Quadruple Room
Sleeps 4 · 2 × 2 Queen · regular
The unit has 2 beds.
Sundance Mountain Resort
Where the canyon narrows and the creative spirit opens wide
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Sundance Mountain Resort
22 Total Rooms
22 Room Types
4.4 (48 Reviews)
The road climbs through a corridor of aspens and evergreens, following the North Fork of the Provo River deeper into the canyon until the world outside begins to feel genuinely distant. Sundance Mountain Resort emerges not as a grand arrival but as a gathering of timber and stone structures fitted into the slope of Mount Timpanogos, each one scaled to the landscape rather than imposed upon it. Founded by Robert Redford in 1969, the property carries the imprint of his conviction that art, nature, and community belong together. The architecture favors rough-hewn wood, Native American textiles, and handcrafted details that feel collected over decades rather than designed in a single pass. It is a place that has aged into its own character.
Accommodations range from mountain homes and suites to standalone cottages tucked among the trees, many with wood-burning fireplaces, private decks, and views that open toward the surrounding peaks or the forest canopy. The interiors lean into warmth and texture, with stone hearths, exposed beams, and artwork drawn from the resort's extensive collection. The Tree Room restaurant is the property's signature dining experience, set beneath a massive tree decorated with original Tiffany ornamental pieces and surrounded by walls lined with Western art and artifacts. The Foundry Grill offers a more casual, family-friendly atmosphere with a wood-fired rotisserie and views of the mountainside. The Owl Bar, housed in a restored 1890s bar originally from Thermopolis, Wyoming, is a gathering place with genuine frontier character, its original rosewood bar and bullet holes intact.
The mountain itself is central to the experience. In winter, Sundance operates as a ski area with trails spread across the front and back bowls of Mount Timpanogos, favoring uncrowded runs and a pace that feels deliberately unhurried. In warmer months, the landscape opens to hiking, mountain biking, fly fishing, horseback riding, and a scenic lift that carries guests to panoramic ridgeline views. The resort's commitment to art extends into its programming through the Art Studio, where guests can take glassblowing, pottery, jewelry-making, and printmaking workshops led by resident artists. The Spa at Sundance draws on the natural setting with treatments that incorporate local botanicals, and its outdoor spaces encourage lingering between appointments. A general store on property carries handcrafted goods, many made by local artisans.
Sundance Mountain Resort sits at the mouth of a canyon that feels genuinely removed from the pace of the Wasatch Front, even as it remains within reach of it. The surrounding terrain is protected and undeveloped, creating a sense of immersion that few mountain resorts can match. What distinguishes the property is not polish or performance but a kind of creative seriousness, a belief that a place can be both rustic and deeply considered. You leave not with the memory of luxury but with the feeling of having been somewhere with a point of view, somewhere that asked you to slow down long enough to notice the light shifting across a canyon wall.
The road climbs through a corridor of aspens and evergreens, following the North Fork of the Provo River deeper into the canyon until the world outside begins to feel genuinely distant. Sundance Mountain Resort emerges not as a grand arrival but as a gathering of timber and stone structures fitted into the slope of Mount Timpanogos, each one scaled to the landscape rather than imposed upon it. Founded by Robert Redford in 1969, the property carries the imprint of his conviction that art, nature, and community belong together. The architecture favors rough-hewn wood, Native American textiles, and handcrafted details that feel collected over decades rather than designed in a single pass. It is a place that has aged into its own character.
Accommodations range from mountain homes and suites to standalone cottages tucked among the trees, many with wood-burning fireplaces, private decks, and views that open toward the surrounding peaks or the forest canopy. The interiors lean into warmth and texture, with stone hearths, exposed beams, and artwork drawn from the resort's extensive collection. The Tree Room restaurant is the property's signature dining experience, set beneath a massive tree decorated with original Tiffany ornamental pieces and surrounded by walls lined with Western art and artifacts. The Foundry Grill offers a more casual, family-friendly atmosphere with a wood-fired rotisserie and views of the mountainside. The Owl Bar, housed in a restored 1890s bar originally from Thermopolis, Wyoming, is a gathering place with genuine frontier character, its original rosewood bar and bullet holes intact.
