The Copperbottom Inn might have been a great value - newly rehabbed (except building entry and hallways, which were disgusting) with great space. Not right next to the mountain, but good access to grocery and buses. Unfortunately, basics were lacking - almost no cups in the kitchen, no hairdryer and most egregious, no internet! These days, even roadside motels in developing nations have wi-fi, you wouldn't expect to even have to ask in an upscale location like Park City. Truly disappointing, and tacky. There was also an awful smell in the lobby - hard to tell if it is the French restaurant or other. Wouldn't make this mistake again.

I booked this through Park City Mountain Resorts. I just returned from there and stayed frrom January 28 - January 31, 2009.

When the shuttle dropped us off, we got a little scared because the whole building looked very crappy. My stomach didn't sit well. The kicker is, there is no front desk there so you have to get dropped off at the base of the mountain at the Lodge to check in and then do they drop you back off at the Copper Bottom.

We got the key and opened the door and to be quite honest, it was better than i had expected. Appliances were all up to date, bathroom looked brand new and there was a balcony and our view overlooked the whole street and mountain. It was great!!!!

It was very clean and updated. Bed was very comfy. It was in walking distance to everything. Albertsons the grocery store, Jan's Sports was across the street, two bus stops just across the street - one to the mountain which is just a minute ride and one bus stop the Main Street which was about a 4 minute ride.

I will be sure that next time I go there to book the same room. My only thing is i'm not sure if all the rooms are updated as the one we were in. I'll be sure to book Room 309 again.

The following were promised by hotel and travel agent but were not provided:

Internet access
Hair dryers--I told them about the problem at 9:10 am the first day and they finally resolved the issue at 4:00 pm. that day. I had to waste the entire day waiting for them to resolve this issue.

The following was expected but not provided:

A pillow that we could sleep on--we had to use towels.
We stayed a week and they refused to remove garbage without charging.
Refrigerator froze our food.
No pen, scratch paper, phone book, full length mirror.
Fan in bathroom did not work
Doors would not open properly
Couch extremely uncomfortable.
Unable to open safe in one of the 4 rooms we rented.
No light in one of the bedrooms.
(All of this after a new remodel!!)

And, the front desk continued to insist on swiping a credit card but were unable to understand that due to the nature of our visit we were unable to get to the office during their business hours, 9-5.

Overall, I believe that if anyone is considering staying here, you should be aware of the lack of service and normal expectations of today's travelers. If you are aware of the above and you could live with it, then I wish you well.

We stayed in room 305 for a week at the end of January. Great place, great location. Since we were on the top floor, we had vaulted ceilings that made the condo seem much roomier. The condo had everything we needed, except an Internet connection. The shuttle bus will take you wherever you want to go from stops only 2 blocks away on Park Ave and Empire Ave! Very convenient, and we never waited more than 5 minutes. Hot tub in the basement saved us from being cold and wet outside! We would definitely stay there again.