12 Top Resorts in Utah (2025)

Looking for adventure, relaxation, and epic scenery? Utah has all you could want and more. It's home to a wealth of natural wonders, incredible national parks, and vast spectacular valleys. And when it comes to accommodation options, they're pretty impressive too. Whether you choose to stay in all-out luxury or try a cool teepee, each Utah resort has its own charm with everything from private hot tubs and mountain views to gourmet dining and a variety of activities for every season. Browse our pick of the best, and start planning!

For stunning views

• Like most of the Utah resorts we want to highlight, Amangiri has magnificent views; but this secluded star offers something special whichever way you turn. This architectural marvel allows sleek, minimalist rooms to showcase the most stunning vistas. There's an array of pools with private verandas, and a luxurious spa. As a special treat, book a balloon ride for views of Lake Powell, Navajo Mountain, the Vermillion Cliffs and the Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument.

For something different

• Fancy staying in a teepee, wagon, or cabin with spectacular views of the Red Rock Cliffs? Capitol Reef Resort is the answer! Whichever accommodation you choose here, it will feel unique and offer character in spades. The Pioneer Kitchen serves comfort food with an amazing outlook to the State Park, plus there's a heated outdoor pool and hot tub. An idyllic back-to-nature escape.
• Offering luxury Airstreams, cosy cabins and tents, AutoCamp Zion is a great choice for glamping fans. Set in a unique spot with access to Zion National Park's majestic canyons, river hikes, biking trails, and climbing adventures, it's the perfect blend of nature's grandeur and modern amenities. The Kitchen is open all day and serves a range of dishes to either eat in or take away, plus there are mountain bikes to borrow to explore the stunning landscape.

• Unwind in a cosy tiny home in Southern Utah at Zions Tiny Oasis. Here you'll find four of the cutest little cabins, each with its own private terrace and hot tub, cosy seating area and stunning views of the surrounding mountains. The stylish interiors are equipped with all the modern comforts, plus there are outdoor spaces for grilling, relaxing, and stargazing. Full of character and charm.

For activities galore

• Sorrel River Ranch offers another cosy, characterful stay with heaps to do on the doorstep. From riding, hiking, kayaking and ballooning to rafting at Onion Creek, Cloudburst, Ida Gulch, and the famous Whites Rapid on this 14-mile stretch of the Colorado River. It's not all action-packed though; there's a pool, spa, restaurant, terrace, and bar for relaxing time, too.
• Another great pick for active types is Montage Deer Valley. There's skiing, sledging, and snowshoeing in winter, and fishing, golf, and horse riding in summer. This luxury resort also has its own bowling alley, plus a spa, pool, private hot tubs, and several dining options.

For a relaxing stay

• Red Mountain Resort boasts a fantastic location overlooking Snow Canyon State Park. There's a focus on wellness here with individually tailored plans which include emotional, physical, and spiritual elements, plus a range of classes from fitness to meditation. The full-service Sagestone Spa & Salon offers treatments specific to ancient healing from the region. The restaurant is good for you too, as it specialises in healthy eating. A revitalising choice.

For easy access to the slopes

• Newpark Resort in Park City is perfectly positioned for enjoying a wide range of world-class skiing and snowboarding for all abilities. A great option for families, it has spacious townhouses whose luxury amenities include full-equipped kitchens, but there are also plenty of restaurants within walking distance. There are more than 400 miles of trails for hikers and cyclists so it's ideal for active types year round.
• Another Park City favourite is Stein Eriksen Lodge, situated close to three world-class ski resorts — Deer Valley Resort, Park City Mountain Resort and The Canyons Resort. Nordic skiing, snowmobiling, snow tubing and snowshoeing are also on offer. (In summer, get on a paddleboard and explore the rivers and lakes.) The welcoming rooms are a perfect retreat after a day's activity — warm and rustic with magical mountain views.

• Pendry Park City offers access to the slopes from a very stylish base. You can walk to six different ski lifts from here — the closest is just 100 yards away — but it's also a short drive to Park Street with its impressive array of restaurants, bars, galleries, shops and entertainment venues. The hotel itself features a touch of glamour with elegant rooms, a rooftop pool, a wellness centre, and on-trend dining options. 

For family fun

• Cliffrose Springdale is a luxury resort overlooking Zion Canyon, near Zion National Park. The two-bedroom suites with spacious kitchens and living areas offer an ideal family set-up. The kids will love the pools and playground, and the grown-ups can treat themselves to a spoiling massage at the Five Petals Spa with canyon views from every treatment room. A free local shuttle will take guests to the entrance of the National Park.
• Nestled at the base of majestic Mount Timpanogos, Sundance Resort offers rugged but stylish mountain homes and timber cabins. The Mountain Loft Room sleeps five with a full-size kitchen, private master bedroom, living room, and a fun sleeping loft with extra beds. There's a host of activities to keep everyone entertained here — you can even learn to ski at the resort's own Ski & Snowboard School.

Still not sure?

• Browse through our full list of accommodations in Utah.
• Refine your search to include our recommendations for the Best Lodges in Utah or the 6 Best Hotels in Zion National Park or the 9 Best Hotels Near Arches National Park.
• Alternatively, you could contact one of our friendly Gurus for personalised advice.