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Historical Mtn-view Getaway w/ Hot Tub in Sandy!

East Bench

includes taxes & fees

25 May - 26 May

Calm, Cozy Mountain-View Guesthouse with Full Kitchen

Midvalley

Amber B.

includes taxes & fees

31 May - 1 June

The Ivy Cottage in Little Cottonwood, Sandy Utah

East Bench

Ashley H.

includes taxes & fees

1 June - 2 June

Cliffside haven to take your breath away!

East Bench

Leyla T.

includes taxes & fees

22 June - 23 June

Wonderland Estate 6 Bedrooms PAS-2680 by KBM

Park City

includes taxes & fees

27 May - 28 May

Empire Avenue Townhomes by KBM

North Park City

includes taxes & fees

29 May - 30 May

Red Crest 3 Bedrooms PWS-957 by KBM

Downtown Park City

includes taxes & fees

25 May - 26 May

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Top Historic Union Pacific Rail Trail Hotel Reviews

Marriott's Summit Watch

10/10 Excellent

"Staff was incredibly considerate."

Best Western Plus Landmark Inn

10/10 Excellent

"My family had an amazing time here. The breakfast was great. The pool, hot tub, and sauna were awesome. We had fun with the arcade games. They kept everything clean in the rooms. The front desk was helpful. The gym had a lot of space for how much equipment they had, but other than that it was perfect!"

MainStay Suites Salt Lake City Fort Union

6/10 Okay

"Very disappointed with our stay last night. The hotel feels extremely outdated, and the room was poorly maintained. The shower was tiny and had visible rust, which made it feel unhygienic and uncomfortable. The worst part was the bed — there was a huge sinkhole in the middle of the mattress, and it caused serious back pain overnight. On top of that, the refrigerator was incredibly old and noisy (easily over 45 dB). It woke me up three separate times during the night, making it almost impossible to get proper rest. Overall, the room needs major renovation and better maintenance. Definitely not worth the price of $136 and I would not stay here again."

Hilton Grand Vacations Club Sunrise Lodge Park City

2/10 Terrible

"We booked this hotel to attend business meetings and a formal dinner. We arrived around 4:00 p.m. needing to get ready, but our room was not ready while other guests were being checked in. There were also unexpected fees, including parking charges and credit card holds for incidentals. Self-parking was not realistically available because there were not enough spaces. The most serious issue happened overnight. This is advertised as a non-smoking hotel, but around 2:30 a.m. our room filled with a suffocating smoke-like odor. Because of medical concerns, we needed a clean, safe environment. We immediately contacted the front desk, placed towels under the door, but the smell kept getting worse. At about 3:20 a.m., we were finally moved to another room. After little to no sleep, we were still charged for the full night. The general manager said the hotel “cannot control its guests” and was not accommodating. He also acknowledged that after his employee informed him of the situation, he did not get any sleep either, and that the affected rooms would not be available for guests for some time. That confirms this was not a minor inconvenience. As someone who has stayed at hundreds of Hiltons around the world, this was one of my most disappointing experiences. I expected much better from Hilton and would not recommend this location. "

Homestead Midway Utah

6/10 Okay

"Homestead has completely lost its charm. Some updating was needed and good, but they’re trying to make it into a fancy resort and crowding so many new buildings into it that there’s no place to stroll anymore and feel like you’re in a rural place. So many trees are gone, and there’s no more birdsong like there used to be. And the prices are exorbitant, from the room rates to the food prices. Plus, the endless construction over the last few years makes it noisy and dusty. And there was no place to park when we got there ( same as last year) because they hadn’t finished the main parking lot, so they told us we could park on one side of the road into the resort, but it was already almost filled up. I don’t know why we continue to come here—I guess our old memories of it continue to draw us there. Just disappointing. Bigger and fancier isn’t always better."

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