The Yarrow Hotel & Conference Center

Amazing! Great Rooms! Door propped open by cleaning lady, scared me (13 male), dark room. Andrew at front desk came back to the room and helped me make sure everything was ok. Amazing, super pleased with Andrew. Even got free breakfast! Handled the situation very well and couldn’t be happier to help! Everybody else like Juan is a great pleasure to be with and serves with a smile.

Recently remodeled from mountain cabin to green/​gray hipster modern. Not very attractive at all! Our rate was cheap –shoulder season– but for a Hilton property I expected a little more. Our closest entrance was around the side. The door to the outside was not shut. Could not be shut. Broken. Not very secure at all. For some reason all the fire doors in the halls were all shut and wouldn’t stay open, so moving luggage through the halls was a royal pain in the rear. Elevator was the slowest ever. The place has two floors! Easier and quicker to take stairs.
The bathroom was so small that it was difficult to even be in the little toilet room. Awkward placement of fixtures. Nice I suppose to have the separate toilet room but it was just too tiny and weird. Scratchy towels. Clean room, decent tv, fridge. Bed was fine. This place would be great for a group of teens all chipping in and staying on the cheap. It’s NOT like a regular Hilton property by any stretch of the imagination.

The front desk person (single!) was nice but did not know anything about the property or local info. They did not greet me as a Diamond member and there were surely no amenities in line with my status. They were even out of cookies.
We were told room service was open until 10pm. I called 5x between 915 and 925 with no answer. We had to scramble into town to get a late dinner.
The pool was nice, but you had to hunt down towels inside a dank and depressing lobby. In fact all the lobbies in this labyrinth were dank like the middle of ski season. It is August!
Free parking and spotty internet were the only perks.
NOW the WORST part. They had a person in the guise of a concierge who waylaid us each time we ended up in the lobby with a proposal to check out Hilton Vacations. Every time. We ran out of decent ways to put him off. This is not how I want to spend my vacation days, getting attacked in my own Hilton lobby.
They have a long way to go to live up to better Hilton property names.
As a caveat, I did call down to talk with a manager that night and the next morning and received no call back or apology.

I am not even sure where to start except I hear the Marriott is very nice and right down the road.
Check in was an ordeal the young lady was trying her best and she was very personable.
The room was clean and recently remodeled — but if you are going to be there for any longer than a night storage for luggage is an issue as the closet was only 12 inches deep with no room for empty luggage. Not sure how you could store skis?.
The restaurant — what a disaster, we kept trying breakfast because it was included in the price of our room.
Day one — The buffet was pretty, but unless you are a fan of chewy eggs and ice cold bacon this may not be the place to eat. when we mentioned it to Eduard he explained that is just the way they serve food in the hotel.
Day two — We decided to order off the menu — after having to explain to Ryan «The Manager» that yes indeed the breakfast coupon covered the cost of BREAKFAST he insisted the restaurant would only cover the cost of breakfast to the cost of the buffet — I said great the buffet is menu priced at $ 16.99 to which he explained «no we only charge $ 12.99 for the buffet». He did later explain that the restaurant was working through a remodel and was undersized and prepared for guests. (good to know if you are going to be there when they are actually busy) On a side note the food ordered off the menu was better.
Day 3 & 4 we choose to eat down the road for breakfast — it wasn’t worth the torture
Don’t ask questions… In the lobby there are brochures for activities and our son wanted to zip line. Park City has 3 – 4 options so we decided to ask the concierge. He didn’t know anything about the activities in Park City so he referred us to a front desk attendant she was kind and polite but not very bright. I asked her which she would recommend– She did not understand the question, my wife saw my frustration and stepped in and lining the brochures out in front of her and asked which establishment she could recommend — she looked at the literature and I quote «…Oh I could never do that I am too chicken.» We chose the Olympic Park and it was exceptional if you are wondering.
I can go on but as you might guess it isn’t going to get any better. But; I hear there is a Marriott right down the road and it sounded very nice.

Great hotel, great location, you can find great food all around you. Let me recommend the of bagle and burger across the street.

Improperly run garbage pit by way in over his head general manager Andreo Girardi. Fire alarm for the entire resort going off for two hours as of now while the Park City fire and police department can’t figure out what’s going on. GM lives more than an hour away and could care less. Screaming and terrified children and their parents trapped outdoors in the near freezing conditions. Want to burn to death without management engagement? This is your place.

I rarely, if ever, choose to post a review… but I cannot help myself this time. Before booking I read reviews that seemed unimpressive, but the price was right and they had the amenities I was looking for (laundry, outdoor pool, outdoor hot tub and AMC in order to watch the season finale of the Walking Dead).
Everything exceeded my expectations. The staff was friendly and accommodating. The rooms were clean and amazingly quiet (never heard the renovations thaT were underway). The pool was relaxing and not over chlorinated. There was a grocery store next door and great pizza near by.
If I find myself in park city again I would stay here.