The mountain itself is central to the experience. In winter, Sundance operates as a ski area with trails spread across the front and back bowls of Mount Timpanogos, favoring uncrowded runs and a pace that feels deliberately unhurried. In warmer months, the landscape opens to hiking, mountain biking, fly fishing, horseback riding, and a scenic lift that carries guests to panoramic ridgeline views. The resort's commitment to art extends into its programming through the Art Studio, where guests can take glassblowing, pottery, jewelry-making, and printmaking workshops led by resident artists. The Spa at Sundance draws on the natural setting with treatments that incorporate local botanicals, and its outdoor spaces encourage lingering between appointments. A general store on property carries handcrafted goods, many made by local artisans.
What we love about this stay
Sundance feels like a place that was built around a conviction rather than a concept—that the American West isn't just scenery but a story worth inhabiting. You notice it in the Native American art lining the walls of the Tree Room, in the way every design detail seems to reference something specific about this landscape rather than a generic idea of mountain luxury. The rusticity here is deliberate, not decorative; fireplaces crackle in the rooms because the evenings genuinely call for it, and the Owl Bar fills with live music on weekends in a way that feels earned, not programmed. It's a place where the outdoors—skiing, hiking, the sheer presence of the Wasatch Range—isn't an amenity but the entire point, and the resort simply knows how to receive you afterward. What lingers isn't polish but personality.
Member rates
Public rate vs published member rate
Sundance Mountain Resort in Sundance, UT publishes distinct room types below. The public rate is the live cash price anyone can see. Journey publishes an entry-tier member rate for this stay — a catalog offer, not a personalized quote. Journey members get member-only rates and unique custom benefits at Alliance properties. Join on journey.com to unlock the published member rate, then check dates to book.
- What is the public rate vs the member rate at Sundance Mountain Resort?
- The public rate is the live cash price anyone can see. Journey publishes an entry-tier member rate for this stay — a catalog offer, not a personalized quote. Join on journey.com to unlock the published member rate, then check dates to book.
- Is the member rate at Sundance Mountain Resort a personalized quote?
- No. Before you connect or sign in, Journey only shows the published entry-tier member rate for this stay. It is a catalog offer, not a personalized quote.
- How do I unlock the member rate at Sundance Mountain Resort?
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Room types
Catalog room types at this hotel. Choose dates below for the public rate and the published entry-tier member rate. Those dated totals are not a personalized quote.
Timp View King + Deck
Sleeps 2 · 1 × King · 355 sq ft · regular
Alpine light spills across crisp linens as Mount Timpanogos rises just beyond your private deck — its rugged peaks so near they feel woven into the room itself. This 350-square-foot retreat at Timp View King + Deck cradles you in quiet luxury: a plush king bed behind blackout curtains, an espresso maker for unhurried mornings, and a daybed where mountain air and stillness converge. Wrap yourself in a soft bathrobe and watch the Wasatch Range shift through golden hour. Here, the landscape isn't backdrop — it's living art that stays with you.
Timp View King – Inn Room
Sleeps 2 · 1 × Super King · 452 sq ft · regular
Offering free toiletries and bathrobes, this double room includes a private bathroom with a walk-in shower, a hairdryer and slippers. The spacious double room offers a TV with streaming services, a coffee machine, a safe deposit box, heating as well as mountain views. The unit offers 1 bed.
Ridge View King – Inn Room
Sleeps 2 · 1 × Super King · 355 sq ft · regular
Offering free toiletries and bathrobes, this double room includes a private bathroom with a shower, a hairdryer and slippers. The spacious double room offers a coffee machine, a safe deposit box, heating and a TV with streaming services. The unit offers 1 bed.
Timp View Double Queen
Sleeps 4 · 2 Queen Bed · 452 sq ft · regular
Morning light traces the ridgeline of Mount Timpanogos and pours through your window, turning 450 square feet of alpine retreat into a canvas of gold. At the Timp View Double Queen, two plush queen beds wrapped in premium linens anchor a space designed for lingering—espresso steaming from the in-room maker, a daybed pulled close to the glass where the Wasatch Range shifts from snow-blue to amber. Order an in-room massage, slip into a robe, and let the silence of the peaks settle deep. This is a room that doesn't just frame the mountains—it lets them reshape you.
