LODGING
Mountain getaways to chic city lodging, counting sheep has never been easier
From the ultimate low-budget steal to the pinnacle of luxury, Utah has you covered. Whether you prefer slopeside slumbering or city slicking, Utah’s resorts offer something for everyone. From fi ve-star penthouses to rustic bed and breakfasts; budget motels to chic hotels; cozy condominiums to spacious vacation dream homes, Utah has your perfect lodging option. All lodging options also include complimentary access to The Greatest Snow on Earth®.
Eleven of Utah’s resorts are within an hour drive of Salt Lake City International Airport. Within this radius are three demographic regions; Salt Lake, Park City and Ogden. The incredible accessibility of the resorts exponentially increases your lodging and activity options. Salt Lake offers a quaint but cosmopolitan city only minutes from mountain peaks. Park City is the quintessential mountain town offering an array of restaurants, shops, entertainment and activities. Now connected to Salt Lake City via the new UTA FrontRunner, the Ogden area provides a variety of lodging options in its charming historic downtown or scenic mountain valley. Many properties near resorts also provide a variety of transportation services to make your stay even more convenient.
There are many ways to fi nd the right lodging to fi t your needs, but start by skimming the following pages. Log on to
SkiUtah.com to fi nd reservation services, lodging, transportation, dining, and much more under the Trip Planner tab. Don’t forget to visit
SkiUtah.com’s Hot Deals and White Sale pages throughout the season to fi nd the latest and greatest deals available.
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