My husband and I stayed at Sherwood Hills in Wellsville, Utah on our wedding night(December 29, 2004). The hotel was very nice and the attendants were equally nice. We really enjoyed our stay until the next morning. My husband and I checked out of the hotel and started walking to our cars. It was 11:30 almost noon by the time we checked out and the roads had not been plowed at all. Everything was incredibly slick! Keith and I kept sliding down the hill with our suitcases. About ten minutes later when we finally reached out car, we loaded everything in and started to drive down the hill. The hill was so slick, we had no traction and slid right into a bunch of decorate rocks. It scratched up my front left bumper. I only had my 2001 Dodge Neon for six months. Keith and I did not make a big deal about the accident, we calmly told the woman at the desk what had happened, and suggested that the roads be plowed. The woman's response was that the snow plows were behind. (I might mention that it had stopped snowing by the time we checked out of the hotel. All of the snow on the ground was from the night before.) My husband and I then began to drive to the highway--our car was slipping and sliding all over the road, and we passed a couple of cars that had slid off the road. When we reached the Highway, the roads were perfectly clear, not a patch of snow in sight. Prior to our checkout, I had really enjoyed the hotel, but after scratching and denting my car, I have no plans of returning to Sherwood Hills.