Sort of glorified Motel 6 set up. They do have adequate conference facilities. But service is not high quality. Also my phone would randomly ring, like a short wake up call, and the front desk claimed that there was no reason for it. It rang at 0330 in the morning. I was so furious it took 2.5 hrs to get back to sleep. After I had unplugged the phone so it couldn’t magically ring randomly again. Food is not high quality. Lobby is spartan, restaurant even more so. It is a stretch to call it a «resort».

i just stayed at the Yarrow during 02÷19÷15−02÷22÷15. it was our host hotel for Elevation, which is utah’s gay ski/​snowboard weekend.
this hotel was perfectly fine. i guess with all the complaints re: renovation, they really improved everything, and sped up the construction.
when you walk in, the lobby is splashed with colors of darn brown, and green… kind of like a pine tree. they have a nice gas fireplace towards the back, where i often like to sit at. the have lounging areas by the fireplace, and directly in the center. the check in desk is directly to your right. the staff was super nice, very friendly. the housekeeping was the same as well.
rooms were nice and clean. heater worked great. SUPER close to stores like the grocery, sports authority, domnio’s pizza, restaurants… actually, everything is in the same parking lot. you could crawl out your window, and walk there in 30 seconds.
the pool and jacuzzi were big, although i did not go in. there was also a gym, of which 2 of my friends tried out, and said it did its job.
there is a restaurant to the left of entrance. the only thing is that i wished they included free breakfast, even if continental… which would have been a nice touch, when you’re busy in the morning with snowboarding.
best thing is location. it’s less than a mile away from downtown park city. you can take a shuttle, taxi, über, etc. it’s super close. also close to park city mountain resort. all i had to do to get there is cross the street and take the FREE shuttle. i was there in under 5 minutes.
overall, i was very happy with my stay. =)

The low rating on here doesn’t do justice to this hotel.
Considering the fact that it’s one of the cheaper hotels in the area, it offers great value!
Very convenient location, spacious rooms that seem to be recently renovated. Short distance from ski resorts. Its seems like a pretty good deal to me!

This hotel said it was newly renovated. Wrong. It was completely under construction. Loud, ugly and just a hot mess. I will say the staff was kind and sometimes defeated from the masses of people complaining. The hotel was a disaster aesthetically, no lobby, no walkways cleared to get to my hotel rooms. I had to walk in the parking lot of the grocery store (unsalted) to get around to my hotel room. I had a view of parking lot/​dumpsters. Our toilet flooded a tiny bit on the floor, dark hallways, constant complaining guests, there was no way to get ice for the rooms besides to call in for it, the tv remote was dirty… I could go on and on.
I fell/​slipped twice from slipping on their stairs, lucky I didnt break anything because it would of been a lawsuit. I saw an engaged couple in the mock-​reception area hysterically crying because this hotel website marketing also deceived them into being newly renovated and her guests were flying in to stay there for their wedding. This hotel really should be closed until renovations are complete.

This place is going under major construction. To the point that it should not be booking rooms to anybody. The make shift registration is a room. At midnight construction was going on. When checking out I mentioned all my concerns and they gave me a gift card to the Egyptian. Wouldnt a comp room help more because as of now, I will never stay here again. Oh and when calling to book, nobody mentioned construction. Poor all the way around.

Outstanding customer service. We left a bag in the hotel room and more often that not when this happen you never see it again. THANK GOD (as the contents were EXTREMELY important). Housekeeping was so amazing and stashed it away for safe keeping and we called the next day. They had it for us and we jetted it right over. They retrieved the bag immediately and my sisters wedding was saved. Thank you Yarrow.

Beautiful cozy comfy hotel we were there on tour with Black Uhuru~
Amazing town&views.Thank you so much!

This hotel was a disappointment. Our room was very dark with a view of the electrical closet. It was incredibly noisy and we could hear everything from the hall as if it was in our room. Housekeeping started vacuuming at 7:00am waking us up. The pool and hot tub didn’t work and the ice machine has no ice. The outlets in the bathroom were coming out of the wall and only one of the sockets worked. We couldn’t wait to checkout and move to a nice hotel. Don’t stay here for any reason.

I only had to stay here for one night.
The price is fine for what you get. A bed, a TV, and even a couch. It’s nothing glorious and nothing special, but it worked for what we needed.
The service was lacking and one lady (not sure if she was just in a rush or not) was curt and I didn’t even want to deal with her.
Luckily, Main Street is just a few minutes away, so I didn’t have to stay in the hotel for long. Just a place to sleep.

