Silver Fork Lodge & Restaurant

Indifferent server (Jaileen?) is the cause of a very much anticipated and very mediocre restaurant breakfast experience. I was the only customer and had to request coffee twice, answer for the second time “no egg” when she asked again what type of egg I wanted and came back again because she forgot my toast order. While standing near me with a colleague she complained out loud about her jobs that she didn’t like etc. ….in the dining room! Absolutely clueless but it clarified for me why there was no one in the restaurant at 10:15 am. Right people, right seats? Not this time!

This is the perfect spot if you are looking for an economical place to stay in between ski days. The attached restaurant makes meals and apres drinks very convenient, and the staff is beyond friendly!

We were so happy with our stay here. Room was pretty standard with bed, dresser and bathroom. The location is perfect. There is a bus stop right at the lodge to take you to and from the mountains for free. The restaurant served amazing food and we ate there every night. Any entree on their breakfast menu is included if you stay overnight making it the best breakfast at a hotel we have ever had. We will be staying here again next time we visit for the slopes.

Definitely felt the age of the place, old wooden doors(a hallway closet door was hanging off the hinges). Our room was at the end of the hall, next to a curtain which hotel supplies. No TV's or alarm clock in the room. Sharing the entrance to the lounge with that of the restaurant, didn't fell cozy at all. Bar maid was also the front desk, which was odd. We did eat there one night, and the prices were outrageous for the quality of food. No elevator, so if your elderly, or have an injury, the narrow steps up to the rooms were a challenge. BUT, the rooms were clean, and location to lifts for the price, you can't beat.

Very rustic and charming, perfectly priced, and great proximity to the ski resorts.

I stayed at the Silver Fork Lodge for 4 nights on my own during the record-breaking winter of February, 2023. I was delighted by my time here and would recommend it strongly. To be fair the lodge lives up to the descriptor on its own matchbooks as "rustic," this is not the place for the Park City crowd. But, for anyone who values authenticity and character in a ski lodge the Silver Fork can't be beat. I relished the two meals a day at the Silver Fork as the quality was high and the portions meant for folks spending a big day outside. The bar at the Silver Fork is an all time classic. One word of caution: I relied on the Utah Ski Bus service to ferry my back and forth to Solitude, which is only a few miles up the mountain from the lodge, and found the service regrettably unreliable. As of my time there were far too few busses in service - apparently due to a lack of drivers resulting from poor pay and quality of life - and so whenever the snow conditions drew crowds to go skiing the busses were full to capacity and hours late. Local sentiment seemed to hold that when they worked well the busses could be a very helpful option; let's hope the planning function resolves the limited capacity.

The service and the food were the best parts. The workers were very friendly and helpful.

Check in was random, hap hazard, unprofessional and lacking basic & needed information. Girl gave us wrong key and didn't explain that second key was to side entrance and needed after 8:00pm.

This is a small 7-room property which operates primarily as a restaurant/bar, which was closed by 9pm. The staff was very nice and friendly. The rooms are rustic/quaint in decor and there is heat but no A/C. FREE BREAKFAST is included and it’s VERY GOOD! Not just a limited menu or a small buffet, but access to the FULL MENU. I had steak & eggs every morning and it was always top notch. There is no actual front desk, so I checked in with the restaurant personnel. This is basically a bed & breakfast, but instead of private owners, it’s run by the restaurant. I was part of a wedding group and we had a great time. Don’t expect fancy or full-featured… it’s more comfortable and rustic. But the price (I paid about $120/night was very reasonable for the area and the included breakfast makes it a VERY good value.