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    The Inn At Solitude

    3.0 (6 reviews)
    ModerateHotels, Ski Resorts
    Closed 9:00 am - 4:00 pm

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    Brighton Resort - Snake lift lodge 2.18.25

    Brighton Resort

    (275 reviews)

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    Brighton's a pretty resilient ski resort, still snowing here in mid to late April, despite Solitude…read moreright next to it getting rain instead and having to end their season much sooner. Brighton's so deep in the mountains, it was getting even more snow than Alta or Snowbird late season. Nonetheless, most of the skiable area was closed from late April on, and they had some really sticky slush near the bottom. I went here on the week of April 20th (the stoner holiday) not thinking anything of it, and have never seen such a high concentration of intoxicated, degenerate, drug-obsessed college kids and degenerate behavior. These kids were consuming alcohol on the runs, making fun of, laughing at and humiliating beginners, and couldn't stop chairlift blabbing about jumping people, buying alcohol underaged, and "whippets" or however you spell it, their apparent drug of choice. Having an Ikon Pass and going to Alta that same week, I wanted to find the explanatory factor for the extreme disparity in guests between here and Alta that particular week. I looked online and saw Brighton was selling day passes for only $49, and marketing their late season as an event, "The Meltdown", geared toward younger people looking to party. Most of the staff here were nice and professional, with one exception. This attractive blonde girl working here was rude and standoffish when I asked what time they close, as they kept changing the closing time, seemingly on a daily basis, and nobody seemed to know. Different websites said different times and their closing time varies by day of the week, time of the season, weather, even by lift or section of the mountain, so it was like a Scooby-Doo mystery trying to figure it out. Then to get an attitude like "What... what time do we close?! You're hitting on me?!! You can't think of a better pickup line than that?! You know how many pickup lines I hear a day??" Probably not the right person to be working in hospitality. On the upside, the night skiing and tree skiing were exceptional here when I went earlier in the season, and the girl I took said this was her favorite resort. When I tried taking her to Snowbird she had a panic attack, saying it was too steep, and had to have ski patrol take her down in the basket, so Brighton's probably more beginner friendly.

    you will make it to the Brighton Resort after 40 minutes up the Cottonwood Canyon; the best part is…read morethe snow you slowly see as you drive up once you hit the Resort, you will be directed to park (you can reserve parking online), and make your way to the Resort, where you can ski, play in the snow or enjoy the Restaurant aftwewards

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    Alta's Rustler Lodge

    (24 reviews)

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    I'm torn on this one. The ambience and setting is immaculate-you can't beat the beautiful views of…read morethe surrounding mountains. The service in the bar was great-friendly and attentive. The food, however, was just average. My dining partner and I ordered a salad and the steak & frites to share and we were underwhelmed. The "frites" were just regular french fries (we expected much skinnier, flavorful fries) and the steak was very overdone. It wasn't bad enough to send it back, but it didn't wow us. The pool and jacuzzi down below, however, were a nice after-drink treat. Everything was clean and well maintained and not crowded at all.

    Lunch Dec 8, 1:15 - asked for soup and salad as 2 courses - delivered as one course. Ordered two…read moreFrench onion soup - cold tomato soup delivered instead. Asked for French onion soup replacement as ordered. One French one onion delivered - not two. Ordered bowl of bean soup. - received cold cup of bean soup. Our instructor guest commented he would have preferred to receive his soup before his bacon lettuce tomato sandwich - sandwich arrived first. Server never apologized and I had to flag her down in empty dining room to ask that she correct order problems. Asked to speak manager - appeared 10 minutes later - very brief neutral apology. I left to grab car. Wife remained at restaurant. She heard server complaining to manager about us. Manager told server and my wife heard "they ( wife , me , instructor ) were mean - go to spa"

    The Iron Blosam - Chilly early June weekend view from the IB.  Snowbird skiing is open until the snow is un-skiable, usually July 4th on a good snow year

    The Iron Blosam

    (25 reviews)

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    The staff here is amazing. I was missing an ingredient while cooking after a long day & there are…read moreno stores in the area. Stodden went above & beyond to help me & with the happiest attitude!! We are going to book again for next year before we leave. An amazing vacation.

    I stayed at the Iron Blosam every summer from 2000 to 2013. In 2026, I scheduled a vacation for my…read morewife and kids to return and experience a place that had given me so many wonderful memories over the years. I had really talked this place up to my family and was excited to share the fun and experiences I remembered. When we arrived, the lobby was packed, which was expected, and I do not fault the resort for that. I actually appreciated how much of the property still feels the same and brings back those great memories. Unfortunately, I was very disappointed with the lack of children's activities. In the past, the children's craft classes and hikes were long, engaging, and well organized. I expected something similar after all these years, but the current activities felt more like a last-minute afterthought. The arcade games have also been removed. All that remains is a pool table, air hockey, and ping pong. This was disappointing, especially when bringing children to a place that once offered so much for families. I was also disappointed with the adult pool situation. The pool clearly states that it is for guests 18 and older. I understand that children are allowed between 4:30 and 6:00 p.m., but that does not appear to be enforced. Kids were splashing and yelling in the pool, coming into the hot tub, and then going back to the pool. I spoke with a staff member who was changing out towels, and after looking at the children, he simply said, "Yeah, they sneak in," before walking away. I'm not against kids at all--I brought my own family--but it would be nice to have a place where adults can relax as advertised. It is unfortunate, but I do not plan on returning. I hope the Iron Blosam invests more in children's activities and better enforces the adult-only pool policy. This resort was once a very special place to me, and I truly hope it can continue to be for future families as well.

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