Attention Sundancers: There’s a new place in Deer Valley to ski, drink, dine, and sleep.
Last November saw the unveiling of the Grand Hyatt Deer Valley, the hotel brand’s first property in Utah, located in the newly developed East Village. The hotel features 436 rooms, with accommodations ranging from rooms, suites and luxury one-, two- and three-bedroom residences, described as “contemporary design meets rustic charm,” according to Hyatt.
On-site dining options are the signature Remington Hall restaurant, which serves breakfast, lunch and dinner and views of the Jordanelle Reservoir (special dishes cited by the hotel range from bison tartare with cured egg yolk and truffle aioli to wild boar Bolognese); Cocktails and snacks are the haven of Hidden Ace Speakeasy, which hosts “live performances by local legends” and sips of whiskey; The Living Room, an afternoon experience with a fireplace and signature “High Chocolate” offering offered as afternoon tea service, complemented by s’mores, cookies, chocolate snowballs and other baked goods; and Double Blacks, where convenience meets café serving more hot chocolate, spiced apple cider and menu items like truffle cheesecake and croque monsieur.
A view inside the lobby of the Grand Hyatt Deer Valley Hotel.
Courtesy of Grand Hyatt Deer Valley
Additional amenities include an outdoor heated pool, three oversized hot tubs, a pool deck with panoramic views, and a nightly entertainment program. With Deer Valley lift tickets, guests have access to three new lifts and 20 new ski runs across 300 new skiable acres.
There is more: Grand Hyatt Deer Valley It hosts more than 30,000 square feet of event space, 10,000 of which hosts a large ballroom that will be used by the Sundance Institute on January 24 when the festival teams up with Google TV for an annual fundraiser. This year will celebrate Sundance Institute’s beloved founding director of artist programs, Michelle Satter (who lost her family home in the Palisades fire), Completely anonymous Director James Mangold (Sundance Labs alumnus and festival alumnus), evil star cynthia erivo, Didi Writer-director Shawn Wang, NoiseCat’s Julien Brave and Emily Casey, co-directors of the film sugar-cane. The final three directors premiered their films during the 2024 festival.
Return to Grand Hyatt Hotel. The brand will host a series of events in a dedicated Sundance space during the festival’s opening weekend. From January 24-26, the hotel will partner with The Standard, High Line to bring New York City’s famous bingo night to Park City. Also this weekend, the Grand Hyatt will offer a “Reset the Day with Wellbeing Mornings” meditation session, led by Headspace’s Dora Kamau, and movement sessions with Peloton trainers Ally Love and Aditi Shah.
View inside the guest room.
Courtesy of Grand Hyatt Deer Valley
