Stein Eriksen Lodge sits at 8,200 feet elevation on the Silver Lake run in Deer Valley Resort, Park City, Utah, named after the Norwegian Olympic gold medalist who became synonymous with the resort's skiing legacy. The property opened in 1982 and has been expanded and refined into one of North America's premier ski-in/ski-out luxury retreats, earning consistent Forbes Five-Star recognition. Its Norwegian-alpine architecture blends hand-hewn timber beams, stone fireplaces, and rich wool furnishings with a modern mountain-chic aesthetic that feels simultaneously rustic and refined.
Accommodations range from Slopeside Rooms with slope-facing balconies to sweeping Penthouses with multiple bedrooms, private hot tubs, and butler service. All rooms feature plush bedding, wood-burning or gas fireplaces, and oversized marble bathrooms. The lodge's crown jewel is the Glitretind Restaurant, serving Norwegian-inspired mountain cuisine and an award-winning Sunday brunch; the après-ski Troll Hallen Lounge is a beloved gathering spot for warm cocktails and live music after a day on the slopes.
Spa Stein spans 15,000 square feet and offers signature treatments including the Norwegian Stone Massage. A year-round heated outdoor pool and multiple hot tubs overlook the ski run, providing a dramatic mountain backdrop. The ski concierge service handles boot fitting, ski storage, and equipment rental coordination, while the ski school desk can arrange private instruction for all ability levels. During summer, the lodge pivots to mountain biking, hiking guided tours, and wildflower photography walks through the Wasatch Back. Park City's historic Main Street shopping and dining district is about 10 minutes by car, and Salt Lake City International Airport is approximately 45 minutes away.
Room types
- Slopeside Room
- Junior Suite
- Grand Suite
- Penthouse
Amenities
- Ski-in/ski-out access to Deer Valley
- Spa Stein
- Heated pool and hot tubs
- Glitretind Restaurant (fine dining)
- Ski concierge
- Underground parking
- Kids' ski school
Location
7700 Stein Way, Park City, UT 84060
40.6329, -111.4931 View on map
Highlights
- Genuine ski-in/ski-out access to Deer Valley's immaculate groomed runs directly from the lodge
- Forbes Five-Star Glitretind Restaurant with Norwegian-inspired alpine cuisine and a celebrated Sunday brunch
- 15,000 sq ft Spa Stein featuring signature Norwegian Stone Massage treatments
- Slope-view heated outdoor pool and hot tubs open year-round at 8,200 ft elevation
- Full ski concierge service including boot fitting, storage, and private instruction coordination
Tips for visiting
- Book ski-season stays four to six months in advance — peak weeks around Presidents' Day and Christmas sell out first.
- The Sunday brunch at Glitretind is one of the best in Utah; non-hotel guests can reserve and it draws crowds, so book early.
- Deer Valley is skier-only (no snowboards), making the slopes notably less crowded than neighboring resorts.
- Request a slope-facing room for direct views of the Silver Lake run — corner suites offer the widest sightlines.
- Summer stays are significantly cheaper and still provide access to hiking, biking, and the spa.
- The lodge's underground parking garage is heated and free for guests — a real comfort in deep-winter conditions.
Accessibility
Stein Eriksen Lodge offers ADA-accessible accommodations with roll-in showers and wider doorways available on request. The main lodge building is elevator-served; however, some slope-side paths involve uneven terrain in winter. Guests with mobility requirements are encouraged to contact the hotel in advance to discuss specific needs.
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Frequently asked questions
Does Stein Eriksen Lodge allow snowboarders?
The lodge provides direct access to Deer Valley Resort, which is a skier-only mountain and does not permit snowboarding. Nearby Park City Mountain Resort does allow snowboards.
Is the property open in summer?
Yes, the lodge operates year-round. Summer programming includes mountain biking, guided hiking, spa services, and access to Deer Valley's lift-served trails.
How far is the lodge from Salt Lake City International Airport?
The lodge is approximately 45 miles from Salt Lake City International Airport, a drive of 45–60 minutes depending on traffic and winter road conditions.
Are children welcome at Stein Eriksen Lodge?
Children are welcome, and the lodge can arrange access to Deer Valley's ski school for young learners. Family suites with interconnecting rooms are available on request.
What is the dress code at Glitretind Restaurant?
Glitretind maintains a smart-casual dress code for dinner. Ski boots and heavy outerwear are discouraged in the dining room during evening service.