Location. The Stein Eriksen Lodge in Park City, Utah, is nestled in the aspens and pines at 8,200 feet on Deer Valley’s Wasatch Mountain. Historic Main Street, the Kimaball Art Center and Sterling Chairlift at Deer Valley Resort are within four miles of the property.
Hotel Features. This ski in/ski out resort is styled in European elegance and mountain architecture. The all season heated pool provides an elevated deck with views of the mountainside and a steaming spa tub with a rock waterfall. Guests may be rejuvenated with honey body polishes or rosemary enzyme massages, two of the specialties at the Spa at Stein Eriksen Lodge. During the winter, the resort’s ski valets are available to store and tune skis for the following day. In summer, the concierge can make arrangements for tennis, championship golf, outdoor concerts, hot air ballooning and lift served mountain biking. The Gliterlind features global cuisine and scenic mountain views in its window filled dining room. This restaurant’s extensive wine cellar offers more than 300 labels. From December 15 to April 15, the Glitrelind serves complimentary buffet style breakfasts daily. Serving lighter meals and beverages, the Troll Hallen Lounge provides great views of the slopes and mountains from a blazing fireside.

Guestrooms. The 175 guestrooms at the Stein Eriksen Lodge feature fresh flowers daily. Bathrooms offer jetted tubs,soft Frette Italian bathrobes. Beds feature fluffy down comforters and 300 thread count sheets. Rooms include fully stocked refrigerators. One bedroom suites include living rooms with wood burning fireplaces, dining areas, kitchens and decks with views of the mountainside. Larger suites include master bedrooms and private decks.

Expert Tip. The resort was named after Olympic Gold Medalist Stein Eriksen. Guests may get to see Mr. Eriksen almost daily as he owns a bike rental shop, gift shop and clothing boutique on the property.