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The lobby of the Waldorf Astoria Park City is the pinnacle of posh. Gourmet eateries are only steps away from the plush furnishings and roaring fi replace.


Alpine meets affl uent at Utah’s luxury lodges BY VIRGINIA RAINEY


A room with a view. Gorgeous marble and artful chandeliers. Pre-heated ski boots. Layers of plush bedding. And of course, a pampering spa. If these are a few of your favorite things, look no further. Utah offers all of that and more in a range of sumptuous hotels, lodges and mountain homes. From the sheer over-the-topness of Deer Valley’s Montage to the rustic luxury of Alta’s Rustler Lodge, reservations are advised.


WALDORF ASTORIA PARK CITY Scene: Big city panache in a mountain setting at Canyons Resort. This member of the esteemed Waldorf family offers beauty in all the details, including the lobby with its two huge Baccarat chandeliers and sweeping marble staircase. Guest rooms feature Restoration Hardware furniture in soft chocolate brown fabrics. Many include wet bars and kitchens and each has a fireplace. If you want to feel like you’ve got your own sleek little apartment, ask for a bi-level room. The hotel is also perfectly configured for connecting rooms, so you can put a crowd up with ease. Perks: The staff is dedicated to meeting all of your ski and snowboard needs, from in-room fittings to equipment storage and ski concierge services. A dedicated Waldorf Gondola, just steps >>>


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