The Treasure Mountain Inn at the top of Main St, Park City Utah is one of the first condominium hotels in Utah. Originally built in 1963, it is one of the original properties in Park City that catered to skiing. The Treasure Mountain Inn is one of the few condominium property opportunities in the Old Town area of Park City with true Old Town history.

Treasure Mountain Inn is made up of 3 buildings located at 255 Main St, 220 and 250 Park Avenue in historic Old Town Park City, UT 84060. While not a ski-in/ski-out location, Treasure Mountain Inn is a great location for Park City's night life and Old Town centric events. Many events like Park City's annual Arts Festival, the Fourth of July and Miner's Day parades are just out the front door. During Park City's famous Sundance Film Festival, The Treasure Mountain Inn plays host to the Slamdance Festival which focuses on independent film-making by beginning directors with limited budgets. Beyond Main St. Park City events, Treasure Mountain Inn's location provides great access to skiing, biking, hiking, shopping and local restaurants and bars.

Treasure Mountain Inn owners and guests enjoy many benefits beyond a great Old Town Park City location. The HOA and management of the property are located on-site. There are 3 meeting rooms making this condominium hotel a good group travel destination, there is a fitness room, laundry, free Wi-Fi, therapy spa, and designated parking (off-street and underground). The Treasure Mountain Inn is also home to The Morning Ray, a Park City favorite restaurant. In addition to these great amenities, Treasure Mountain Inn is truly working to be a "Green" hotel. The management makes true efforts to recycle (not just cans and bottles, but by making efforts to use recycled goods) and reduce (water and energy). They also buy wind power and carbon offsets in their efforts.

The Studio, One, and Two bedroom condominiums that make up the Treasure Mountain Inn represent a unique Park City, Utah real estate opportunity for both investor and vacation ownership.

 

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