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"We had a blast at Daniel’s Summit Lodge! We went snowmobiling for half a day and enjoyed the scenery and the restaurant and the gift shop immensely. I would highly recommend Daniel’s Summit Lodge as it has that good old log cabin vibe. Staff was very friendly and helpful. We took advantage of our time there and went to Park city for the day. We also went on the train ride in Heber city. Fun times!"

"Our family of 4 adults and 2 kids really enjoyed this property location, on mountain. There were some good dining options for families. The hotel offered an outdoor pool and hot tub (2) which were always full but we still were able to enjoy. Towels were nice quality as was bed linens. The issues were some of the staff -English was not their first language so if you asked for towels or replacement of coffee, soaps, etc. it was a challenge. Sometimes just giving up. Most of the staff was very...

"This hotel far exceeded my expectations. So much so that I ended up buying a property- Time share "

"Good food and great location. "

"If you are in Park City for SKIING, this is the place to be. Rustic, cheap, hundred yards from the base at Park City. Highly recommend. "

"We loved staying in the lodge, but the unpaved access road and the huge gravel pit next door with dump trucks ripping up the road made the road impassable except for large cars with 4-wheel drive. One set of our guests who tried to arrive by Uber had to walk a quarter mile through the mud because the vehicle couldn't make it up the road.The lodge itself is amazing - great beds, movie theater, kitchens, and so many bathrooms. The hot tub was in need of cleaning and maintenance, but everything...

"Beautiful home. No complaints there. If you stay here in the winter you need to be careful. The roads are “plowed” but there’s still plenty of snow on them. You need good tires, four wheel drive, and possibly chains. "

"Our group of 8 guys stayed here. Awesome layout for kitchen and main living area. It was perfect for our group to socialize. Ski Out was a little bit of a hike up the road, but not bad, maybe 100 yards or so, and we skied directly back to the house. Easy access to Brighton, and you can access Solitude via the Sol-Bright trail if you have an Ikon Pass. House manager was very responsive. The back entry way could use a little repair, but other than that, this house was well stocked. We would stay...