Hotels near Prospect, Park City

Very kind and courteous staff. They did the catering for the 2 day business events, and it was amazing. Healthy options, desserts were not overpowered with sugar, but just enough to enjoy the dessert without feeling sick afterwards. Nice gym. Didn't use the pool. Water in bathroom was hot quickly with great water pressure. Bed and pillows comfortable. I loved the thermostat/heating/air conditioning. Parking was easy to understand. Always had warm cookies available (that was the only dessert that was on the more unhealthy end, but still not at sweet or unhealthy as the gross crumble cookies...yuck!). Food catered: breakfast burritos (amazing!), Salmon (incredible) with potatoes and mixed vegetables, cheesecake (I'm not a cheesecake fan, but theirs was really tasty and included fresh berries), pizza (more on the gourmet side and was really good), salad with dark green mix, soups (pretty tasty), etc. My spouse had a dairy allergy and they were accomodating, even making him a bowl of mixed fresh berries when everyone else ate the cheesecake.

Even upon our arrival, the concierge was eager to recommend and book dinners for us, and Alma, Mike, Debbie and the entire front desk team were very friendly and helpful. When we arrived they suggested we go to a better room than we originally booked and it turned out to be fantastic. Steven and the other shuttle drivers were super nice and on time and took us around Park City safely and easily on a snowstorm day. The Chateaux hotel is very conveniently located and is a great hotel. We had a wonderful family holiday and we hope to come back to Chateaux soon.

It was located right in between to two busy places of park city. I loved that they offered cookies and hot chocolate during the afternoon. They had an extensive complimentary breakfast with lots of seating in the restaurant. The weekend we were there the ice rink was closed which was a bummer but not a big deal. I liked that they had a indoor/outdoor pool and two hot tubs, one outdoor and one indoor. The pool was definitely too cold to swim in for winter. They also had a steam room and sauna. The room was a decent size and roomy for my husband and I. I wish the fridge would actually get cold enough to keep food cold but we were only there one night. The bed was very comfortable. The walls are a little bit thin, we could hear our neighbors around 3 am drunk talking loudly. They did have a noise curfew but it was being ignored.

Perfect location for hiking and I imagine skiing in the winter. Short and easy walk to the main lift and center of canyons village. Layout of room is so efficient, they even offer a fridge and stove. Building amenities are A+, we loved the steam room and hot tub. Park city bus system is so efficient so renting a car isn't needed, bus pickup is right next to the building, but they offer free parking in the interior garage if you do drive. Would absolutely book again.

I have mixed feeling about this resort. The expectation was high before my trip as it is one of the best resort under Hilton operations that is located next to a major ski resort. I am going to give my review based on the following aspects. Friendly staff: We were welcome by Caroline who was very sweet and friendly. We arrived early and she was able to check us in early. The gentleman who handled our luggage was also very helpful and made us feel welcomed. I think friendly staff is the core value of any good hotel. I give a 5 star to its staff. Small room and outdated furnishing: I stayed in a junior suite and the room is very compact. To be honest, a lot of airport hiltons has larger room than here. The closet has some marks on it and paint also fainted around the handles. The bathroom looks very dark and gives me no desire to take a bath there. Maybe I am just spoiled by other nice beach resorts that has amazing bath tubs. I feel a nice bath tub is must have for a ”resort” room. Facilities: The resort is smaller than I expected. The facilities is limited. They have an outdoor pool and Jacuzzi. A few outdoor seatings with fire pit. This would be enough for a Hilton or doubletree resort but for a Waldorf ?! Elite member treatment: Both my husband and I are Hilton Diamond members. We booked a basic room and was upgraded to a junior suite which is a one level upgrade. I appreciate the upgrade but was disappointed as many other elite members talked about being upgraded to a one bedroom suite. Since we are keen to get a full kitchen for our stay, I chatted with a sales and expressed our interest to get a paid upgrade to a one bedroom suite. The lady told me that I could be upgraded to a one bedroom suite by topping up 300 dollars per night. Wait a minute. I just checked the website and the price difference between the junior suite and one bed suite is a little over 200 dollars. Suddenly I felt bad. I thought about paying for the difference of of the room category but never thought about being asked to pay more than that. I thanked her for her offer and said no. She later came back to me with a 250 dollar offer because I am an elite member. Well, I had the feeling that she must have thought I am either rich or dumb to overpay for the difference of the room category. I am neither so I stopped talking to her. The upgrade experience is not very good for me. In contrast, I stayed in St regis in deer valley before my trip to park city. As a Marriott titanium member I was upgraded to their one bedroom suite. The room was spacious, the resort is larger and the room is cheaper. Now I tried both places. I will go with St Regis for my future stays.