Timp View Double Queen + Deck – Inn Room
Sleeps 4 · 2 × 2 Queen · 452 sq ft · regular
Providing free toiletries and bathrobes, this quadruple room includes a private bathroom with a walk-in shower, a hairdryer and slippers. The spacious quadruple room provides a TV with streaming services, a coffee machine, a safe deposit box, heating as well as mountain views. The unit offers 2 beds.
ADA Double Queen
Sleeps 4 · 2 Queen Bed · regular
Soft morning light filters through blackout curtains you've drawn back just enough, falling gently across two queen beds swathed in premium linens so inviting they redefine the meaning of rest. This ADA-accessible retreat at the property speaks a quiet language of care—every surface, every threshold, every detail calibrated for effortless ease. Brew something warm from the in-room kettle, wrap yourself in a plush bathrobe, and drift toward the daybed where unhurried hours unspool naturally. A 65-inch Smart TV glows softly in the background while an in-room massage transforms your sanctuary completely. This is luxury without apology.
Timp View Double Queen + Deck
Sleeps 4 · 2 Queen Bed · 452 sq ft · regular
Golden light spills across snow-laced ridgelines as Mount Timpanogos commands the horizon from your private deck—a vista so arresting, time seems to pause mid-breath. Inside this 450-square-foot alpine sanctuary at Timp View, two queen beds swathed in premium linens promise the kind of rest only crisp mountain air can deepen. Brew espresso at dawn, stretch across the daybed with a novel, or surrender to an in-room massage as afternoon sun warms the timber beyond your railing. This is where the Wasatch Range becomes something you feel in your bones.
ADA King
Sleeps 2 · 1 × King · regular
Morning light spills across premium linens at your command—blackout drapes parting to reveal a new day unfolding on your terms. This individually designed ADA King room at the property elevates accessible luxury with a plush king bed, a daybed perfect for idle afternoons, and a private walk-in shower stocked with robes and slippers. Brew espresso, book an in-room massage, or lose yourself in the 65-inch Smart TV's glow. Every surface, every threshold, every detail has been crafted so comfort never asks permission—it simply arrives.
Timp View Double Queen – Inn Room
Sleeps 4 · 2 × 2 Queen · 452 sq ft · regular
Providing free toiletries and bathrobes, this quadruple room includes a private bathroom with a walk-in shower, a hairdryer and slippers. The spacious quadruple room provides a coffee machine, a safe deposit box, heating, a TV with streaming services, as well as mountain views. The unit offers 2 beds.
River View King + Deck
Sleeps 2 · 1 × King · 355 sq ft · regular
Dawn spills amber across the water, flooding your 350-square-foot sanctuary through floor-to-ceiling glass as the river murmurs just beyond your private deck. At River View King + Deck, a king bed swathed in crisp, cloud-soft linens anchors the space, while a plush daybed beckons you into unhurried afternoons. Pull a fresh espresso, slip into waiting robes, and let the current outside slow every thought within. Here, the river doesn't simply pass—it narrates each luminous hour, from golden morning to violet dusk, composing a stay you'll carry long after checkout.
River View King + Deck – Inn Room
Sleeps 2 · 1 × Super King · 355 sq ft · regular
Providing free toiletries and bathrobes, this double room includes a private bathroom with a walk-in shower, a hairdryer and slippers. The spacious double room provides a coffee machine, a safe deposit box, heating, a TV with streaming services, as well as river views. The unit offers 1 bed.
Timp View King + Deck – Inn Room
Sleeps 2 · 1 × Super King · 452 sq ft · regular
Providing free toiletries and bathrobes, this double room includes a private bathroom with a walk-in shower, a hairdryer and slippers. The spacious double room provides a coffee machine, a safe deposit box, heating, a TV with streaming services, as well as mountain views. The unit offers 1 bed.
