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Hotel overview
Silverado Lodge at Canyons Resort sits amid the glimmering peaks of the Wasatch Mountains. This affordable yet striking Park City treasure is located a short 35 minute drive from Salt Lake City International Airport and 4.2 miles from Park City’s Historic Main Street.
It is a short walk or shuttle ride to the Red Pine Gondola, childcare and resort village. In Silverado Lodge sits Canyons newest treasure, Bistro at Canyons the first certified Kosher Restaurant at any US ski destination (open in winter only)
Location
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Hotel details
Hotel advisories
General policies & fine print
Hotel requires a credit/debit card authorization or cash deposit upon check-in for incidentals; this will place a hold on your funds.
Individuals attending a convention cannot book this property for their stay. If found attending a convention, guests may be subject to higher room rates upon arrival.
This hotel cannot guarantee a spring-break-free environment.
Ratings & reviews
TripAdvisor traveler rating
402 reviews
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Aug 25, 2024Home away from home
Fantastic resort…..beautiful updated clean rooms reasonably priced. Staff was very courteous and helpful…loved the inroom amenities. Full kitchen was equipped with complete appliances and anything needed to fix meals if so desired…coffee maker worked well and the supply of coffee was great…I especially enjoyed watching the hummingbirds from the outdoor patio with cute table and chairs. Very relaxing area
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Jun 20, 2024Looks good online, horrible experience in reality. Probably the worst travel experience we've had!
Sounded good on paper(and online). Check in process made everything sound great. No mention of the entire place being under construction, or the fact that the AC system is not working at all, or that they were taking a $200 deposit that I still haven't gotten back almost a week later. We had to deal with a maintenance person installing a portable A/C unit while we were trying to get ready in our room since it was 85 degrees in the room. The unit only cooled our room down to 73 by the next morning and it quickly rise into the high 70s even with the unit buy the time were were gratefully checking out. After sharing our experience with the front desk upon leaving, we were basically dismissed, and told we should come back in a month or two and give them another chance! No effort to address our concerns, so we're posting them here to help others before they book here. We have never left another bad review in all our traveling, but this experience was not fun, even trying to get our deposit back.
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Mar 24, 2024
Excellent Spot For Our Family of 4!
Our family of 4 greatly enjoyed our week long stay at Silverado Lodge in Canyons Village, Park City. We had our 7 and 12 year old with us and we skied everyday we were there. The location was convenient to the mountain. We took the free shuttle to the top of the Cabriolet each day rather than walk since it is a bit of an uphill walk. Without the kids we probably would've just walked but the shuttle was an easy and nice method of transportation. Our 2 bedroom, 3 full bathroom unit was newly remodeled and perfect for us. The kitchen was well stocked with pots, pans, dishes, etc which was great as we cooked and ate in most nights. We had a nice patio with furniture we sat on daily and took in the views! The pool and hot tub were always open and the front desk staff were friendly and available when we needed something. There isn't any daily housekeeping but you can schedule it and pay an extra fee to have your room cleaned. We didn't need to and only called front desk when we needed more toilet paper, towel service and trash pickup. The only signs of construction we saw was some exposed ceiling sections but it wasn't bothersome and we never heard any construction noise. We also valeted our skis each day inside the front lobby and each morning they'd already be waiting outside for us to grab just before hopping on the shuttle. There was underground garage parking at the lodge as well. Overall, we had a fantastic time and would stay at the Silverado Lodge again!
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Jan 17, 2024
Great location for those low-maintenance travelers
We stayed here a a couple for four nights in January. The room was just what we expected for a "studio." The room was recently remodeled and had a full kitchen, a comfy new couch, and a pull down murphy bed. For two it was perfect. There is NOT a lot of closet space, but that was OK with us. Also, we were not skiing and so we did not have to store skis. The location is great. It is about a 6-8 minute walk up the hill past the WestGate resort to the main Canyons Village. Easy walk. There is also a bus that comes every 15 minutes. Easy free buses take you to Park City and Deer Valley. There are not a lot of bells and whistles with Silverado Lodge, but the employees were really nice and the front desk is open all the time. They are still doing some renovations when we stayed. Some tiles were out of the ceiling, and we had no hot water one day for a few hours, but they quickly fixed it...and then refunded our resort fee to compensate for it. This place was perfect for us.
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Jan 06, 2024Budget Friendly, but Not Recommended
We were disappointed with our stay at Silverado Lodge. The price is right, but beyond that we suffered from too many issues to recommend this location. The hotel is going through a renovation and I would say that it was handled relatively well and didn't bother us. The first issue was the hot tub. On our first evening at the hotel we were attempting to use the hot tub when they closed it early to clean the system. I'm not sure why this needed to be done during the hot tubs open hours so that was quite frustrating. Perhaps the most frustrating incidents revolved around the elevators. One of the two elevators was closed the entire week of our stay. This would have been alright had the other elevator not broken down three separate days during our stay. My partner has type 1 diabetes and valid concerns about climbing 5 flights of stairs with low blood sugar. When we voiced these concerns to Josh Scheetz the property manager we got shrugged off and felt completely ignored. This was a clear ADA violation and quite upsetting. Thankfully the elevator was fixed within a few hours of each incident but on many occasions we were forced to use the stairs. The room was well apportioned but the temperature control was frustrating. Even with the climate control off the rooms seemed to get quite warm and required us to open windows to cool down. Overall the stay was adequate but very frustrating.