Best Spa Hotels in Utah

Sitting about a mile from the Arizona border in Canyon Point, Utah, Amangiri incorporates the surrounding landscape into its design. The hotel adopts the muted browns of the desert in its interior, and its pool wraps around a sandstone butte. Guests love that all of the rooms boast spectacular desert views, and the private courtyards are also a big hit. Amangiri invites guests to take part in activities like hiking and horseback riding, but if you'd prefer a more relaxing day, head straight to the Spa, where treatments are infused with Navajo healing traditions. It may boast a beautiful setting and luxurious amenities, but guests say it's the friendliness of Amangiri's staff that will keep them coming back. Just be prepared for sticker shock: Some travelers note that the room rates here are far from budget-friendly.

This member of the St. Regis family – just southwest of Park City, Utah – truly lives up to the brand's luxurious standards. The resort's appearance garners rave reviews: The lobby and on-site J&G Grill are held up by massive stone columns, while spacious guest rooms feature crackling gas fireplaces and private balconies. Recent guests were happy with the customer service team here as well, noting that the personal butlers are top-notch. Overall, visitors were more than satisfied with The St. Regis Deer Valley, which is home to such amenities as a heated outdoor pool (complete with two whirlpools) and a sports equipment rental facility for when you're ready to hit the nearby ski slopes. And because this hotel is a part of the Marriott hotel family, Marriott Bonvoy members can earn and use points here. Just be ready to shell out if you're planning on staying at this ski in/ski out property during peak season. 

Situated less than 4 miles south of Park City, Utah, in Deer Valley, this massive resort places powder hounds right next to the slopes of Deer Valley Resort. What's more, Montage Deer Valley's Spa Montage and ski concierge services will keep you and your equipment in top shape. But its ski-in/ski-out identity doesn't make this five-star property a winter-only escape: A massive outdoor pool, kayak and canoe routes and more than 300 miles of accessible hiking trails keep the Montage Deer Valley in season all year round. Guests rave about the spacious rooms, all of which feature cozy gas fireplaces, private balconies or patios and resort or mountain views. And once you've worked up an appetite on the slopes or trails, the resort's five eateries will satisfy a variety of cravings. Visitors also praise the property for its exceptional customer service, claiming they felt like VIPs.

Just south of Park City, Utah, this hotel plays up its role as a ski haven with large stone fireplaces and old-fashioned leather furniture. Guest rooms are spacious and simple, sporting neutral hues, private fireplaces and hot tubs. But while the cozy ambiance and slopeside locale are major perks, guests agree there's more to Stein Eriksen Lodge than style and convenience. The Norwegian-inspired spa offers a wide variety of treatments, and the cuisine at the Glitretind Restaurant and the Troll Hallen earns rave reviews from recent diners. The property's top-notch customer service also received high praise from previous visitors. A complimentary shuttle service to nearby Park City, a fitness center, two pools and a ski rental shop are some of the other amenities here, but beware of high room rates if you book last minute accommodations. 

As the bigger sibling to the popular Little America Hotel, The Grand America Hotel leads the boutique pack in Salt Lake City. Located downtown, this large property is decked out in Victorian motifs, such as gilded wall paneling, crystal candeliers and antique furniture. Guests love the elegant feel of this hotel because, as they note, the fancy decor doesn't take away from the comfort. Guest rooms are elegant, but the beds are comfortable, the bathrooms are large and the in-room features (like the flat-screen TVs and complimentary wireless internet) are modern. The hotel's long list of services –which include an indoor pool (daily fee applies) and kid-friendly amenities – also earn this hotel a thumbs-up. And while the hotel's design is high-end, guests note that the staff lacks any signs of pretention, displaying warm and friendly manners.

The Hotel Park City, Autograph Collection attracts guests with its romantic lodge-like atmosphere and its location near Wasatch Mountain and the Canyons Resort by Park City, Utah. Though guests praise the hotel's stunning setting and homey decor (the exposed wooden beams, Jacuzzi tubs, private balconies and stone fireplaces are particularly nice touches), many cite the hotel staff as the primary perk. Some recent visitors noted that rooms are beginning to show some wear, however, many agree that everyone, from the concierge to the waiters at Ruth's Chris Steak House, are incredibly friendly and accommodating. When you find some downtime, lounge by the pool, relax in the spa, hit the ski slopes or play a round of golf at the adjacent golf course.

The Grand Summit Hotel, A RockResort in Park City, Utah, features suites with kitchens, gas fireplaces and free Wi-Fi access. On-site amenities include a business center, an outdoor heated pool and hot tub, shuttle service, garage parking, childrens center and child care services, a steam room, a fitness center and a sauna. The hotel recently (2017) underwent a $15 million renovation, and now includes the RockResorts Spa with massage therapy treatments and First Tracks Cafe, which offers coffee beverages and pastries. The Farm is the on-site restaurant that serves regionally sourced cuisine for dinner and afternoon small plates. The hotel is located in the heart of Park City Resort’s Canyon Village, the largest ski resort in the nation, with access to gondolas and ski rentals. Recent guests praised the helpful, friendly customer service, although other guests complained that many of the resort activities are put on hold during the summertime.

Located about 5 miles northwest of central Park City, Utah, the Westgate Park City Resort & Spa provides a cozy, inviting atmosphere for relaxing after a day on the slopes. On-site dining options include Edge Steakhouse and Drafts Sports Bar & Grill, although some recent guests noted that their hours are limited. The resort also offers an indoor/outdoor pool, as well as two hot tubs and sports facilities like basketball and tennis courts. As far as accommodations go, travelers say that the suites, villas and lofts are spacious and comfortable, thanks to amenities like kitchenettes or kitchens, king-sized beds and flat-screen TVs. Although some travelers found the time-share sales pitches to be annoying and a bit of a mood-killer, overall, guests were pleased with the polite customer service.

