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Waldorf Astoria is considered one of the best hotels in Park City, for a reason. Whatever be the season of your visit, the hotel offers an unwinding haven to rejuvenate for yet another active day in the city. Moreover, its location at the Park City Mountain features quick entry to ski slopes in winter and hiking and biking trails in summer.
Hotel rooms are considered some of the most polished in the region. Book a King Room, and you’ll have a plush bed, a gas fireplace, and some swell views of Park City. Traveling with a large group? Book one of the two-story residences with fully equipped kitchens, multiple bedrooms, and expansive living rooms.
When not indulging in mountain adventures, take a plunge in the huge outdoor pool and hot tub, join yoga classes at the gym, or relax with massages at the spa. After you’ve had a well-worked-up appetite, the Powder restaurant caters to your cravings with a brilliant variety of upscale comfort food, artisanal cocktails, and a thoughtfully curated selection of wines.
Travel to and from The Waldorf Astoria Park City, be it from the airport or any local Utah location, is designed to be as comfortable and hassle-free as possible. A variety of different vehicles can cater to each guest’s needs and budget. The customer experience does not stop at the hotel but starts well in advance with the travel to and from the hotel, courtesy of the luxury experience.
Please, also be aware that the most accurate and updated information is always obtained with a direct contact with our transfer company.
Let our staff be ready to help you with all the details of your trip. Our staff for Utah Chauffeurs service is always at your disposal.
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Does Waldorf Astoria Park City provide airport transportation?
Yes, Waldorf Astoria Park City partners with Utah Chauffeurs to offer private transportation to and from Salt Lake City International Airport. This service provides a comfortable, direct transfer to the resort, allowing you to begin your vacation stress-free.
Can I arrange transportation to nearby ski resorts and Park City attractions?
Absolutely! Utah Chauffeurs offers convenient transportation to surrounding ski resorts, Main Street, restaurants, and shopping areas. Just inform the concierge of your plans, and we’ll help coordinate your travel around Park City.
Does the Waldorf Astoria have a local shuttle service?
While Waldorf Astoria Park City offers its own shuttle within Canyons Village, Utah Chauffeurs provides private transportation for trips beyond the local area, giving you added flexibility to explore all that Park City has to offer.
Are larger vehicles available for families or groups?
Yes, Utah Chauffeurs provides spacious vehicles to accommodate families and groups, making it easy to travel together whether you’re heading to the slopes, exploring, or dining out.
Can I book transportation for evening activities in Park City?
Certainly. Utah Chauffeurs offers evening transportation, ensuring you can enjoy Park City’s dining, events, and nightlife without the worry of driving back to the resort.
Is transportation available for ski gear and equipment?
Yes, Utah Chauffeurs’ vehicles are equipped to handle ski and snowboard equipment, making it simple to travel to and from the slopes with all your gear.
Can I arrange scenic tours or day trips outside Park City?
Absolutely! Utah Chauffeurs offers customizable transportation for scenic drives and day trips, allowing you to explore Utah’s beautiful landscapes and attractions beyond Park City comfortably.
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