Treasure Mountain Inn sits on historic Main Street, which makes it one of the more convenient places in Park City to stay if you want to step out of your door into the best of the old mining town. The inn is a condominium-style lodging, so many accommodations are suites or apartments with living space and kitchen facilities rather than standard hotel rooms. That format helps families, groups and longer stays, because you can prepare breakfast, store food and spread out after a day of skiing or hiking. The setting is the real draw: restaurants, galleries, bars and shops are close by, and the Town Lift, which connects to Park City Mountain, is a short walk from the top of Main Street. Expect a practical, sociable base rather than a full-service resort, and check what is included when you book.
Accommodations vary from studios and one-bedroom units to larger apartments, and decor and renovation levels can differ from unit to unit. Most include some combination of a kitchen or kitchenette, a living area and bedding for groups, but layouts are not uniform, so compare room types and read recent traveler comments before choosing. Quiet is a consideration on a street known for nightlife, so ask about rooms away from the busiest areas if you are a light sleeper.
The Main Street location is superb in winter. After a day on the slopes you can walk home along the snowy street, grab apres-ski drinks at a historic bar and go straight to dinner without a car or shuttle. The Town Lift and the free town bus make it easy to reach Park City Mountain and other bases.
In summer, the same setting puts you within walking distance of the farmers market, art walks, outdoor dining and the many trailheads that start on the edge of Old Town. The historic district also contains museums and interpretive sites that tell the story of the town's silver-mining heritage.
The property typically offers features like a hot tub or lounge area, and units with kitchens make it easy to stock up from nearby grocery stores. Parking in the district can be limited, so confirm what is provided and whether any fees apply. If you plan to ski at Deer Valley or visit Salt Lake City, shuttles and rideshares are readily available.
Getting here is simple. Salt Lake City airport is about forty minutes away by road in good conditions, and several shuttle companies operate regularly. In heavy snow the journey can take longer, so allow a buffer for arrival and departure.
Practical tips
Reserve early for the ski season, holidays and festival weeks. Bring layers and boots with good grip, because Main Street's sidewalks and the slopes above it can be icy. Drink plenty of water to cope with the altitude, and ask the front desk for recommendations on quieter dining times, since popular Main Street restaurants fill early on weekends.
Why stay here
- ✓Historic Main Street location
- ✓Suites with kitchen facilities
- ✓Living areas
- ✓Near the Town Lift
- ✓Hot tub or lounge area
- ✓Walk to restaurants and bars
- ✓Parking options
- ✓Free town bus nearby
Good questions
Are there kitchens?+
Many units have kitchen facilities, but layouts vary, so check the room type when you book.
Is it on Main Street?+
Yes, it sits on historic Main Street, within walking distance of shops, restaurants and bars.
Is it noisy?+
Main Street can be lively in the evening, so ask for a quieter room if you are a light sleeper.
