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"It's a great location for us because we have kids and grandkids who live fairly close, the staff is very friendly and acommodating, they have a good breakfast in the morning and coffee."

"It was nice. "

"Great for a family of 6. We really enjoyed the stay. "

"We had an amazing stay. Very clean room and amenities!"

"The pool is amazing! Great for kids"

"The staff are very friendly and professional. The room is clean and comfortable. "

"The property was like new, and the room was nice and spacious (standard King). Free parking easy and accessible on site and REALLY close to mountains/ski runs. A few good restaurants closeby. The hot tub was definitely a perk after long days of hiking. "

"Great hotel "

"I did a 3-day snowboarding trip to Park City, UT, and chose to stay at Silverado Lodge in Canyons Village. I enjoyed my stay at this property. The room was aesthetically pleasing, clean, spacious, and the price was very reasonable for the location. This property is more of a ski lodge versus a hotel. A few differences from a regular hotel: * No breakfast service: not a big deal for me. There are a few options in the village. * No room service: This would have been nice on the first night of my stay, since I arrived late in the evening (~8:30pm). However, this was not a big deal breaker. I rarely use room service on vacation, and it was a short drive to find food in Park City. * No daily room cleaning service: this was again not a big deal for me, since I was only there a few days. I actually prefer this. You can, however, request a room cleaning a day or so in advance of the time you want the cleaning. A couple of other nice amenities were (1) the ski check at the shop in the lobby area of the property, and (2) the free shuttle that runs throughout the village with pickups/drop-offs every 10-15 minutes. The shuttle takes you to the Gondola, so that you can hit the slopes. Please note that it if you do stay in Canyons Village, it takes several lift rides and quite a bit of time to get over to the Park City Resort side of the mountain…unless you drive to the Park City side and take a lift from there. All in all, I enjoyed my stay here, and would recommend this lodge to others."