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    Solitude Mountain Resort

    3.7 (186 reviews)
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    Huyen C.

    Our first time at Solitude. A beautiful mountain!! Our snowboarding crew loved it. They had fresh snow two nights before... and the runs were awesome! Long and plenty of blue runs that were challenging. I wish I was really good for some of their double blacks, locals kept talking about how great they were! Not crowded, easy to get to, and a great time! Parking was fine. We reserved a pass one day (Friday) and easily got a spot and arrived to the park around 9am I think. The next day we were dropped off at the Lyft and then took the shuttle down for pick up and everything ran smoothly! Wish the bus had more room to sit, cause we were packed like sardines and stood for a 20-25 min ride down the mountain.

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    Alexei R.

    Amazing spot. Here since September 15 (almost two weeks) for work and it's an amazing beautiful resort. The staff has been amazing and the actual resort is gorgeous. There is a good few hiking trails and lots to see. Rooms are spacious and nice. Would love to come back during peak season.

    Snowboarding lessons!
    Antonio L.

    This is my first ski resort review... I'm glad it's SOLITUDE. This is definitely my home resort. Everything about solitude is above par! Service, friendliness, value, excellent terrain, and the best of all short lift lines ...compared to other resorts in Utah.Getting to Solitude by UTA Skibus is most economical way (park at the 6200 Park&Ride) If you have Ikon Pass skibus rides are free! This is why it's the Locals Resort.

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    Kris G.

    I am a complete and utter novice when it comes to snowboarding. I have only been about 5-10 times in my lifetime and haven't been in the last 5 years I think. That being said I had a pretty good day. I was awful at the snowboarding and ate snow more times than I can remember, but the overall experience was pretty easy. Getting here from Salt Lake City was pretty straight forward. Get to Midvale Fort Union Station (we took an Uber, but you can park&Ride or take the train) get the UTA Ski buss 972 (Up) bus toward Brighton. The bus is free for Ikon & season pass holders and $5 for the rest of us. (This was true as of January 2023 so please check before you go). Solitude is one of the last stops on the way up and the bus drops you at the Moonbeam base area. Here you can get you passes or lift tickets, rent equipment or access a locker. All of this was pretty straight forward and there was a good amount of staff around to ask questions if needed. The folks at the rental were pretty nice and got me situated quickly. The "bunny slope" aka Easy Street was super close via the Link lift. Easy and efficient. My friend who is way better at snowboarding and has been before really enjoyed herself as did my other two friends who were better than me. It was easy to grab a snack and a drink from the pub and they even have little Adirondack chairs outside you can grab a drink and watch everyone. Getting back to midvale fort union station was a little more challenging due to the sheer number of people trying to leave. We did try to leave at peak time (~4pm) but the bus was packed. Not only do you have to contend with the people leaving Solitude , but this is not the first stop heading down so the bus was crazy full/standing room only before it even got to Solitude. It took us about 1 hour 40 to get on a bus and get back to the station. Plan accordingly.

    Pick your poison!
    Rich B.

    First time to Solitude. Been skiing two years. Probably my favorite place to ski so far. Excellent variety of runs, we skied over 5 hours and never got bored. Good variety of moguls (not for me), in the trees, terrain parks. Friendly staff. Never a wait at the lifts. Wasn't too busy on the actual runs. Lots of blues that can challenge you or allow you to just rip it and have some fun. We arrived at 7am (one hour before the lifts opened) on Friday morning and were the first car in the lot. Just a great day of skiing and will definitely return.

    Frank W.

    Having not done snow skiing in more than two decades, it was a delight to get back on the slopes. I took a ski lesson and Cory did an outstanding job. He coached me on technique and helped ensure I had a safe and fun time. I can't wait to go again!

    Alan J.

    Solitude is a treasure. Love coming here on my ikon pass. Their food is exquisite, all of it. This is a foodie friendly mountain! Got about 2 feet of fresh pow while there!

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    Aya R.

    A really gorgeous mountain with slopes of all levels. You can also take the lift up and ski right over to Brighton. Pretty little village at the bottom. The widest variety of food options I've ever seen. Beautiful view from the lodge. I had a nice time here and would love to return on next season's Utah trip.

    Monica G.

    Very nice mountain resort, if they open up the back mountain it's gonna be even better. You can also go to Brighton next door pretty easily which closes at 9pm to make an epic day riding around!

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    This resort had plenty of space and even a small hill for me and my cousin to learn how to get started

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    Unfortunately what was once a hidden gem is now packed to the gills. If you like long lines for so so terrain this is your place.

