Superior Room, 1 King Bed
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The St. Regis Deer Valley
5.0 out of 5.0
88.0% based on 909 reviews
Recent guest reviews
We have stayed at many St Regis hotels over the years and we have friends that come here and love it. However, i have to say i was not impressed. It started with the valet. It was our first time and the guy was like not helpful and told us we had to take the funicular up to the top. I asked about the luggage and does that go up as well? I felt he treated us like we did not belong. Telling me at least three times. It is an exclusive community and only he could drive my car. I was confused and started unloading the car myself. In which he then said he would drive the car up and the luggage So we took the funicular. The guys at valet also seemed a little too comfortable With their jobs. We did not get quick service and did not feel welcome. The rooms are nice and large. And the facility is typical st Regis beautiful. It is right on the mountain. All of that is good. But if you do not feel welcome it is really just a bummer We went to the pool to cool down. I asked for some cocktails and the guy said closed. But then went ahead and helped us out. Good employee Before dinner i called the butler and asked when J and G grill closed the kitchen. She told me 930. We got down at 915 and were told they closed at 9. We had to raise a stink to get seated. They did and we had a nice meal. In the morning. I needed something from my car I called down. Waited 15 min. Went downstairs. No car. I asked the guy. And he acted dumb. Then the other guy said. Oh yeah. Here you go and just handed me the keys to go myself. Again. I brought down a tip expecting service. Obviously no tip was given. There are also no coffee machines in the rooms. And i called the butler and asked for some French press as we have done at other St Regis. I was told sorry. Only for the suites. You have to go downstairs for coffee. She never offered room service. Or other options. Basically. Not that happy or impressed with the service. Not sure we will come back to try out for skiing. I can only imagine if it is busy the service must be even worse.
The resort is truly beautiful. We stayed in a suite — 2 bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms, 2 balconies, 2 fireplaces, TVs in living room, bedrooms, and bathrooms, fully appointed kitchen. Tastefully and thoughtfully furnished — in room safe, good lighting, lots of closet and drawer space. Great tub and separate shower, but the rain shower shower head occasionally dripped cold water when using just the regular shower head and that was quite uncomfortable. Plus it took close to five minutes each morning for the water to get hot. Also the lighting on the make-up mirror needed to be replaced. Most of the staff were extremely friendly and helpful, but one of the housekeeping staff tried to pull a scam about needing help to get an inheritance from Ghana! Truly surprising and will be reported. I think we caught the resort in the off-season which was nice in terms of limited crowds, but also a bit lacking in some of the services — housekeeping staff did not always replenish toiletries — concierge was not available much of the time, but Breanna did a great job filling in. Staff did not always “notice” the “do not disturb” sign which was annoying several times. On-site eating options are limited, but there is free shuttle service into Park City which was very convenient. And $395 for a facial — really?!!! But all of my complaints (other than the Ghana inheritance scam) were minor and overall it was a lovely visit.
This was our first stay with a St. Regis and we were in awe from the moment we arrived. When you pull in, you hand your keys to a valet and are directed through a maze of luxury to the funicular. You then ride to the top of the mountain to the main hotel where you will walk through another luxurious maze passing ballrooms doors and restaurants with gorgeous views. The main lobby is large and airy with dark wood accents and a giant fireplace. From the moment we checked in, we were treated like royalty. We received a room upgrade at no cost and walked into a BEAUTIFUL 1 bedroom suite that is larger than our 2 bedroom condo at home. The room includes a full kitchen with kitchen tools and a Nespresso machine, a large dining table, living area with small tv, dvd player, small sofa, gas fireplace and a small balcony with chairs and table. There is a half bath off of the main foyer but then you walk into the bedroom door and find a large bathroom with a large shower and separate tub. Just beyond this bathroom is the bedroom which includes a king size bed, small loveseat with a footrest and comfy throw and yet another gas fireplace. I have multiple spinal and joint issues but I slept comfortably and through the night and we did not feel when the other climbed in and out of bed. The view from our room was phenomenal and all of the windows opened to let in the cool mountain air.The room upgrade also included butler service and we took advantage of their morning coffee delivery. No matter who the butler on duty was, they were always amazing. One woman told us that if we experienced any discomfort due to the altitude, they would bring us coconut water and headache medicine to help. The resort has nightly 'smores and drinks on the outside deck and I wish we had taken advantage of this at least once. I noticed that the hotel had bikes on the property so it wouldn't surprise me if they offered them to guests who wanted to explore the area. We didn't eat in the restaurant but we did take advantage of room service multiple times and we enjoyed each meal. There are multiple restaurant options within Deer Valley and into the heart of Park City so I encourage anyone who goes to explore. I would love to see the area in wintertime but we were there in the off season in order to attend a family member's graduation. I would definitely recommend the St. Regis for a romantic getaway where you will be thoroughly pampered. We only had one con to the hotel stay itself. Because it was the off season, workers were on site. Our room was a corner studio and we slept with the windows open but the arrival of workers/work trucks woke us abruptly. We just closed the windows the next night. We understood completely and find no fault with the hotel for getting work done during the slow season.
