




Discover your perfect Park City getaway at The Carriage House, a comfortable retreat ideally situated in the popular Prospector neighborhood. This third-floor studio serves as a convenient home base for couples and solo travelers looking to immerse themselves in the best of Utah's mountain charm without the constant need for a car.
Layout & Sleeping Arrangements This private studio accommodation features 1 bedroom with 1 comfortable Queen bed and 1 bathroom, designed to provide a simple and relaxing space to recharge after a day of exploring.
Key Features & Amenities While this unit offers a private retreat, guests enjoy access to a wealth of community features within The Carriage House building:
Location & Neighborhood Located in the heart of Prospector, this property offers excellent access to Park City Mountain, Historic Main Street, and Old Town. The location is especially advantageous as it sits along Park City's free transit system, allowing guests to easily reach restaurants, coffee shops, art galleries, and shopping destinations. Whether you are visiting for a winter ski vacation or a summer mountain escape for hiking and biking, the neighborhood provides seamless connectivity to both the slopes and the downtown entertainment district.
Practical Info & Rules
For those traveling with a larger group, Park City Host manages several additional properties within The Carriage House. Subject to availability, multiple residences can be reserved together, allowing families or friends to stay in the same building while maintaining the privacy of separate accommodations.
Whether you are here to carve the slopes in winter or explore the extensive trail network in the fall, this studio provides an effortless and inviting place to call home during your stay in Park City.
This description is for informational purposes. Please verify all details, including amenities, policies, fees, and availability, on the booking platform before booking.
You’ll be staying in someone’s home, so please treat it with care and respect.

