Stein Eriksen Lodge Deer Valley

Nice older hotel that has been updated. Stayed in 222 on the night of 11/23/25. Great pool area for kids. Our sinks and shower had no hot water. Our standing tub had very hot water…so we showered/brushed teeth/washed faces etc in the tub. I let the front desk know the next morning and they just said “thanks for letting us know”. Was expecting her to offer some type of credit for a hotel of this cost. Did not receive one, but didn’t push anyone.

Absolutely a piece of heaven. Every day I spent there was wonderful, and every person working there seemed to be genuinely caring about you and your experience. I highly recommend the spa too, Amanda was very insightful and helped with my neck/shoulder pain, I felt like a new person and wish I had done a 2hrs session. Truly one of a kind people, place and experience. 5 stars is simply not enough. :)

This is a particularly strong destination for families. Staff were consistently patient and attentive, especially with kids, without being intrusive. For a child having multiple firsts on the mountain, that kind of environment matters. The attention to quality carries through beyond the skiing as well. Food and beverage offerings reflect a level of care you don’t often see on-mountain, with thoughtfully curated selections rather than generic options. Ending the day with an excellent wine experience was an unexpected but fitting touch. A place that delivers a reliable, high-quality experience across the board. Would return without hesitation.

We have stayed at this hotel several times. The service is excellent. Our suite was beautiful with a Wolf stove and Sub Zero fridge. We had glass walls with a view of skiers on the slopes. We had two decks. We stayed in our beautiful suite a lot because the weather was terrible (meaning no snow in February, but nobody can control this…) We did ski and loved leaving our stuff in a locker near the slopes. There are several vans to give you rides and we used them every day. We never waited for more than five minutes. They provide tons of water and we got little surprises in our room every night. The amenities are high end and replaced. We had a steam shower and regular one. A sit down makeup area outside the bathroom. Two gas fireplaces. Love this lodge.

This is boomer luxury. Molton Brown soaps not flamingo estate if you know what I mean… plastic purified water (glorified Dasani) in the rooms not glass spring water… Sauna is available only to spa customers. They say you can buy a day pass for $100 to use the sauna if there’s room in the locker room but it was full my entire stay. I also couldn’t get a massage either. The shuttle is one sprinter van shared amongst the entire hotel. Good luck actually getting a ride. I waited 28 minutes and then they abandoned me in the 11 degree freeze. Nice… the room itself was pretty nice I’ll give them that. Another annoying thing is they don’t tell you til you check in but they charge you a 10% service fee PER DAY… the rooms are $900/night so that’s a lil crazy. Oh one more funny thing when I arrived t