Walk to PC Resort and to Old Town. Great Rates, Hot tub

Our adults family of four stayed for a week of skiing. Close to lifts plenty of room quiet with parking available. Would stay again.

Clean and very convenient location. Only issue was could use better fittingsheets and was missing pillowcasesfor sofa sleeper

Flew in for a conference and skiing with family. Location was perfect. Was great there was a key code to the door because when we separated we didn’t have to worry about who had a key. Property very nice. My son had a friend so they stayed in guest room and my daughter comfortable on pull out couch. We were Notified the day before one toilet not working properly but by the time we arrived was fixed. Would definitely stay again !

We have enjoyed ski trips out west, the northeast, and Europe. It was the first time for all four of us to ski Park City together. Wayne's 2 BR and 2 Bath condo at Edelweiss fit the bill. Key considerations for us were access to ski lift -- a 5 to 10 minute walk across a parking lot to access the lifts (could also have taken shuttle right in front of unit), location (close to lift and downtown Park City), price and comfort. This condo delivered on all fronts and helped make our stay a wonderful vacation. Leaving the condo, we would be on the lift within 10 minutes of leaving the unit, we could then take lifts to the peaks at Park City, the gondola over to Canyons and ski all 7000 acres of the combined resort. We avoided green runs, hit many blues and black and double blacks, averaging about 30,000 - 40,000 feet of vertical per day. If this is the type of terrain and aggressive skiing you are looking for, Park City would be a bulls eye for you. In my opinion, the starting point gave you great and easy access to the entire resort -- Park City and Canyons. There are multiple restaurants, ski rental shops, coffee shops and other amenities within immediate walking distance (5-10 mins) of the condo and Park City/Old Town was a short bus ride away (5-10 mins and the buses come several times per hour). We actually walked back from main street/restaurant strip to the condo multiple times (about 10-15 blocks which took about 20-25 minutes). We did not spend a ton of time in the unit as we were skiing 6-7 hours a day and then headed into town once we could feel our legs again. The unit was remodeled (newer appliances, granite countertop on kitchen, very nice cabinets, etc.) and clean, and made a very nice initial and final impression. It is a garden unit with windows and incoming light but obviously no mountain views. To be clear, these accommodations are not ultraluxe, but you are also not paying anywhere near $1500 - $3000 per night. In retrospect, one of the truly reassuring aspects of the stay was dealing with the owner, Wayne, who was helpful, cooperative, attentive and very responsive. I highly recommend a trip to Park City and a stay at Wayne's unit at Edelweiss. All the best!