Madelyn B.
Yelp
When I was planning my event for August 2010, I approached Treasure Mountain Inn to be our base of operations. Every aspect of planning was super easy, thanks to Thea and Emily's knowledge and helpfulness. During our stay, Thea and Andy were always around to help with any issues that might arise. Heidi and Alex, who worked the front desk during the evenings, put in extra hours to accommodate our group. Every member of the staff went above and beyond to make our stay perfect. We were a pretty different kind of group for them, and we had some special needs and requests, and they were completely willing and eager to help us have a great time.
The rooms were amazing. As my event's organizer, I opted to stay in one of the less renovated rooms, and it was still pretty fantastic. I visited several other rooms, and just loved them. The suites are huge, with gorgeous bedrooms, comfortable beds, nice bathrooms, fantastic kitchens, and great sitting rooms.
Our event included a vendor's room and an art gallery. we used the Crescent Room for the art gallery as well as a "sitting room" for chatting, and the Great Room for the vending area. Both were perfectly set up. The Crescent Room was especially wonderful; when we first got there, it was set up as a classroom, and we asked for more chairs so we could have spaces to sit and talk. When we came back, the place had been magically converted into a perfect parlor, with gorgeous sofas and overstuffed chairs!
The courtyard is amazing. We enjoyed some late night star-gazing from the grassy area near my room, and although I never tried out the hot tub, others in my group said it was incredible. We held a fashion show out there on Friday evening, and it was fantastic. Andy even took some photos, and had them up on a monitor in the lobby the next morning! That is unexpected service!
When another guest, unaffiliated with our group, caused some minor problem with some of my event's attendees, the hotel staff handled it wonderfully. From collecting our reports on what had happened to letting the offending guest know, in no uncertain terms, that his behavior was unacceptable, Thea and her staff went far beyond the usual service to make sure we knew that our business was important to TMI.
The attached cafe, Morning Ray, was quick to help me get coffee for my event's vendors in the mornings, and the meals I enjoyed there during my trips to PC for planning were always enjoyable.
Our event has been all over the country, and we have held it in Montreal, Seattle, Tampa, New Orleans, Chicago, and Long Beach, among others, for the last 16 years. We were even on the gorgeous Queen Mary in 2009. Yet many members of our group have told me that TMI "raises the bar on hotels" for our event. Many of my event's attendees were unsure about coming to Park City after 15 years of holding the event in major cities; I lost count of how many were, by the end of the weekend, making plans to return to Park City and to TMI.