Phil G.
Yelp
This is our third hotel experience in Park City, and so far, the best. Done in the homogeneous architectural style that concerns itself with being inoffensive rather than interesting, the Hyatt Centric Hotel just exists with nothing distinctive or special. It is just "there." Since I am not a skier and spend most of my time in PC during the summer, I cannot comment on its ski in ski out probabilities. However, the rooms are huge with full kitchens, a large living room, and a separate bedroom. I could go bowling in the bathroom. It is that large. Two flat screen TVs provide innocuous entertainment for those who haven't developed intellectually. Everything is very clean and there is no fear of getting a rash.
The decor is remarkably ugly, with no sense of style or design. In fact, the concept of these rooms must conclude no one will be actually staying in them. Doors open against the bed, which has no room for a night stand; interesting. A light behind the bed stayed on for most of the night, as we could not discern where the switch may be. Mysteriously, it turned off by itself after a couple of hours. Oh, there is a gas fireplace that provides ersatz intimacy for the cognitively disabled.
The lobby is very nice with free valet parking. Oh, it isn't really free. That's included in your resort fee, which you pay for the privilege of using what hotels are supposed to provide; pool, shuttle to downtown, flush toilets etc.
The bar was great, once the wedding party left, and the bartenders could see us sitting at the bar. The glow of matrimony somehow made us invisible at first. Once the room emptied out, we were served well at the nice bar. Although, I am in a sarcastic mood about cookie cutter hostelries, the Hyatt Centric will meet your needs well, even if it does lack any panache.