Alta Lodge offers guests the classic ski vacation – reminiscent of the days when ski accommodations offered more than just a place to stay. The atmosphere is relaxed, intimate and informal. Guests make themselves at home in front of the lobby fireplace with the New York Times, have afternoon tea from 3:30 - 5 pm or unwind in the Sitzmark Bar, a private club for members and Alta Lodge guests.
Breakfast and a four-course dinner are included with overnight lodging. Guests can enjoy the tradition of group dining or dine at a private table. A full service ski shop is adjacent to the lodge. Rooms range from corner rooms with a fireplace and balcony to dormitory rooms. Rates range from $108 to $555 per room and include full breakfast and four course dinner.
Specialty ski camps for powder skiing, women’s skiing and backcountry skiing are run through the lodge in December, January and April. During low season, two kids ages 18 & under stay for free in their parents’ room. A free Kids’ Program is available at the Lodge for parents with small children.
Opened in 1939 by the Denver & Rio Grande Railroad as Alta's first ski lodge, the Lodge has been owned and and operated by the Levitt family since 1959. The Lodge is located at 8,600 feet (2,620 meters) at the base of the Alta Ski Area – just 32 miles (52 km) from the Salt Lake International Airport
(Please note: List of amenities may not be complete.)
In Room Amenities
Amenities on Premises
Other Amenities
Full Bath
Hairdryer
Free Wi-Fi
Bar/Lounge
Deck
Fireplace
Hot Tub
Restaurant
Sauna
Ski Lockers
Airport Shuttle
Guest Laundry
Non-Smoking Rooms
Ski Resort Shuttle
Ski-In/Ski-Out
Pets Not Allowed
Free Parking
Ski in/ski out to Alta; adjacent to Snowbird. Full breakfast & Four course dinner included in winter season rates. Alta Lodge is a non smoking facility.
Other amenities include: in-room boot dryers, afternoon tea, in-room personal safes, voice mail, and on-premise general store. Some rooms are available with a fireplace. Free wireless internet service is available throughout the lodge, and there is also a computer available for guest use in a public area.
