Yarrow Hotel to host open house on redevelopment plans

Photo: Proposed Changes to the Yarrow Hotel // Front Entry Drive View

PARK CITY, Utah – The DoubleTree by Hilton Yarrow Hotel will host an open house on August 20, 5 to 7 p.m. to present its proposed redevelopment plans, which aim to transform the property into a mixed-use development. The project includes ground-floor retail, a condominium hotel, affordable housing, a rooftop restaurant, and a multi-use trail.

The redevelopment has been in the planning stages for more than two and a half years and has undergone significant design changes following input from local stakeholders and Park City planning officials. The open house will provide an opportunity for the community to review the latest design and ask questions about the project.

The proposed development envisions the Yarrow Hotel as a community hub in the Bonanza Park area, focusing on enhancing livability, walkability, and inclusivity. The design features individual buildings set amid a landscaped greenbelt with a multi-use trail, creating a pedestrian-centered experience at the intersection of Park Avenue and Kearns Boulevard.

Public spaces, including two plazas along the new trail, are planned for local events and gatherings. The project also includes a building with three floors of affordable housing with private terrace, ground-floor retail shops and restaurants.

Singerman Real Estate, LLC, owner of the DoubleTree by Hilton Yarrow Hotel, and Outlets Park City, is a Chicago-based real estate investment firm managing over $4 billion in assets across North America. The firm invests in both debt and equity across all major asset classes, owning several hospitality properties and outlet centers.

The open house will be held in the DoubleTree by Hilton ballroom at 1800 Park Ave., with a presentation on the redevelopment plans scheduled for 6 p.m. Appetizers and beverages will be provided. More information is available at www.1800Park.com.

A second public input session with the Park City Planning Commission is set for August 28 at City Hall.