Bed and Breakfast in Park City
The Gingerbread House B&B: 435-655-7109
A
lovely gingerbread house in the heart of Old Town, Park City, with
elegant suites overlooking views of Park City ski runs and shops. Just
a few steps to Old Town for shopping, dining and entertainment. www.thegingerbreadhousebb.com
Old Town Guest House: 435-649-2642 or 800-290-6423 x3710
This
historically registered Inn is the perfect place for active hikers and
mountain bikers wishing to enjoy the mountains of Park City. Excellent
location with breakfast and snacks included. www.oldtownguesthouse.com
Star Hotel: 435-649-8333
A hotel with a lounge, living room, VCR and TV available. Elevan rooms, shared bathrooms. It's like going to grandma's house. www.rixey.net/starhotel
Washington School Inn: 435-649-3800 or 800-824-1672
Enjoy
the quiet elegance of this historic inn. Twelve guest rooms, three
suites, each with private bathrooms, beautifully decorated. Breakfast
and afternoon refreshments are served daily. www.washingtonschoolinn.com
Woodside Inn: 435-649-3494 or 888-241-5890
Built
in 2000, located 1.5 blocks from Park City Mountain Resort. Rooms
feature private baths with double Jacuzzi Tub, TV, DVD, CD, air
conditioning and WiFi throughout. www.woddsideinn.com
*This information is subject to change without notice. *This information courtesy of Park City Chamber.
Transient Room Tax Collections were up 17% during the
First Three Quarters Last Year
Last year, the Transient Room Tax in Summit County
may have generated about $3.5 million.
Room tax revenue collected for
the first three quarters of 2010 jumped about 17 percent from the year
before, an increase of roughly $450,000, said Bill Malone, executive
director of the Park City Chamber/Bureau.
"All three quarters were
up," Malone said.
In Summit County, the Transient Room Tax is
charged to those who rent nightly lodging.
"We're still
significantly down from 2007," Malone said. "At our height we were close
to $5 million."
Much of the revenue the Transient Room Tax
generates gets spent promoting tourism in Summit County. NBC affiliates
in New York City, Los Angeles and San Diego currently have hundreds of
television advertisements that tout skiing in the Park City area.
Since
2009, hotel occupancy rates have increased in the Park City area,
according to Malone.
"We seem to be up in terms of bookings It
bodes very, very well in terms of occupancy," Malone said. "We
experienced double-digit occupancy increases during the holidays."
But
lodging rates remain low, he said.
"It's a great time to be a
consumer looking for a room in Summit County," Malone said. "It's a
tough time to be in the lodging business."
Park City is also
improving in terms of the number of international visitors.
Malone
said more travelers are coming to Summit County from New Zealand and
Spain.
"We're tracking very well in terms of sales this year for
international," Malone said.
by Patrick Parkinson OF THE RECORD STAFF : The Park Record
For More Information on Park City and Deer Valley Contact:
Michael Lapay
Prudential Utah Real Estate
Mobile: 435-640-5700
Toll Free: 888-410-7653
mlapay@pureparkcityrealestate.com
http://www.pureparkcityrealestate.com/00B646
Posted on January 24, 2011 17:25:27 by Michael Lapay
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