The views are great from the hotel. It is clean and friendly and my family enjoyed our stay very much.

I wish they had a microwave in the room, but they did have one at reception which the staff would let you use.

The Inn and village condos often have the best deals by far for ski in and out. Our beds were comfy, the rooms are clean. The HDMI TV's are great-you can stream live to a Vizio. Never saw more snow here than this year. Big and Little Cottonwood Canyons are the best skiing in the world!

I loved everyone I interacted with at the Inn and around the village. This is the reason that I give the Inn 4 stars rather than the 3 or lower I would give if I was basing my rating solely on the rooms. The Inn itself has clean rooms, but they are out-of-date. They have a humidifier in each room which I greatly appreciate. However, for those with allergies, it is worth noting that they only have down comforters and pillows. Also, to help with packing, know that they provide shampoos, soaps, conditioners, and shower caps as most hotels do, but they do not have body lotion so don't forget to pack some!

The location is truly ski inn/ski out. I would literally ski right to the door of the Inn that takes you down to your ski locker. The village is small, compact and modern. The front desk staff were all very nice. We had a 4th floor double/double room. It was extremely clean and well maintained. The beds were comfortable. Our room (405) was quite large and had a cathedral ceiling. The restaurant at the Inn (Bernard's) was good. We also ate at Kimi's which was just as good if not better. Ski rental is right next to the Inn ($46/day for demo skis) and very convenient. They had Atomic and K2 skis. The boots I got were Head and were nearly brand new. We rode the shuttle in from the airport (Canyon Transportation). I would normally rent skis from somebody in Salt Lake to save a little money but with the shuttle it was not practical. We skiied at Solitude and Brighton. The terrain at Solitude is a little more open and if it is windy it is kind of miserable. Brighton has more tree-lined runs. You can get a lift ticket to ski both and cross back and forth on the Sol-Bright pass. If we go again I would probably stay at the Inn at Solitude but ski a little more at Brighton.