Stein Eriksen Lodge Deer Valley
Where Norwegian tradition meets mountain luxury on the slopes of Deer Valley
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Stein Eriksen Lodge Deer Valley
63 Total Rooms
40 Room Types
4.9 (19 Reviews)
The approach alone signals something uncommon. Set mid-mountain at Deer Valley Resort in Park City, Utah, Stein Eriksen Lodge occupies a position that most ski lodges can only approximate. Inspired by the legacy of Olympic gold medalist Stein Eriksen, the property draws from Norwegian architectural traditions with steeply pitched rooflines, hand-hewn timbers, and stonework that feels native to the Wasatch Range. The scale is grand but never imposing. Floor-to-ceiling windows frame views of the surrounding peaks, and interiors balance warm wood tones with a sense of alpine formality that has defined this lodge since its founding.
Accommodations span a wide range, from well-appointed hotel rooms and suites to expansive residences and luxury chalets. Many feature fireplaces, private balconies, and full kitchens, with layouts designed to accommodate both intimate getaways and multi-generational gatherings. The Lodge Suites and Chalet rooms sit closest to the main building, while the broader collection of homes and residences extends the property's footprint across the mountainside, offering seclusion without sacrificing access to the lodge's central amenities.
Dining is anchored by the Glitretind Restaurant, a refined mountain dining room where seasonal menus draw from regional ingredients and a carefully curated wine program. The atmosphere shifts between elegant dinners and more relaxed weekend brunches, both set against sweeping mountain views. The Troll Hallen Lounge offers a more casual counterpoint, with cocktails, aprés-ski bites, and a fireplace-warmed setting that becomes the lodge's natural gathering point at the end of a ski day. During warmer months, outdoor terraces extend the experience into open air.
The spa at Stein Eriksen Lodge provides a full menu of treatments alongside a fitness center, saline pool, and hot tubs. It is designed as a year-round retreat, equally suited to post-ski recovery and summer relaxation. Beyond the property, Deer Valley Resort offers direct ski-in, ski-out access during winter months and transforms into a landscape of hiking, mountain biking, and outdoor concerts through the summer season. Park City's historic Main Street sits a short distance away, with its galleries, restaurants, and the cultural energy of the Sundance Film Festival each January.
What lingers about Stein Eriksen Lodge is its particular rhythm. Mornings begin with fresh mountain air and first tracks on groomed corduroy. Afternoons settle into warm lobbies and unhurried conversations. Evenings unfold over candlelit tables and the quiet crackle of a fire. It is a property that understands the mountain not as a backdrop but as the organizing principle for everything it offers.
The approach alone signals something uncommon. Set mid-mountain at Deer Valley Resort in Park City, Utah, Stein Eriksen Lodge occupies a position that most ski lodges can only approximate. Inspired by the legacy of Olympic gold medalist Stein Eriksen, the property draws from Norwegian architectural traditions with steeply pitched rooflines, hand-hewn timbers, and stonework that feels native to the Wasatch Range. The scale is grand but never imposing. Floor-to-ceiling windows frame views of the surrounding peaks, and interiors balance warm wood tones with a sense of alpine formality that has defined this lodge since its founding.
Accommodations span a wide range, from well-appointed hotel rooms and suites to expansive residences and luxury chalets. Many feature fireplaces, private balconies, and full kitchens, with layouts designed to accommodate both intimate getaways and multi-generational gatherings. The Lodge Suites and Chalet rooms sit closest to the main building, while the broader collection of homes and residences extends the property's footprint across the mountainside, offering seclusion without sacrificing access to the lodge's central amenities.
Dining is anchored by the Glitretind Restaurant, a refined mountain dining room where seasonal menus draw from regional ingredients and a carefully curated wine program. The atmosphere shifts between elegant dinners and more relaxed weekend brunches, both set against sweeping mountain views. The Troll Hallen Lounge offers a more casual counterpoint, with cocktails, aprés-ski bites, and a fireplace-warmed setting that becomes the lodge's natural gathering point at the end of a ski day. During warmer months, outdoor terraces extend the experience into open air.
What we love about this stay
There's a particular quality to Stein Eriksen Lodge that separates it from the broader landscape of mountain luxury — it feels genuinely settled into itself, unhurried and deeply rooted in the Wasatch Range rather than simply placed against it. The pine-scented lobby, the grand fireplace, the sense that warmth here isn't manufactured but earned by the altitude and the cold just outside — it all registers as something closer to a mountain home that happens to operate at an exceptional level. The ski-in/ski-out access to Deer Valley's terrain means your day has a satisfying simplicity: slopes, then stillness. And those evenings around the outdoor fire pit, trading stories with the alpine quiet pressing in, carry a specific intimacy that's hard to replicate at lower elevations. It's the kind of place that imprints on you — not through grandeur alone, but through the accumulated feeling of days spent between cold air and deep comfort.
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Where you'll be staying
7700 Stein Way, Park City, UT, US
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Guest
DEC 2025
Excellent! Loved it! The added steam shower and the hot tub on the deck. Also a great restaurant.
Guest
DEC 2025
Amazing stay!
Guest
DEC 2025
The service was simply impeccable. The elaborate daily breakfast buffet, proximity to slopes, … complete joy.
Guest
DEC 2025
After staying here, it was obvious why the Stein Erikson Lodge earned a five star rating. One of the many things that stood out to me was how genuinely kind the staff was. You could tell that they love serving all of the guests who come and making the experience want to remember. It’s hard to beat the location, and the place is absolutely beautiful. But the people made it a place to remember.
Guest
DEC 2025
Unfortunately, the Altitude was a bit too high for us at 8100 ft. Individuals with Cardiac health issues need to be aware of the altitude.
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