We planned to stay one night at The St. Regis before heading to Salt Lake City for the Young Living convention. We arrived on Sunday and were able to upgrade our room for a reasonable fee to a suite. It was spectacular. The room was more than comfortable, the views were amazing, and since we were here in the early summer, the hiking trails were great without being too hot. We enjoyed our first night so much that we booked another night the next morning. Unfortunately, the suites were already booked so we got a king room which was still very nice. The food is a little overpriced, but that's what you expect at a hotel like this. I think the only thing that caught us off guard was when we ordered salads for lunch at the pool, and each got a club soda. The club soda came in a very small plastic cup, we didn't get refills, and they were $6 each. Not trying to sound stingy, just a lesson we learned. The fitness center is great for a hotel, and the property is VERY peaceful. My wife relaxed quickly. We'd definitely recommend it and would love to come back in the winter for some skiing. It was relaxing, peaceful, with just enough service to meet our needs while leaving us alone to enjoy our time together.
My son - always creative - called three months ago to say he wanted to ask his girlfriend for her hand in marriage - AND have the wedding the next day - in Park City (we are from St. Louis)! I called the St. Regis - his dream wedding location - and thankfully connected with Christina Mytinger. Christina LOVED the idea and immediately went to work to make it all happen. She immediately connected me with best St. Regis-preferred vendors to help. Christina mapped out a plan, beginning with the surprise engagement on Friday, June 1st (photo on the St. Regis Instagram). She hid our group of 70+ in the St. Regis wine vault (a GREAT place to hang out!) then we all emerged to surprise the newly engaged couple just moments after my son dropped to one knee and proposed! A few moments later, he let his fiancé know the wedding was to be the next day. After the initial shock followed by assurances of a plan that covered all the bases (dress, hair, make up, St. Regis outdoor wedding and ballroom reception), she was all-in! The wedding on the Grand Lawn was simply gorgeous, and the view magnificent! After a very emotional exchange of vows, with the bride's father as officiant, we enjoyed celebratory cocktails and appetizers on the beautiful outdoor Mountain Terrace. The bacon-wrapped shrimp, mini-grilled cheese sandwiches with tomato soup and pork belly confit recommended by Christina were outstanding appetizers! We moved to the Astor Ballroom for the reception; it had been magically transformed! The Angus beef tenderloin was incredible - huge servings and perfectly prepared. Because the bride loves potatoes, Christina had cones of French fries served later in the evening on the dance floor! Every aspect of the evening was perfect; extraordinary service, numerous special touches, Christina thought of EVERYTHING, including a romantic suite for the newly-married couple complete with rose petals and champagne! So many absolutely perfect touches to this event. I am so grateful to the St. Regis and to Christina for her creativity, organization and hard work to make this event so incredible! And kudos to the fabulous vendors: Artisan Blooms, PepperNix photography, Natalie Cope at Cope & Co., Carrie's Cakes, Matt at Greenlight Booking for the band Club Rock, Diamond Rental! Thank you Christina and the St. Regis for pulling off the perfect engagement and wedding on such short notice!!! Susan P. Sullivan
We just can't say enough about this hotel. We were finishing up a two week road trip and arrived frazzled and tired. Checkin with Taylor was awesome and then Ms. Yoder helped make our daughter's 10th birthday really special. We returned to our room after a fun but hot day at Olympic park to a beautiful tray of cookies. The kids were really excited to watch Shrek in the pool that evening and Devin helped me get a piece of cake for her from the restaurant. There isn't ANYTHING else we could have asked for. Awesome hotel and staff!
We were just sight-seeing with some locals who wanted us to see the St Regis. From the valet parking to the funicular to the dining area, it was quite a trip. You get the feeling of how the 1% live. While very elegant, I found the public areas sparse in terms of furniture and decor - certainly not as warm and inviting as other lodges I've been in. Too chilly for lunch on the terrace for us.
