmoke (intentional) or chlorine (from the pool) depending on where you stand.
Sleepability™
6.5MODERATE
0-4LOUD
4-7.5MODERATE
7.5-10SILENT
- Echoing noise from the indoor atrium pool
- Hallway noise due to the open-corridor design
Before you book
Good to know
- The daily resort fee (~$34) covers self-parking, which is a steal in Park City
- Ski storage is available on-site so you don't have to haul gear to your room
- The shuttle has a tracker app—ask the front desk for the QR code immediately
What to pack
- Swimsuit for the indoor pool and hot tub (open year-round)
- Casual clothes for the 'Timbers' restaurant—no dress code here
- Hydration packets—the altitude (7,000 ft) hits harder than you think
Room Genie
Best picks
- Exterior-facing rooms on the top floor for maximum quiet
- Corner King Suites for extra space away from the elevators
Rooms to avoid
- Any room facing the interior atrium/pool if you value silence
- Ground floor rooms near the game room or lobby
Room Request Genie – copy & paste
“I am a light sleeper and would like to request a top-floor, exterior-facing room away from the atrium and elevators. Please do NOT assign a pool-view room.”
FAQ & Hidden tips
Everything you actually want to know before you book.
Is there a shuttle to the ski resorts?
Yes, a complimentary shuttle runs to Park City Mountain and Main Street. It's reliable but can fill up during peak morning hours.
Is the pool heated?
Yes, the indoor atrium pool is heated and open year-round, along with a hot tub.
How much is parking?
Self-parking is included in the daily resort fee. Valet is available for an extra charge.
Can I walk to Main Street?
Technically yes (about 30-40 mins), but it's not a scenic walk. Take the free shuttle or the free city bus system instead.
Is breakfast included?
No, unless you have a specific package or high-tier Marriott status. The buffet at Timbers is decent but costs ~$20.
Are pets allowed?
Yes, it's dog-friendly with a reasonable $50 fee per stay.
Insider Tips
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The resort fee includes 'Apres Ski' snacks (soup/cookies) in the lobby during winter afternoons—don't miss them.
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There is a dedicated Peloton room with ~10 bikes, which is rare for a non-luxury hotel.
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Walk 5 minutes to 'Freshies Lobster Co' for what they claim is the world's best lobster roll (it's actually legit).
5 things to know before you go
💡The 'Game Room' is surprisingly well-stocked and a savior for parents during blizzards.
💡The walls are thin; you will hear your neighbor's TV if it's loud.
💡The 'Starbucks' in the lobby is not a full corporate store—limited menu and hours.
💡You are in 'Prospector Square,' which feels like a business park, not a ski village.
💡The hot tub foam has been a recurring complaint in reviews—check it before you dip.
Local Playbook
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