Sitting on the banks of the Colorado River amid Moab, Utah's famous red buttes, the Sorrel River Ranch Resort and Spa offers guests easy access to natural attractions like Arches National Park. The resort also features a variety of adventurous activities, from horseback riding to hay rides to bocce ball. Or, if you prefer to do nothing at all, spend your days soaking up the sun by the pool or massaging your cares away at the spa. And at the end of the day, grab a bite to eat at the River Grill Restaurant, where you can enjoy great views alongside fresh farm-to-table cuisine. Though the location of this property isn't exactly convenient (about 250 miles southeast of Salt Lake City), guests do appreciate the seclusion, claiming that it makes quieter resort activities like hiking and yoga more enjoyable. However, some guests note that the customer service and the food at the restaurant do not match the 5-star price tag.

While Utah might be the last place you'd think to look for a European getaway, Zermatt Resort offers a taste of life across the pond, no passport required. Located in Midway, this Gemstone property was named after Zermatt, Switzerland due to a similarity between the Wasatch Mountain valley and the Swiss Matterhorn region. But the landscape isn't Zermatt Resort's only brag-worthy feature. Guests particularly like this resort for its family-friendly amenities, such as a mini-golf course, a pool and a carousel. Grown-ups will also find plenty of ways to play, thanks to tennis and shuffleboard courts and a full-service spa. However, some guests report bad run-ins with management and rude staff members. When hunger strikes, take the kids for some pizza at Wildfire Smokehaus, or plan a gourmet date night at Z's Steak & Chop Haus. And as the day draws to a close, visitors say you won't be able to wait to jump into the guest rooms' plush beds. Or, stay in an upgraded suite to enjoy extras like your own fireplace or a private deck with a jetted tub.

According to recent travelers, the Waldorf Astoria Park City, which is surrounded by the Wasatch Mountains, makes a great home base for a Utah ski vacation. The Frostwood Gondola, located across the street, shuttles guests to Canyons Village. From there, travelers can access more than 7,300 acres of skiable terrain and more than 300 trails. Visitors can also rent equipment and purchase lift tickets through the property's services. But wintertime skiers aren't Waldorf's only happy campers. The hotel is also conveniently situated near stunning fly-fishing spots and miles of hiking trails. Golf, mountain biking and summer concerts round out the warm-weather offerings. What's more, travelers say that the resort's pool is the perfect place to spend a sunny afternoon. Recent guests also appreciated the quality of service at the award-winning spa. But you don't necessarily need to hit the spa to feel pampered: Guest rooms are spacious yet cozy and come with plush linens and gas fireplaces. Visitors also say they feel like VIPs thanks to the oversized bathrooms (equipped with high-definition TVs). In addition, the Powder restaurant received rave reviews and serves elevated comfort food for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Overall, prior guests concluded that this Waldorf Astoria has beautiful decor and excellent amenities, but some said that the five-star service is lacking. As a member of the Hilton family, members of the Hilton Honors program can reap benefits here. 

Rising out of Deer Valley Resort's Silver Lake Village, The Chateaux Deer Valley offers guests the quintessential ski lodge experience, complete with crackling fireplaces and winter sports equipment rentals. Guest rooms range from simple studios to multiroom villas, each equipped with a kitchenette or kitchen, complimentary wireless internet and carved wooden furnishings. But that's not all: The Chateaux Deer Valley also features perks like a heated outdoor pool and hot tubs, plus a highly rated spa. Its gourmet Cena Ristorante and Lounge serves up hearty portions of fresh pastas and flatbread pizzas.

Flanking Utah's striking red buttes several miles northwest of St. George, the Red Mountain Resort immerses guests in the state's spectacular scenery. The resort's decor is inspired by the Utah desert — guest rooms feature earthy greens and browns with pops of bright orange (not to mention flat-screen TVs and complimentary Wi-Fi). Look out the window and you'll see 55 acres of black lava gardens and mesquite plants; you can experience the area's landscape for yourself by booking a hiking or biking excursion through the hotel's Adventure Concierge. For a more relaxing time, kick back and relax by the pool, or take the advice of recent guests and indulge in a treatment at the Sagestone Spa & Salon. Guests also appreciate the Red Mountain Resort's health-conscious cuisine, served at the Canyon Breeze Restaurant.

Sundance Mountain Resort sits in Sundance, Utah about 50 miles southeast of Salt Lake City, making it a great home base for those looking to explore the Wasatch Mountains. The resort concierge is happy to schedule activities (from skiing to white-water rafting to mountain biking), while the on-site Sundance Mountain Outfitters shop makes renting equipment easy. Guests love the resort's atmosphere, praising its mountain lodge style and the regional artwork on display; the signature decor is part of founder Robert Redford's original vision. Guest rooms are spacious and feature wood furnishings, Native American artwork and amenities like Sundance Farms handmade soaps and complimentary wireless internet. Sundance Mountain Resort is also eco-friendly: Both The Spa at Sundance and the Tree Room restaurant are devoted to sustainability, relying on organic ingredients found locally.

Located in the heart of Park City, Utah, Main & SKY advertises that visitors have the best of both worlds with its proximity to the historic downtown area and quick access to various ski resorts. Whatever the reason for their trip, recent guests seem to agree. The location, the decor and the on-site bar all receive praise. Travelers also love the look and feel of the rooms, which come equipped with fireplaces and flat-panel HD TVs; previous visitors highly recommend splurging on a suite with a pool table or a private balcony with a hot tub. And as for the in-house Sugati Spa & Wellness center and TAVERN restaurant, those earn rave reviews as well. Most travelers have nothing but positive things to say about the customer service at this property, though some mention a negative check-in experience.