Venue Type
Hotel
Washington School House Hotel
Park City, UT
Washington School House Hotel
Venue Type
Hotel
Our job is to make sure your special occasion is, well…, special. Anniversaries? We have the drinks chilling. Birthdays? Pastry Chef Callie will dream up some amazing confection.
Number of spaces
1 event space
Room Count
12 rooms
Food & Beverage
In-house catering
In-house beverage service
Spaces
About
We are an exclusive private enclave with an incredibly savvy team ready to deliver extraordinary service. We got this. Weddings, elopements, golden anniversaries, silver anniversaries, paper anniversaries. Thirtieth birthday, Fiftieth birthday, any birthday, pretend-it’s-not your birthday. Honeymoons, babymoons, buddymoons. Family reunions, school reunions, any reunion. Guys weekends, girls weekends, couples weekends. Executive retreats, corporate retreats, team-building retreats, strategic planning retreats, fitness retreats. Anything you can imagine, anytime of the year.
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Leadership
Women-Owned
Food & Beverage
In-house catering
In-house beverage service
Nobody will leave Washington School House hungry. Executive Chef Ryan Frye has an incredible menu of healthy mountain fare. He procures locally, sourcing the finest, organic ingredients and then works his alchemy in the kitchen. The breakfast at Washington School House – legendary, the apres-ski in front of the roaring fire – extraordinary, and the private chef, personal menu, private dining – revolutionary.
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