The Doubletree by Hilton — Yarrow Hotel is seeking approval to redevelop the property into a mixed-use development featuring ground floor retail, a condominium hotel, affordable housing, a rooftop restaurant, and multi-use trail.
Hotel ownership is hosting an open house on Aug. 20 to present the latest design and answer questions. The project has undergone significant design changes over the last two and a half years through collaboration with local stakeholders and Park City planning officials.
The proposed development reimagines the property as a community hub, creating a new standard of livability, walkability, and inclusivity for Bonanza Park, according to the developers. The design features individual buildings to enhance open spaces and views. They said the buildings would be surrounded by a landscaped “greenbelt” with a multi-use trail.
Prioritizing community, they said, the proposed public space includes two plazas along the new signature trail, ideal for local events and gatherings. One building would feature three floors of affordable housing with a private terrace. There also would be ground-floor retail shops and restaurants.
Opened in 1977, The Yarrow Hotel has been owned by Singerman Real Estate since 2013 and licensed to operate under the DoubleTree by Hilton brand for the past 10 years.
The open house with appetizers and beverages will take place on Aug. 20 from 5 to 7 p.m. in the DoubleTree by Hilton ballroom at 1800 Park Ave. A presentation detailing the plans will be presented at 6 p.m. In-depth information is also available online at www.1800Park.com.
The redevelopment’s second public input session with the Park City Planning Commission is scheduled for Aug. 28 at City Hall.
Singerman Real Estate LLC, owner of the DoubleTree by Hilton, Park City – The Yarrow and Outlets Park City, is a Chicago-based real estate investment firm managing over $4 billion in assets across North America. It invests in both debt and equity across all major asset classes and owns several hospitality properties and outlet centers.
Learn more at www.singermanre.com.
