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Fixed Week: 41

Next use: 2026

Maintenance fees 2025: $658.95

Letting go of our one-week timeshare at Park Hotel Condominiums is tough, like saying goodbye to a favorite vacation spot that’s been part of our family for years. We’ve loved every second of our week 29 in that cozy one-bedroom suite on Park City’s Main Street, with its full kitchen, comfy living area, and little touches like old-school brass doorknobs that make it feel special. It’s been our happy place for snowy ski days at Park City Mountain, lazy summer walks to cafes, or catching Sundance buzz just steps from the front door. At around $2,000, it’s a fraction of what new timeshares cost—way cheaper than dropping $500 a night on a hotel during peak season—and you get real ownership in this historic gem, complete with modern stuff like Wi-Fi and AC that make every stay easy and comfortable.

What’s made it so great is how simple it is to enjoy. Free parking, a quick 35-minute drive from Salt Lake City Airport, and extras like the hot tub and gym mean you can kick back after a day on the slopes or trails. We’ve swapped our week through RCI for beach trips when we felt like mixing it up, but Park City’s magic—winter powder, summer hikes, fall colors—keeps pulling us back. The maintenance fees, around $650–$1,200 a year, cover everything, and you can even rent out your week for some extra cash through Capital Vacations. We’re selling through sites like SellMyTimeshareNow to keep it simple and avoid broker fees, hoping to pass this slice of mountain heaven to someone who’ll love it as much as we have—a week of pure joy every year in a place that feels like home.

*Closing costs and transfer fees are to be paid by the buyer*

*Buyer to pay maintenance fees for first year of usage*