Park City

Kids love the big swimming pool, and the fire pits on the terrace, where you can roast s’mores under the astonishingly starry sky. — goop

As enchanting as it gets for a slope-side retreat, this lodge is as perfectly groomed, timelessly gracious, and uniquely charming as its namesake founder, the winner of an Olympic Gold Medal in 1952. — Fodor's

This three- to five-story chalet-styled resort benefits from a low-profile architecture that is casual yet refined. — Star Service

Architect Trip Bennett oversaw the restoration that turned an 1898 limestone schoolhouse on a hill into a luxurious boutique hotel with 12 suites. — Lonely Planet

There aren’t many places where you can truly get away from it all, but Utah’s Sundance Mountain Resort is one of those places. — Forbes Travel Guide

Located a block from the Hyatt Escala, in a notable location for winter and summer fun—this is a ski-in-ski-out resort. — Star Service

A professional, 24-hour front-desk staff creates a warm and welcoming ambience. — Star Service

Grab the flannel robe, pick a paperback off the shelf and snuggle under a quilt on your lodgepole bed or kick back on the large deck at this comfy in-town B&B. — Lonely Planet

This bed-and-breakfast inn offers a nice mix of contemporary and traditional style and incredible views from its rooftop deck and hot tub. — Fodor's

Located in a tranquil off-center location at the golf course and near Silver Star Lift, just over a mile from the livelier Sky Lodge, the Town Lift and the center of ski-season activity. — Star Service

Guests can unwind in the resort’s heated outdoor pool, or in front of their own stone fireplace. The 120 guest rooms and apartment-style residences offer a home-away-from-home feel. — Afar Magazine

Pricier, but for good reason: rooms are sizeable but not intimidating and the staff knows its way around the late-night kitchen. — BlackBook

Situated at the edge of Park City, the mid-range Park City Marriott offers 192 clean, basic rooms, though bathrooms are on the small side and rooms can be noisy. — Oyster

Park City silver miners once soaked in the hot springs of this resort, which has been in operation since 1886. — Fodor's

This 181-room, mid-range hotel is an affordable option for leisure and business travelers to Utah’s Park City. — Oyster

Modeled after a hotel in Salzburg, the upscale Goldener Hirsch Inn is one of Park City's quaintest ski-in, ski-out properties. — Oyster

On Main Street, in the heart of the action...it is the most centrally located of Marriott's three offerings in this upscale two-season resort. — Star Service

The 131-room Park City Peaks is a budget hotel just a short drive from the slopes in Park City. — Oyster