Sundance Resort in Sundance, Utah
Immerse yourself in the beautiful mountain retreat of Sundance, Utah, just outside of Salt Lake City, at the fabulously serene Sundance Resort – part of the LVX collection of Preferred Hotels & Resorts. Surrounded by lush forests in the shadow of magnificent Mt. Timpanogos, this boutique resort is a picturesque retreat in the sunny summer or white winter. Bright and charming cottages are comfortably rustic, with rich wood walls and a simple elegance that invites you to experience Utah's natural beauty. Warm yourself by the fireplace after a day in the mountains, or step out through French doors to your peaceful patio for a relaxing evening watching the stars come out brilliantly overhead. Leave all the worries and cares of the world behind, breathe in the fresh mountain air, and truly find yourself.
In the gorgeous summer months head out to explore the mountains from the top of the peaks to the rivers and valleys. Hike along stunning trails to Stewart Falls, along Black Forest Loop, or to the top of Arrowhead Summit Trail. Mountain bike or horseback ride along miles of mountain and valley trails, then cool off with a whitewater rafting or kayak excursion on the Provo River. Relax with a round of golf at Homestead or Soldier Hollow, followed by a peaceful afternoon fly-fishing on the river. When winter sets in, gaze out over a gleaming new world, and head to the slopes for endless fun. Ski and snowboard down 41 runs over 450 acres, cross country ski at the Nordic Center, and even take to the slopes at night to ski under the stars. Visit Clark Planetarium for breathtaking stargazing after the sun has set, then return to the resort for a hearty dinner. Unwind in the Tree Room, after a day on the slopes, with rustic fine dining and the perfect glass of wine. Finish the night with a cocktail at the warm and cozy Owl Bar and then retire to your room for a peaceful night's sleep in the mountains at Sundance Resort.
Location of Sundance Resort
Nearest Airport: SLC
Amenities for Sundance Resort
- General Information
- 109 Guest Rooms
- Ecologically Sustainable Practices
- Dining
- Outdoor Dining
- 2 Restaurants
- Bar
- Room Service
- Deli
- On-Site Amenities
- Concierge
- Spa on Property
- Fitness Center
- WiFi
- Bicycle Rental
- Gardens
- Movie Theater
- In-Room Amenities
- iPod Docks
- Coffee & Tea Facilities
- Luxury Bath Amenities
- Activities
- Hiking
- Mountain Biking
- Fly Fishing
- Downhill Skiing
- River Rafting
- Art Classes
- Cross Country Skiing
- Snowshoeing
- Snowboarding
- Horseback Riding
- Business
- Meeting Rooms
- Conference Facilities
- Family
- Children's Programs
- Children's Menus
- Kids Spa Treatments
- Nearby
- Restaurants
- Interests
- Active & Adventure
- Ski & Snow
Reviews for Sundance Resort
Our family of 4 stayed at Sundance Mountain Resort on the way from Yellowstone National Park to the Grand Canyon. After a couple of nights at a park property, and headed to another one, we were looking forward to the pampering amenities of a highly rated resort. Unfortunately, we were soon to discover that was not to be. The property is rustic & charming. Our loft room was spacious & well-appointed. We loved the balcony outside the master bedroom overlooking a rushing creek. The kids loved the loft with twin beds. While I'm sure it's lovely in fall or winter, the area was experiencing record heat, and there is no ac in the guest rooms. The staff promised us it would cool down after nightfall, but it remained stifling, even with 4 fans roaring all night & the windows open. The kids ended up on the sofa bed rather than the loft & I spent a miserable night waiting to spontaneously combust. I really feel like the staff should have alerted us to the situation so we could have the opportunity to find other accommodations. Rather they seemed preoccupied by the ongoing theatre production and the presence of Redford. Really wishing we had saved the time & money by just staying at a suites hotel off the freeway.
Christine J - Doylestown, Pennsylvania
They have 5 zip lines the shortest ride is about 1,000 ft. and the longest is over 2,500 ft. high in the Wasatch Mountains. You are conveyed by ski lift to the various runs. The heights and views are spectacular. The rides are long and thrilling when compared to other forest and/or rainforest locations.
Charlie S - Novi, Michigan
Thought we'd stop in for lunch, but because we had a dog we could not go into the Grill so we had to order from the deli and eat out front under the trees near the water, it was lovely. The food was good and fresh and the outdoors was great. Lots of summer activities to do as well, I hope to go back when I have more time.
vym6 - Gilmer, Texas
This is a spectacular hotel. Everything is understated and rustic. It is not overdeveloped. Be sure to visit the owl bar. The service is exceptional at this resort but it is isolated and a destination resort. Be prepared to enjoy the great outdoors! That's why you go there....and ski resort is top notch. They have one of the steepest runs I have ever skied call "vertigo"
1466martin
We hiked to the falls from the base of the mountain. The trail, once you find it is beautiful and winds along green trains and rolling creeks. The trouble is, the trails are VERY POORLY marked. 5 out of 6 signs we encountered said "no hiking." The maps provided by the resort are not well marked. It's almost as if they don't want hikers on the property! Be sure to get clear instructions before heading out on this hike.
mebaneb - Wilmington, North Carolina
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