Wasatch Mountains
With a lobby that can easily pass as a ski museum, tastefully designed rooms done up with farmhouse furnishings and the best coffee shop in town, you'd…
Must-see hotels in Wasatch Mountains
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Park City
Right off the traffic circle, this seven-room inn charms with elegant and inviting contemporary spaces, gas fireplaces and flat-screen TVs. There's also a…
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Park City
Architect Trip Bennett oversaw the restoration that turned an 1898 limestone schoolhouse on a hill into a luxurious boutique hotel with 12 suites. How did…
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Wasatch Mountains
The splashy black-glass-and-concrete 500-room Cliff Lodge is like a cruise ship in the mountains, with every possible destination-resort amenity – from…
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Wasatch Mountains
Lucky enough to be staying over? Rough-hewn cottage rooms are secluded, tucked among the trees on the grounds – the perfect place to honeymoon or write…
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Wasatch Mountains
Most family resorts of this caliber faded into obscurity a generation ago. A collection of homey buildings and cottages gathers around the resort's…
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Park City
Among the top area resorts, Montage wows with personalized service and extras like a kids' activity center, bowling and a gorgeous spa with trainers and…
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Park City
A welcome addition to a city seriously lacking in budget accommodations. Guests hang in a paneled lounge area downstairs and gather on the rooftop for…
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Wasatch Mountains
With several downtown vacation rentals offered at surprisingly affordable rates, these apartments and condos are a steal. They come with full kitchen and…
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Wasatch Mountains
It's as if an ornate Bavarian inn had been teleported to Utah – everything from the hand-painted exterior to the ornately carved wooden furniture screams…
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Park City
A stylish hotel tucked into the shopping plaza. Extra points for heated floors and elevated beds with down duvets. Rooms have wood detail, flat-screen TV…
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Wasatch Mountains
Luxury Western-themed rooms, suites and cabins, some with in-room hot tubs, on a picturesque riverside canyon property, just outside Ogden Valley. Wi-fi…
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Park City
You can tell the Goldener was fashioned after a lodge in Salzburg by the hand-painted Austrian furniture, feather-light duvets and European stone…
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Park City
Top luxury property at the Canyons with rooms featuring gas fireplaces and large bathtubs. Guests receive discounts on a nearby 18-hole golf course. Rates…
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Wasatch Mountains
A mid-century modern lodge frequented by Ivy Leaguers playing backgammon in the cozy attic bar (open to nonguests). Expect to make friends at family-style…
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Wasatch Mountains
This family-owned log-cabin B&B couldn't be cozier, with woodstoves, an outdoor hot tub (winter only) and games room with pool table. There are no room…
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Wasatch Mountains
Snowbird’s most homey and inviting property has a simple, almost residential feel. Studio rooms have kitchen and wood-burning fireplace. Bring groceries…
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Wasatch Mountains
Antiques are used sparingly in this 1895 Victorian mansion-turned-B&B. The ‘Library’ guest room has a ‘secret passage’ door to the bathroom.
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Wasatch Mountains
You’ll likely see families with teenagers embarrassed by their parents at the sometimes-raucous, always-fun Alta Peruvian. Spacious knotty-pine common…
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Wasatch Mountains
On the north side of Provo Canyon, take the paved, 16-mile Alpine Loop Rd (Hwy 92), an incredibly scenic, twisting road past 11,750ft Mt Timpanogos. At…
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Wasatch Mountains
After extensive renovations, you can bask in all the creature comforts of a city hotel at Rustler Lodge. Take an early-morning stretch class before you…
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Wasatch Mountains
Of the four full-kitchen condo-lodge properties at Solitude, the wood-and-stone Creekside is closest to the slopes; rooms have wood-burning fireplace and…
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Park City
Finished in 2011, the upscale lodge rooms are all meant to have a residential feel. Indeed, suites have full kitchens and a personal grocery shopping…
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Wasatch Mountains
A 1902 historic home built by a former Utah senator has been transformed into a hospitable family-run B&B with color-themed rooms and large suites. We…
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Park City
You have to ride a private funicular just to get up to the St Regis, so whether you're lounging by the outdoor firepits, dining on the terrace or peering…
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Wasatch Mountains
The bare-bones-basic rooms here go quick; they’re within spitting distance of the lifts. No room TVs, but there are more than 200 movies you can watch in…
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Wasatch Mountains
Western furnishings outfit the twin, queen and bunk-bed rooms; floors creak a little. In winter, warm up in the hot tub. In summer sit outside and watch…
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Wasatch Mountains
The spruced up Snowpine bills itself as Alta's best luxury hotel but the standard rooms could use more amenities if that's the case, while the spacious…
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Park City
The urban-loft-like architecture containing the chic Sky Lodge suites both complements and contrasts the three historic buildings that house the property…
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Park City
Park City's first member of the Green Hotel Association uses wind energy and serves organic food in its breakfast restaurant. Some of the upscale condos –…
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Wasatch Mountains
The alpine-esque Inn at Solitude is the only hotel-style lodging; there’s an on-site spa and hot tub. All accommodations share Club Solitude’s heated…
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Wasatch Mountains
Camp near the top of Big Cottonwood Canyon, 13 miles in, at this 39-site campground. Trails lead off to lakes from the creekside ground at 8300ft. No…
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Wasatch Mountains
Down-to-earth and comfy, this cedar-shake cottage makes an excellent home away from home. After a day spent skiing or hiking, relax in the hot tub, watch…
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Park City
The only budget-oriented accommodations near the main strip is this basic, 1963 lodge – with a 1st-floor dorm – close to the town ski lift. Reserve ahead,…
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Wasatch Mountains
Sleep surrounded by July and August wildflowers at this campground. The 19 sites sit at 9500ft among meadows and pine trees, 11 miles up the canyon. No…
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Park City
Comfortable, contemporary rooms include access to a heated outdoor pool, hot tub, restaurant and bar. Great deals off-season. December through April,…
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Park City
Convenient access, large sites and many amenities, including firepits, laundry, heated pool, hot tub and a dog run. It's about 6 miles north of the city…
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Park City
Take advantage of the condo market through this reasonable consolidator. Lodging options range from small studio apartments to luxury five-bedroom homes.
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Wasatch Mountains
Contemporary rooms with coffeemaker and minifridge; spacious suites are worth the upgrade. A short walk to downtown restaurants and bars.
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Wasatch Mountains
This independent motel has large immaculate rooms, an indoor hot tub, a seasonal outdoor pool, a small playground and friendly staff.
