Forbes Travel Guide unveiled its semi-annual list of four-star hospitality establishments and named the Waldorf Astoria hotel in Park City, its Golden Door Spa and Slopes restaurant as part of the list. The hotel, along with its spa and restaurant, will be showcased with all of the other 2012 award winners on Startle.com, the new social media platform and online home of Forbes Travel Guide.
Located at the base of Canyons Resort, Waldorf Astoria offers a luxury mountain vacation experience for its guests. The Slopes restaurant, which opened in December 2011, presents guests with an extraordinary dining experience and sweeping views of the surrounding Wasatch Mountains. The 16,000 square-foot Golden Door Spa, which is one of only five Golden Door Spas in the world, provides 15 treatment rooms featuring signature Golden Door offerings as well as a full-service hair and nail salon.
Waldorf Astoria Park City and its restaurant and spa are the latest installments to the travel ratings system that has been the gold standard in the industry since 1958. Other businesses in Park City and Deer Valley that have received five and four star ratings from Forbes Travel Guide include the following hotels, restaurants and spas:
Stein Ericksen Lodge, Deer Valley (Forbes Travel Guide Five-Star Hotels)
The St. Regis Deer Valley, Deer Valley (Forbes Travel Guide Four-Star Hotels)
Riverhorse on Main, Park City (Forbes Travel Guide Four-Star Restaurants)
Glitretind Restaurant, Deer Valley (Forbes Travel Guide Four-Star Restaurants)
The Spa at Stein Eriksen Lodge, Deer Valley (Forbes Travel Guide Five-Star Spas)
Remède Spa, The St. Regis Deer Valley (Forbes Travel Guide Four-Star Spas)
For a more information on Forbes Travel Guide, please visit the Startle site.
Park City and two of its lodging properties were featured in the Fall Getaways segment of NBC's The Today Show on October 15. A senior editor from Travel + Leisure magazine was the guest on the show that featured the area. The Washington School House was highlighted as a Park City "Splurge" hotel, and the Waldorf Astoria Park City was highlighted as the "Save" hotel. This represents significant coverage in a very high-profile media outlet for the Park City and Deer Valley area. To view the segment, please visit this site.
