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Stein Eriksen Lodge Deer Valley Ski Buyout — Park City, UT
Destination: Park City, UTNights: 3Group: 6–16Season: December, January, February, MarchEstimated: $3,800–$6,200/person
Utah's longest-running Forbes 5-star — Stein Eriksen Lodge sits mid-mountain at Deer Valley with direct lift access from the lodge door. Suites with private decks and hot tubs, ski valets that have your boots on the bench when you walk down at 8 a.m. Glitretind Restaurant for the night-one tasting menu, the Troll Hallen Lounge for après. Day two: a Powderbird heli-ski morning out of nearby Park City for the crew that wants the helicopter day. Spa at Stein Eriksen is Forbes 5-star on its own. Salt Lake City airport (SLC) is 35 minutes — easier than Vail.
What You'll Do
Skiing
Spa
Scenic Overlook
Cigar Bar
Where You Sleep
- · Stein Eriksen Lodge Deer Valley (suite block, ski-in/ski-out mid-mountain)
Where You Eat
- · Glitretind Restaurant (Forbes 4-star)
- · Troll Hallen Lounge (après)
- · The Brass Tag Park City (off-property dinner)
Questions
How big a group can the lodge handle?
Lodge accommodates groups up to 440 at full buyout. A normal bachelor block is 6-12 suites with shared common space.
Is heli-ski actually doable from Stein?
Yes — Powderbird operates out of Park City with shuttle pickup at the lodge. Book 60+ days ahead in season.
Best time to go?
Mid-January through late-February — best snow, before the spring break crowds. President's Day weekend is a premium block.
Vs Vail/Beaver Creek?
Stein is mid-mountain with direct lift access — no village shuttle. SLC is 35 minutes vs DEN's 2 hours to Vail. More skiing, less driving.
Ready to book the story?
Five quick questions, then we build the full itinerary — lodging, daily schedule, dining, bars, the group-chat message — and drop you into a Trip Room you can share with the crew.