Had a great stay. No problems at all. Room was clean, property had more higher quality amenities than one might expect in the price range. People looking for Ritz Carlton service and luxury should spend the extra 400 bucks a night and stay there. The Yarrow is very comfortable and clean. Highly recommended.

We enjoyed our room at the Yarrow. It had a nice king size bed with a balcony. The room was very quiet. The tv had over 100 channels and also had a fridge but no Microwave which we thought was odd. The shower head was ok. James at the front desk was very pleasant.
The cafe inside the hotel sucked, I had seafood augratin and my wife had ribs. We both disliked the food and we were the only people in the entire cafe on a snowy Friday night.

Our rooms was OK. Overall facility is OK. Good price. This was obviously a place for folks to save a few bucks while skiing in Park City, but still convenient to slopes. Good bfast buffet. You cone here to ski and sleep.

We took a weekend get-away to Park City (about 70 miles from home). I guess I was expecting more for a Park City hotel. I kekpt asking myself, why am I disappointed? Would I be this critical if I were in Boise?

Its a nice hotel, but old. And its age shows. The room and bed were fine. The pool looked fun, esp. since its outdoor open year-round. (It says year-round but then there is a sign on the door saying it may be closed--we went in November and it was open) The pool is off limits to anyone under 14--glad we left the kiddos at home. They would have been disappointed! The hotel is in town. Close to the ski lifts and downtown Main street. Within walking distance is a great little place (we had breakfast and oh it was good) called Squatters.

I think the gentleman (who kept declaring that he'd lived in Park City for 20 years) that helped us was new. He kept saying these awkward things that made me pretty uncomfortable.