Two Reviews–
Skyline Bar — 4 stars. Jimmy the bartender was attentive and on top of things. Food was decent. Nice little fireplace. Cozy setting.
Hotel — 2 stars. Pretty sure the entire hotel staff is high as a kite. No matter who I spoke with, i felt like I was in a bad stoner movie. Obnoxiously slow and unfocused. Hotel is a bit dingy, but for $ 100 I wasn’t expecting much. Bus system out front will get you anywhere. Only reason I’d return would be to stop in the cool bar again.

Amongst my group of friends, I’m always the one who somehow causes a ruckus, or gets caught in weird «Curb Your Enthusiasm”-esque moments. Well, this hotel stay was no different!
After enjoying my stay here once before, I booked a room for my friends and I during the 2013 Sundance Film Festival. This hotel’s theatre is one of the Sundance locations, so we managed to catch a screening without even having to go outdoors :)
SERVICE: At different times throughout our stay, we discovered we were missing the following items: A bottle opener, microwave oven, some half & halfs (so we didn’t have to use that powdered creamer crap), extra coffee pods, soaps and towels, and a paring knife (I mean, what were we gonna do with the LIMES we had?!) Repeated calls to the front desk were always answered with a friendly tone, even though we called these poor people literally 12+ times, each time asking them to bring up ONE of those item to our room. Ideally, we should have just compiled a list and called once, but I guess we were living in the moment.
Although they’re no full-​service resort, The Yarrow has an on-​site restaurant, bar, and coffee shop, as well as a year-​round outdoor pool and hot tub, so there’s plenty to do before/​during/​after your activity-​packed days in Park City!
LOCATION: The Yarrow is located steps from an entire shopping center, but I’ll save you the fluff and tell you there’s a full-​on grocery and liquor store there, all less than a football field away from the front entrance. Coupled with the mini-​fridge (included in all rooms) and the microwave oven we requested, and we had some quick breakfasts and tasty mid-​afternoon snacks on the cheap.
If you’re skiing, there are two free bus stops right outside the entrance on Park Avenue that’ll either take you north to Canyons Resort, or south to Park City and Deer Valley (cross Park Ave. and board at that stop for the latter two mountains). For aprés ski or a night on the town without moving your car, board the southbound bus outside the Yarrow.
PRICE: Given the aforementioned good location and service (not to mention our stay during the celebrity-​laden jam packed Sundance Film Festival), prices were not only affordable, but the cheapest we could find. It’s almost as if they didn’t even care about the festival. No minimum night requirements or any other gimmicks that the other hotels pull. I will continue to recommend this hotel to others and stay here myself next time I’m in Park City.

If you want a 5-​star hotel experience, then this isn’t the hotel for you. But if you want a good, clean place to sleep after a long day on the slopes, this is a great place.
A 24-​hour grocery store is located right next to the hotel and the rooms come with a fridge to keep all your purchases chilled. The bus stop is only a very short walk down the street making it easy to get anywhere you want to go. There’s a lot of great eating options only a short walk from the hotel.
The staff was great and let us store our bags when we arrived before check-​in (and let us check in early) and when we checked out but had an evening flight. Glenn was kind enough to offer great suggestions on places to visit on Main Street and gave us some freebies.
For the price, I would definitely stay in this hotel again.

If you are looking for a good location, comfortable room, and something affordable, the Yarrow meets the criteria. This is in the center of NewPark (Olympic area) and Main Street (historic downtown) of Park City. We had a car and we drove around the entire area and got a good feel for the city. However, they offer a city trolley, but we didn’t use it. The hotel has free parking in an open parking lot surrounding the hotel.
It’s an old hotel, but in good shape. There is an outdoor pool in the middle of all the rooms (like an open courtyard), a little fitness room (with equipment circa 1980), and an on-​site restaurant.
The rooms were adequate for what we needed. We wanted an affordable place to relax and we got that here. Mind you, it’s nothing fancy, so if you want a posh and glamorous stay, look elsewhere and pay much more. However, there was a mini-​coffee maker and a good sized mini-​fridge in the room. The downfalls were not enough outlets (or at least conveniently located ones) and poor Wifi.
I felt the location was ideal. There were two main grocery stores on either side (one shared a parking lot), a Starbucks, bagel place, a Greek restaurant, Mexican food, and Chinese all within a very short walk. I especially liked the area because when I wanted to go touristy and more pricey, I could drive to Main, but if I wanted local feel and more budget friendly prices at food joints they were right there.
Great stay for the summer season! I will look to stay here again if I return to the area.