Looking for lodging in Park City? Choose from boutique hotels, condominium and private home rentals, or larger hotel chains. Stay in Old Town for easy access to restaurants, boutiques, art galleries, and a number of historic buildings and statues. Or maybe you're looking for a ski-in, ski-out property that's a bit off the beaten path and nestled into one of the two ski resorts. Or you may want to enjoy the proximity of lodging in Kimball Junction with access to shopping, restaurants, the Utah Olympic Park, and Woodward Park City. Whatever your preference most accommodations are within walking distance of our free public transportation system.
Planning your Park City trip starts with finding the right place to stay. From reservation services and lodging packages to affordable deals and nearby camping and RV parks, there are options for every type of traveler and every type of trip.
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Lodging and Booking Services FAQ
Where should I stay in Park City?
Park City’s lodging clusters into a handful of distinct areas, each with its own character. Old Town which includes Historic Main Street, puts you within walking distance of dining, galleries, nightlife, and Town Lift. The resort bases at Park City Mountain and Canyons Village sit closest to the lifts and mountain activities. Deer Valley is known for refined, ski-focused stays. Kimball Junction and Greater Park City offer more space and value a short drive or bus ride from the action. Bringing a dog along? Pet-friendly hotels and rentals are spread across many of these areas, and you can filter for them in the lodging search.
Is it better to stay on Main Street or near the ski resorts?
It comes down to what you want at your doorstep. Staying on or near Historic Main Street means walkable dining, shopping, galleries, and evening energy, with the free transit and town lift connecting you to the mountains. Staying slopeside at Park City Mountain, Canyons Village, or Deer Valley Resort trades some of that walkability for quick, easy lift access—ideal when skiing or riding is the focus of your trip. Many visitors split the difference by choosing a property near a transit line, so both the slopes and Main Street stay within easy reach.
What's the best place to stay in Park City for skiing and snowboarding?
For the easiest mornings, look to ski-in/ski-out lodging at Deer Valley, Canyons Village, and the Park City Mountain base, where you can step from your door toward the lifts. If you’d like dining and nightlife alongside your ski days, Old Town near Town Lift keeps you connected to the mountains by free transit. Winter is Park City’s peak season, so some ski-access properties fill early.
Park City offers a full range of stays. Hotels and boutique properties suit travelers who want daily service and a simple check-in, from relaxed to refined. Condominiums and private vacation homes give families and groups more room, kitchens, and shared living space. Many of these sit slopeside as ski-in/ski-out rentals. Options run from comfortable, value-friendly stays to luxury mountain residences. If you’re weighing a hotel against a rental, consider trip length and group size. Rentals often win for longer trips and larger parties, while hotels keep short stays simple.
Where should travelers with disabilities stay in Park City?
Park City is a verified accessible destination, which takes much of the guesswork out of choosing a place to stay. Through Park City's partnership with Wheel the World local hotels and lodging partners have been assessed in person for features like step-free access, bathroom usability, clear signage, and easy navigation. That means you can see what a property actually offers and match it to your access needs before you book. Start with Visit Park City's accessible travel resources to find verified lodging that fits your plans, and know that the free public transit offers accessible service and the National Ability Center provides adaptive recreation if you'd like to get out on the snow and trails.
Where should I stay in Park City if I don't want to rent a car?
You can enjoy Park City car-free with little planning. Park City’s robust free transit system connects every neighborhood and attraction in town. It’s incredibly convenient to connect Historic Old Town, the ski areas, trail heads, and activities via the bus system. Rideshares and airport and hotel shuttles handle the roughly 35-mile trip from Salt Lake City International Airport, so many visitors skip the rental car entirely.
You can search and book your stay directly through Visit Park City. Our Places to Stay lodging search lets you browse by area: Old Town, the resort villages at Park City Mountain and Deer Valley, Canyons Village, Kimball Junction, and Greater Park City. Filter by property type, from hotels and condominiums to private homes and ski-in/ski-out rentals, then reserve the dates that suit you. Booking through Visit Park City connects you with local properties and planning help in one place, so you can spend less time comparing tabs and more time planning your trip.