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    Alta Lodge

    Alta Lodge

    4.3(34 reviews)
    3.1 mi
    Family-owned & operated
    Takes reservations

    We visited the Alta Lodge in August for a wedding and stayed there for several days. The Alta Lodge…read morefeels like a lodge experience from days of the past. There are no passenger elevators, so trekking up and down the stairs with luggage without being "climatized" to the altitude is a challenge. It should be noted the staff will assist you with your luggage if necessary. Regarding the location, it is fantastic. The views are incredible; it literally looks like a post card. Although not skiing season, there are lifts (not in operation due to summer) everywhere. I imagine it gets pretty packed and crazy during the winter. Hiking opportunities are everywhere right outside the lodge. We went on a "novice" hike that took us to the top of a mountain like eight miles away. OMG. As part of the wedding party and my officiant duties, there were multiple breakfast and dinners organized by Alta Lodge. The staff was fantastic, and the food was good. Alta Lodge also has a weekend brunch that attracts people from all over the area. The brunch was top notch! Regarding the accommodations, we had a fireplace, balcony, and a view of the mountains. It was a great sight. Our room did a have a bad smell (as did other rooms in our group) that I believe is the result of months/years of moisture in the carpet, drapes, and wood. This is the only thing I did not care for. Only other issue is the front desk is not occupied 24/7, and anyone can walk off the street and into the hotel. I would recommend better security. Overall, the customer service and quality of wedding organizer made up for the two issues noted above. Again, the service at Alta Lodge was excellent!

    Been coming here for years and love it. Best ski mountain on the planet. Definitely a "ski lodge"…read moreif that makes sense. It's cozy, has all the necessities, and gets you right on the mountain for skiing.

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    Summer Sunday Brunch Menu 2022

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    The Inn At Solitude - Ski in/ski out accommodations at the Inn at Solitude at Solitude Mountain Resort in Utah.

    The Inn At Solitude

    3.0(6 reviews)
    1.6 mi
    $$

    This is an ideal spot for a family ski vacation! The Inn is styled after a European ski lodge with…read morestone and wood and solid construction. The rooms are spacious, well-maintained and well appointed. Ski in/ ski out for a really chill day...short, constantly running shuttle to Moonbeam Lodge and lift if you want to do those runs. Good, cozy restaurant in lodge with solid buffet breakfast. The heated pool is warm and you get access to Club Solitude which has an amazing pool area as well. Great choice. We will be back.

    I really wanted to love this hotel despite its lack in amenities! however it has been a crap show…read moreafter we checked out of the hotel and drove the less than 1 hour drive home only to realized we had left a personal item behind. I immediately reached out to the hotel. long story short the hotel staff strung me along saying that I needed to talk to house keeping because house keeping would likely have thrown our belongings away when cleaning the room. However despite me calling every single day for four days I could not be put through to house keeping. eventually i was given the email address for the house keeping manager who agreed to replace or reimburse me for the item. however she then emailed me back saying that the hotel has changed their mind and will not be reimbursing me after all. Utah Code Title 29. Hotels and Hotel Keepers § 29-1-2  A person who is an innkeeper, hotel keeper, boarding house or lodging house keeper shall be liable for a loss of any of such property of a guest in the person's inn caused by the theft or negligence of the innkeeper or the innkeeper's servant. Update 3/4/23 I was finally reimbursed! After sharing the state law with them. This has ruined my entire outlook on this hotel. I had previously planned on returning to this hotel on a yearly basis but not anymore.

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    The Inn At Solitude - The Inn at Solitude during the summer.

    The Inn at Solitude during the summer.

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    Roundhouse

    3.2(12 reviews)
    0.6 mi

    Nice location, great views. Couldn't enjoy my visit at all because of the obnoxious urban pop…read morenoise pretending to be music assaulting my senses. There are many hundreds, if not thousands of great songs that could be enjoyed by the customers of this establishment if the management had any sense of who their clientele is. I sat at the patio for about 15 minutes trying to enjoy my beer and the surroundings but could really only focus on getting away from this establishment as fast as I could.

    Conceptually, Indian food for on-mountain dining should work. To me it's never made any sense how…read moremany ski towns are without high-end Indian/Nepalese options considering the food is so nutritious and caloric density is so incredibly high. Execution here, though, is sloppy, with very watery curry, forgettable small-portion proteins, a scoop of rice, and a child's slice of naan bread. I'd instead recommend the American classics here such as the burger and chicken pot pie--both are totally fine. There is an Ikon discount here. But, note, they don't give "free" cups for water (which they chalk up to an environmental thing *eye roll*), so if you don't plan ahead and bring your own vessel, you're stuck paying a huge premium for a not-free bottle of something that will surely end up in a landfill once you've consumed the liquid. If management cares that much about the environment, they should switch exclusively to fountain drinks with reusable plastic cups. Hmmm...

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