Spent three nights in a deluxe suite to enjoy a long weekend. It was a beautiful time of year to be at the property. Enjoyed sharing this visit with my fiancé....it's such a unique treat to arrive via funicular. Check in and check out were both quick and effortless. The suite was wonderful-relaxing and quiet. I had arranged a charcuterie plate to be waiting on arrival and it was lovely to sit on the balcony and enjoy it with champagne. It's lovely to be able to hike right from the resort. Angie, the concierge, set us up with maps and even walked us out to the trail. Another day, she provided maps and details for a gorgeous drive and hike to Bridal Veil Falls and the Sundance Resort. She was a delight and we very much appreciated her advice. The biggest bright spot was Victoria, who delivered breakfast the first morning. She recognized I was suffering from altitude sickness and immediately went above and beyond to ensure my speedy recovery. She truthfully saved our day. I hope St Regis knows how lucky there are to have such a wonderful lady as a member of their team. The housekeeping team was also lovely. They kept the room impeccable. The evening turndown service was always beautiful. The first night we were treated to a rose petal turndown and it was such a surprise and just gorgeous. A couple very minor things: Calls to the valet were repeatedly left unanswered and once we even had to walk down and request our car, even though it appeared the resort was not close to capacity. The girl who did the sabering on the Sunday night acted as if it were a burden. Years ago, Marcel performed it with such respect for the St Regis tradition. I never encountered our butler; at checkin the butler was called, but never appeared over the course of our stay. One morning I called at 9am for two shirts to be ironed....said I needed them returned at 4. I could have easily done it, but as it was part of the amenity.....I had to call at 430 to inquire as we had a dinner reservation. On previous visits, I saw my assigned butler, Mr, Alexander, daily and tasked included were performed quickly and with perfection. Other things to note: The spa is lovely. It is well worth your time and money. The black truffle pizza and steamed shrimp salad are yummy! The nightly s'mores ritual is a fun treat. If getting your car at the front lobby, it is quite a drive back into Park City...not a deal breaker, just plan accordingly. If you're without a car or just want a change of pace, the Deer Valley Grocery is an easy walk from the funicular and serves delicious breakfast and lunch. Thank you St Regis Deer Valley and especially Angie, Victoria, and housekeeping for making our visit truly memorable.
Lunch on the Mountain Terrace is a great experience with fantastic views and comfortable ambiance. Our servers: Brody & McKenna made everything very special. And the food was terrific - Veggie dishes and burgers. St Regis has a great wine list and some very interesting and enjoyable alcohol drinks - try the Bloody Mary 7452. Remember, you’re at altitude - the Bloody Mary is a hint and a hit.
The ability to walk out and straight onto the slopes is fantastic, the views from the bar over the valley are sensational and the service we received in all areas were excellent. The barman is fantastic and remembers your name after your first visit, plus what your favourite drink is!
Hotel highlights
- Steps from Deer Valley Resort
- Free WiFi in rooms and public areas
- Onsite dining
- Spa
Located in Deer Valley, The St. Regis Deer Valley is adjacent to Deer Valley Resort with other popular attractions like Park City Mountain Resort within a within a few miles (5 km). This 174-room, 5-star resort welcomes business and leisure travelers with ski-in/ski-out access, a full-service spa, and a restaurant. In the mountains, the resort is also close to Park City Museum and Kimball Art Center.
Dining
Enjoy a bite to eat at the resort's restaurant, or relax with a drink at the bar/lounge. Savor a meal from the comfort of your room with 24-hour room service, or get a quick energy boost at the coffee shop/café. For your convenience, breakfast is available for a fee.
Rooms
All 174 air-conditioned rooms feature minibars, free bottled water, and safes. Guests can enjoy free WiFi and LCD TVs. Bathrooms offer hair dryers and free toiletries, and pillowtop beds with Egyptian cotton sheets and down comforters ensure a restful night.
Property features
Guests of The St. Regis Deer Valley have access to ski-in/ski-out access, a full-service spa, and an outdoor pool. Valet parking is available for USD 30.00 per night. The 24-hour front desk has multilingual staff ready to assist with dry cleaning/laundry and securing valuables. Other amenities at this ski resort include a fitness center, a spa tub, and a sauna.
Reviews from Trip Advisor
88.0% of guests recommend this hotel
Total of 909 reviews