Cliff Lodge and Spa

Great trip. Loved staying on site. The place is low key and staff wonderful. Not super high end but perfect for an awesome ski vacation. One tip: make dinner reservations via open table. Also super easy access to Alta on free shuttle.

Amenities are limited by age . Pricey considering there’s no snow

The 71 restaurant is so good. The spa is amazing. However, I don’t think the rooms have been update since 1971. I do appreciate the humidifier and robes. The breakfast was also not great. When I am paying 750 a night for a room, I expect more.

The best thing about the hotel is the location. And cliff sports being inside of it. Great rental shop, top notch. The room was a little date, a little beat up. It was clean but overall, very meh. The faucet in the bathroom was loose, not all the soap dispensers on the shower worked. The shower head sprayed all over the place. Also all the restaurants are bad and over priced. The breakfast buffet is so mediocre was $73 for two people with tip. We tried atrium but the prepared breakfast items were not even as good as Starbucks. Honestly if we hadn’t paid $700 a night for it, I wouldn’t care. This was about $300 bucks of quality max. But it was a holiday weekend and they charge what they can get. Would I stay here again? Probably not. There aren’t a lot of choices in Little Cottonwood Canyon but I’d roll the dice elsewhere, or bite the bullet and stay at Snowpine. It’s twice as much but worth it.

Gym was awful, nothing in there. They had a great Gym upstairs in the Spa, for $37/day, but they claimed they were constantly “all booked up.” I was able to sweet talk my way in there after spending $200 for my wife’s