Salt Lake City International Airport (SLC): Approximate driving time is 50 minutes and distance is 40 miles.

Driving directions from Salt Lake City International Airport: Exit the airport, and then take the exit for I-80 E / Ogden / Provo. Continue on I-80 E as it merges with I-15 S. Take Exit 307 / I-80 E / Cheyenne, and proceed east on I-80 for about 21 miles. Take Exit 145 / UT-224 S / Park City. After exiting, turn right onto UT-224 S and proceed south about five miles into Park City. Turn left onto Deer Valley Dr, and proceed through one set of traffic lights. At the roundabout, turn right onto Marsac Ave toward Guardsman Pass / Hwy 224. Proceed on Hwy 24 for about two miles. Pass the Park City Silver Mine (large yellow structure on right), and then turn left up the steep hill. There is a Stein Eriksen Lodge sign at the turn but no street sign. At the top of the hill, turn right onto Royal St. Take the third right at the Stein Eriksen Lodge sign onto Stein Way, which ends at resort.

Getting there: Rental cars and chartered shuttles are the most popular ways of getting from the airport to the resort. Guests can contact the resort concierge to arrange a pick-up in a chartered Town Car, Suburban, or van. One-way fares are more than $36, which is billed directly to the guest’s room at the resort. Fee subject to change without notice. Car rentals are available online. Also, non-chartered airport shuttles are available at the airport, and one-way fares are $26–35. Fee subject to change without notice.

Getting around: The resort courtesy shuttle makes regular runs to Park City every 30 minutes and takes guests anywhere within Park City. Also, the free Park City public bus stops less than one block from the resort and runs throughout the day. Taxis are also available at any time, and hotel staff can call to arrange a pick-up. Alternative transportation makes renting a car necessary only for travel to outlying areas.

Glitretind - The hotel's premier restaurant serves New American cuisine with European flair. Open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, it's also noted for its Jazz Sunday Brunch and an extensive lunchtime Skiers' Buffet during the winter.

Troll Hallen Lounge - Guests can enjoy light lunches and après-ski cocktails along with a blazing fire and mountain views.

The hotel also has a private dining room with personalized menus.

The hotel's European-style spa features a full menu of massages, baths, and skin and nail care. The facility also offers several signature wellness treatments, including a Mountain Spice Scrub and a Mineral Kur bath.

The lodge offers an on-site conference center with a fully equipped business center, a 4,000-square-foot ballroom, and three executive boardrooms.

Valet parking:
Valet parking is complimentary plus gratuity. Secured parking garage with in/out privileges.
Self parking:
Self parking is complimentary. Secured parking garage with in/out privileges.