Washington School House Hotel

Washington School House Hotel occupies a hammered-limestone building constructed in 1889 as one of Park City, Utah's original schools, named for George Washington. The schoolhouse survived Park City's Great Fire of 1898, later served as a Veterans of Foreign Wars hall and a bed and breakfast, and reopened in December 2011 as a twelve-room boutique hotel following a full interior renovation. The hotel has earned Michelin Key recognition in both 2024 and 2025. Each of the twelve rooms and suites is furnished with European antiques, vintage modern artwork, crystal chandeliers, and custom pieces, set against reclaimed oak barn wood floors and locally quarried Utah quartzite. Guests have access to a heated pool and spa terraced into the hillside among aspens and boulders, a ski lounge with a fireplace for après-ski, ski valet service, and a private chef and private dining option. Executive Chef Ryan Frye sources local, organic ingredients for a daily mountain breakfast. Set in the heart of historic Park City within walking distance of dining, shopping, and the slopes, the hotel hosts weddings, executive retreats, and special occasions, with a dedicated events team coordinating each celebration from planning through event day.