Snow Flower Condominiums, Park City

Park City / Snowflower Condos

Slopeside location is certainly ski-in ski-out but Snowflower is well away from the town centre once the lifts are closed. Check the quoted price against their internet prices. "Studio" meant cooking & sleeping in a drop-down bed in the same room.

Taxis are unreliable at peak periods but one family-run service was great & cheap (1-435-658 5343).

Good skiing if there is fresh snow. Otherwise top runs are heavily mogulled.

Ski Hoste programme excellent. You can buy Deer Valley tkts at a shop at 625 Main after 3 pm. Seafood buffet at DV terminal is a must. Butchers Restaurantin PC is good.

Deer Valley Heaven for Skiiers

Imagine a ski resort where you are greeted by friendly staff and asked if you they can assist you with your skis each morning? 

Imagine being able to drop your skis in at the end of the day and collect them each morning free of charge? 

Imagine great food, no lift lines, a variety of terrain and no snow boarders in sight? 

If you want to ski in a board free zone, with great facilities, conditions, terrain, and exceptional service, go to Deer Valley. 

Snowflower condos are ok, probably represent good value for money and convenient if you''re skiing Park City, but only a short drive to Deer Valley (easy parking there).

Utah 2012

The Park City area is a terrific place to ski with Deer Valley being the pick of the crop.

Fantastic array of terrain with good infrastructure. Park City Mountain Resort (PCMR) is a good mountain as well and Canyons is also worth a ski. Snowbird is an intimidating mountain with some fantastic off piste terrain and is really only for advanced skiers.

Eating out in PC was a bit ''hit and miss''. The best meals we had were at the Mexican restaurant at PCMR and the meals we cooked ourselves. PC was a great location, only 30 mins from Salt Lake City airport.

Having to pay $30 for each piece of luggage for flights within the US was annoying.

Deer Valley would have to be in the top 3 of all the places that we have skied in the world and we look forward to returning when there is a bit more powder on the ground and possibly bringing a bigger group.  You should note that Deer Valley does not allow snowboarders and limits the number of tickets it sells each day to keep the crowds down.