Our vacation retreat offers the comforts of home that you won't find
in hotels. The living room has a 30" High Definition widescreen TV
with/DVD/VCR, Direct Broadcast Satellite TV in all bedrooms, the
baths have granite counters and are stocked with salon/spa quality
hair & body products, the kitchen features stainless steel counter
tops with Maytag appliances, there's a clothes washer and dryer and a
private garage. Wi-Fi internet access. Amenities include designer
furnishings, upscale decor and accessories, top quality mattresses,
comforters, luxury towels, feather pillows and 500 thread count
sheets. The kitchen is complete with coffee maker, large
refrigerator, electric cooktop and oven, microwave, toaster, rice
cooker, crock pot, dishes, flatware, cooking utensils, pots/pans,
stainless steel dishwasher and a gas grill on the deck... you won't
have to spend a fortune eating every meal out unless you choose
to.


Convenience:

Best of all the location at the entrance to Deer Valley Resort
couldn't be more convenient, so there's no need to get in the car
after skiing to dine out, shop or see a movie. Theatres, grocery
stores, restaurants/dining, coffee shops, fitness centers, shopping,
trails and transportation are located close to your door. The
townhouse is in a quiet 4 unit building located a very short distance
to the Free Park City Shuttle (two direct stops away from both Main
Street and Deer Valley), and a 10 minute walk to Main Street. No Main
Street parking hassles! Three ski resorts, Deer Valley, Park City and
The Canyons are all within a five mile radius and conveniently
accessible on the free Park City bus system. If you want to try a
variety of ski terrain, you can easily drive to Snowbird, Alta,
Brighton, Solitude, Snowbasin or Powder Mountain in about 35-40
minutes. If you have thrill seekers in your group, then test their
skills at the local tubing and sledding park or at the Olympic Jump
Sites and Training Center. A bobsled or skeleton ride is not for the
faint of heart, but will definitely be a memory you and your family
won't forget.

It's 9:05 a.m. as you glide off the lift first run of the day. The
air
is frosty and pure as glacier water. The sky is cloudless. Eight
inches of bone-dry powder blanketed the mountain last night, and you
mentally thank Mother Nature for this magnificent quirk of Utah's
climate. You tighten your boots a notch, lower your center of
gravity,
and drop off into heaven.

These mountain conditions aren't just great, they're epic. And in
Park City, they're common.