I had the opportunity to stay at the Park City Radisson, Utah most recently. Park City was the Home of the 2002 Winter Olympics

Park City, Utah, home to 3-world class ski resorts and averaging over 350 annual inches of snow, is truly a skiers paradise. Park City is also home to over 100 different restaurants and bars. You might also know Park City at the place of the Sundance Film Festival.
Park City It is every bit the ski resort town that you imagine.
Historic Main Street in downtown Park City is also just a mile away from The Radisson and the complimentary Park City local shuttle stops at the Radisson approximately every 20 minutes. (You will need to get help getting your wheelchair on and off the shuttle but they are very willing to help)- not accessible for scooters.

I want to make note of the friendless of the people I met there. Utah is so warm and friendly, everywhere but Park City was the icing on the cake.
A super place to stay is the Radisson Inn Park City, a low rise Inn right on the main street going into town. The indoor pool was lovely, though no lift to get in so just remember that.
The rooms are a good size and I could manage my large electric scooter around it.

Decided to have room service the night we were there and the food was excellent and affordable. The have a wonderful onsite restaurant that has live entertainment in the evening, as well as an outside patio for eating.

The Comfortable guestrooms feature work desks with Internet access, and all the necessities such as a coffee maker and even Nintendo game consoles. Though the rooms were on the small side they did handle my big scooter.

Make The Park City Radisson your home in Park City,


PROPERTY AMENITIES
# Indoor pool
# Outdoor pool
# Spa or sauna
# 24-hour room service
# Room service
# Free parking
# Gift shops or newsstand
# Laundry facilities
# Arcade/game room


Contact Information:
2121 PARK AVENUE (PO BOX 1778)
PARK CITY, UT 84060
(435) 649-5000
Reservations:
(800) 333-3333 USA
Hotel email:
reservations@radissoninn-parkcity.com


www.radisson.com

Jane Danielson is has been disabled for 16 years. She uses cane, wheelchair and her scooter that she calls her Freedom Machine She has been widely published as a Travel Writer for the Disabled,
You can reach Jane at JaneD@disabled-traveler.com. Please feel free to visit Janes web site at www.disabled-traveler.com