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Park City's Sky Lodge Says: "We're Kind of a Big Deal"

Go To The Hotel's Web Site Where: 201 Heber Avenue [map], Park City, UT, United States, 84060
May 28, 2008 at 3:39 PM | by | Comments (0)

Park City has been a bastion of the well-ski-heeled for eons and now their crown jewel property, The Sky Lodge, has been recognized by Conde Nast Traveler as one of only 20 properties in North America to make the annual 2008 Gold List.

To celebrate this honor, The Sky Lodge is offering a Sky Hot Ultimate Escape package, which includes two nights accommodations, complimentary cooked-to-order breakfast daily, choice of an Amatsu ultimate facial or Koi stone massage, and food & beverage credit of $100 per person, amongst other amenities. The package starts at $589 per person, based on double occupancy for a one bedroom.

A definite stand out in Park City, located only 40 minutes east from Salt Lake City, The Sky Lodge boasts a sophisticated "Mountain Loft" design concept that resonates in it's distinctly urban feel. Each room is appointed with large, open floor plans and contemporary, high design furniture and fixtures.

When we saw pictures of the deep free-standing tubs and ginormous showers, our hearts jumped a beat and then did a dance. For larger groups, there are also 2, 3 and 4 bedroom suites with full kitchens that offer enough space to entertain like a Sultan.

With a rack rate of $375, this property is for modern travelers looking for ultra-stylish accommodations in their mountain resort experience. Located right in Old Town Park City it is central for anyone looking to close a deal during Sundance in January or just party like you did in your fur coat and diamond studded ski goggles, and nothing else.

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