Mountain-chic elegance and unparalleled service are the hallmark of the legendary AAA Five Diamond and Mobil Five-Star Award–winning Stein Eriksen Lodge. One of the most accessible mountain destinations in America, the lodge occupies a privileged, midmountain site at Deer Valley Resort in Park City, Utah, just 45 minutes from Salt Lake City International Airport.
Stein Eriksen Lodge redefines the standard for destination meetings with its blend of European style, first-class amenities, upscale dining, and state-of-the-art function space. The 4,050-square-foot Olympic Ballroom, featuring floor-to-ceiling stone fireplaces and hand-carved wood mantels, easily hosts up to 440 guests. Also available to meeting attendees, the 6,000-square-foot Plaza Terrace, several executive boardrooms, and a full-service business center. Additionally, the newly renovated Glitretind restaurant provides the ideal venue for casual and formal gatherings alike.
The all-season lodge and its scenic surroundings offer a wealth of recreation as well. While the lodge is best known for world-class skiing and winter sports, year-round activities abound, from golf, tennis, and mountain biking to horseback riding, fly-fishing, and cultural experiences in nearby Park City. After a day in the great outdoors, guests can retreat to the resort’s European-style spa, work out in the fitness center, or browse the intimate boutiques on-site.
Average Rating: 8.50
A beautiful mountain property. The rooms are very unique and vary greatly in size. The grounds are amazing and inspiring. The layout easy to follow once you understand how it is set up. Meeting space is not the most attendee friendly. The best thing about the resort is the area attractions. The Utah Olympic Park is a great venue for summer activities and provided excellent teambuilding support for our board. Do the Bobsleds...
Cindi Williams
Western Home Furnishings Assn
Roseville, California
April 1, 2008
Average Rating: 9.38
This property is the best for ski in and ski out events. The hotel is awesome and the service is top notch. Teri Hulburt and the her sales staff is great to work with. From the contracting to the actual event the staff is wonderful to work with.
This a great resort for summer meetings as well. The pricing in the summer is very cost effective. Much higher in the winter but worth the cost.
Nancy Holman
CHG Healthcare
Salt Lake City, Utah
March 31, 2008
Average Rating: 8.75
The Stein Eriksen Lodge was the exact combination of city comforts in the mountain wilderness that we needed for our board meeting. Most of our executives are used to the hustle and bustle of city life, and to be able to enjoy the accommodations and comforts of city living, without the stress and traffic was exactly what was needed. Stein Eriksen is set in such a gorgeous setting and the board meeting space complimented that perfectly. After the weekend board meeting, our executives were able to enjoy the afternoon leisurely, and there were many options nearby. Although most of them took advantage of the golf, I heard great experiences with horseback riding and fishing.
Mackenzie C.
November 26, 2007
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Mobil stars shine on Stein Eriksen Lodge
Posted Jan 26, 2009 by Elite News Team
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The Mobil Travel Guide liked what it saw this year at Stein Eriksen Lodge in Deer Valley, assigning a five-star rating to the hotel and awarding four stars to its Glitretind restaurant and its spa.
Only two other hospitality-industry establishments in Utah received the Travel Guide's prestigious five- or four-star honors. The Grand America Hotel in Salt Lake City received a four-star rating, as did the Riverhorse on Main restaurant in Park City.
Mobil announced Thursday that only 72 hotels, restaurants and spas in the United States and Canada received five-star awards, "representing the best of the best properties in luxury travel."
The list included 44 hotels, 20 restaurants and eight spas, the spa category reflecting a significant increase from the three five-star awards granted last year. Four stars were granted to 137 hotels, 159 restaurants and 95 spas.
Designations are based on 750 standardized criteria for hotels, 250 for restaurants and 450 for spas. Properties are evaluated in unannounced, undercover visits by Mobil expert inspectors.
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The Salt Lake Tribune