Montage Deer Valley serves up luxe mountain suites with fireplaces, spa, pools, top dining, and effortless ski-in/ski-out in a cozy, family-friendly vibe.
"A ski resort with holiday activities including ornament decorating, gingerbread house displays, tree lighting ceremonies, and holiday dining experiences."
"Montage Deer Valley is ideal for families, offering activities like archery lessons and snow tubing, a pub with arcade games and a bowling alley, a kids club, and direct access to hiking paths and groomed slopes." - Travel + Leisure Editors
"Montage Deer Valley unfolds as a top family option in the heart of Utah. A must-go retreat, Montage weaves together spacious accommodations, impeccable service, and ski-in/ski-out accessibility to create an unparalleled experience. This resort transcends the ordinary, offering a family-friendly ambiance complemented by the personalized touches of the Montage Paintbox kids' program. Amidst the scenic grandeur of Deer Valley, Montage stands as a captivating haven, inviting guests to savor the finest in gourmet dining, spa indulgence, and the seamless integration of opulence with the natural beauty that defines this mountain retreat." - Ty Gaskins
"You can't beat the ease of the Montage. The staff in the pro shop are so on point—especially with children. Skis are ready by the time you get downstairs, and Deer Valley Mountain has an office right in the hotel, so ski school is a breeze. Editor's Pick: Gold List 2018"
"Fans of the Montage brand’s Laguna Beach and Beverly Hills flagships will love this mountain version, a ski-in, ski-out hotel wedged into the head of Empire Canyon. The sprawling, Craftsman-style manor debuted in 2010, solidifying Deer Valley’s standing as one of North America’s most luxurious ski resorts. Service shines, starting with the “Mountain Host,” who greets guests in the majestic lobby rotunda. Up the grand staircase, the full-service Vista Lounge acts as a communal living room, with vaulted ceilings, exposed wood beams, floor-to-ceiling windows, and leather furnishings gathered around limestone fireplaces. To further entertain guests, there’s also a museum-quality collection of Western art, including Carl Runguis panoramas, John James Audubon prints, and Frederic Remington portraits. The hotel’s X-shaped footprint means nearly every room has small deck with mountain or valley views. Averaging around 600 square feet, large guestrooms are airy and inviting with lofted ceilings and soothing natural hues. Remote-controlled gas fireplaces are the centerpiece of each room, though the bath suite with heated limestone floors, marble vanity, rain shower, and soaking tub could occupy your entire evening."