Ridge View King
Sleeps 2 · 1 × King · 355 sq ft · regular
Dawn breaks softly against the ridgeline, casting amber light across your king bed's sumptuous linens—a gentle invitation to linger. At 350 square feet, the Ridge View King at this mountain retreat balances serene minimalism with tactile luxury: a daybed positioned for afternoon reverie, the dark perfume of fresh espresso curling from your in-room maker, and a plush robe awaiting after a restorative massage. Peaks and open sky frame every glance through the window. This is where stillness becomes something you carry home.
ADA Double Queen – Inn Room
Sleeps 4 · 2 × 2 Queen · 452 sq ft · regular
Offering free toiletries and bathrobes, this quadruple room includes a private bathroom with a walk-in shower, a hairdryer and slippers. The spacious quadruple room offers a coffee machine, a safe deposit box, heating and a TV with streaming services. The unit offers 2 beds.
ADA King – Inn Room
Sleeps 2 · 1 × Super King · 355 sq ft · regular
Featuring free toiletries and bathrobes, this double room includes a private bathroom with a walk-in shower, a hairdryer and slippers. The spacious double room features a coffee machine, a safe deposit box, heating, as well as a TV with streaming services. The unit has 1 bed.
Mountain Loft
Sleeps 5 · 2 × Queen Bed · regular
Firelight flickers across the ceiling as evening descends and the alpine world outside falls silent. In the Mountain Loft, hand-selected furnishings and crackling flames create a cocoon of rustic sophistication—premium bedding layered in crisp linens beckons after a day conquering trails. Slip into a plush robe, breathe in the delicate scent of designer toiletries, and let an in-room massage dissolve every last trace of tension. The 65-inch Smart TV glows softly for quieter moments, yet it's the amber warmth of the fireplace that holds you. Dawn will arrive with peaks waiting just beyond your door.
Sundance Suite – Cottage Room
Sleeps 4 · 1 × Queen · 700 sq ft · regular
Featuring a patio with mountain views, this room includes a fireplace, a separate seating area and coffee-making facilities. An iPod docking station and an private bathroom with a bathrobe is also included.
Mountain Suite – Cottage Room
Sleeps 4 · 2 × Pull-out Couch, Queen · 904 sq ft · regular
Featuring a patio with mountain views, this room includes a fireplace, a full kitchen with an oven and a stove top, a dining area and a separate seating area. An iPod docking station and an private bathroom with a bathrobe is also included.
Mountain Loft – Cottage Room
Sleeps 5 · 1 × Queen · 947 sq ft · regular
Featuring a patio with mountain views, this room includes a fireplace, a full kitchen with an oven and a stove top, a dining area and a separate seating area. An iPod docking station and an private bathroom with a bathrobe is also included.
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Where you'll be staying
8841 North Alpine Loop Road, Sundance, UT, US
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Guest
MAY 2024Sundance Mountain Resort - A Special Place This was our first stay at the Sundance Mountain Resort and we cannot wait to schedule our next trip. This is a very special place that celebrates the connection between nature, art, and community, and the resort clearly honors these values in every amenity and service offered. The resort is nestled at the base of Mount Timpanogos and includes its' own ski lift which we had hoped to ride on our second day, but unfortunately it was raining, so we ended up exploring other parts of the property. The resort accommodations include several cabins and mountain homes for guests as opposed to more traditional hotel arrangements that include one or two large buildings with individual rooms. The individual cabins provided a great deal of privacy; which we loved. We stayed in cabin 6 in the Mandan area next to the resort spa and our guest room was well-appointed with a fireplace, great-smelling lotions and soaps, and a small patio with two Adirondack chairs. From the patio, we could hear the flow of the river running through the property. Idyllic. Do note that the property is in the midst of a large construction project that, per hotel staff, will add at least 60 more rooms and is projected to be finished at the end of 2025. I don't believe the construction has impacted any of the services offered, but the construction fencing and large vehicles are a little unsightly. All throughout our stay, the staff demonstrated professionalism, kindness, and were service-oriented.
Guest
SEP 2024We stayed in 1 BR Suite. It was a really good experience
Guest
JUN 2024This was our first time staying at Sundance, and it won’t be our last. So beautiful and serene. We can’t wait to go back.
Guest
SEP 2025Guest
MAY 2025It’s simply incredible! Fulfilled all of my needs for a quiet place to decompress.
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