Just returned from a great five day stay at the Old Town Guest House. Went to ski and visit friends in the area on a last minute getaway. The staff(Deb, Sara, and Adrian) was fantastic and so upbeat and friendly I wished I could have stayed longer. Also informative on activities and helpful with recommendations and directions to area attractions. Found out from Deb about her ski outting guided trips between resorts and hope to join her on a future trip. Have been out here skiing many times before and didn't even know such an outing was possible. Nice varied breakfast each morning along with afternoon snacks served a very friendly atmosphere. Many of the days the conversation with guests and staff was so enjoyable I was later than usual hitting the slopes. In fact, the last day instead of my planned morning ski before returning home, I just sat around talking and relaxing! Also appreciated the hot tub soaking after a busy day skiing. Highly recommend!

Great old house renovated as a B&B. The walls, floors, ceilings and even furniture weren't level but, hey, what can you expect from a building that's been on the side of a hill for nearly 100 years.

Deb, the host was full of information on skiing and mountain biking. Unfortunately we weren't there in ski season and with young kids we couldn't get any serious mountain biking done either. But Deb does know plenty about the other tourist attractions both in Park City and further afield.

Breakfasts were plentiful and varied. Afternoon snacks were provided each day and these were much appreciated by the children.

Deb is a great innkeeper. She helped us with things to do in Park City and much of the rest of our trip to Utah. She is a very interesting athlete with stories from skiiing to mountain biking that we enjoyed. She helped guests who wanted to mountain bike with good trails etc. Her breakfasts were excellent, tasty and varied but with an emphasis on wholesome. The room provided everything we needed with a very comfortable bed. The inn is small but with an excellent innkeeper and interesting Australian guests to visit with, our visit was superb. Greg

My wife and I stayed at the Old Town Guest House, March 2003. This year we took an extended drive in the West during August and September 2006; we arrived at the Old Town Guest House on September 7th and stayed for four nights. We love the place. We now live in Massachusetts and to have such great comfort and pleasant attention was surely welcome after extended touring. We spoke often about the Old Town Guest House the rest of our trip and still do now that we are home.

Every Morning we had great breakfasts and ate more than we should have. Deb, gave us great tips on fun hikes and events occurring. Every afternoon we read and napped on the huge deck. We were told about all of the good restaurants and time went by way to fast. Old town Guest House is one of our most favorite places to stay, anywhere. I'll bet we will find good reasons to return many more times.

John and Mary Sheppard