This is a wonderful, romantic getaway location. The grounds are beautiful with streaming rivers and beautiful hikes. We were there in the summer and there was plenty to do. Very good mountain biking trails. Great bar to relax at and nice dining options. We stayed in a suite with a kitchen and it was very comfortable. Could not get into the spa as it was already filled.

We stayed at Sundance in January 2012, during a winter of barely any snow (so far). Our Mountain Suite cost us about $330/night including lift tickets. Be prepared if you go there that there are only three dining options in the evening on site, and all of them are pricey. You might consider having a car to drive down to Provo/Orem for other options - about 20" -25" away. If you're a Costco member, there is one in Orem and you can buy pre-made meals so you dont' have to eat at the resort every night, or cook on vacation. Also, as others have noted, it's not necessarily ski in/out - many of the lodging options are up a steep hill. It's walkable, but not with skis. The resort will shuttle you back and forth though with just a phone call. Our Mountain Suite was nice enough - nothing special really as it overlooked the parking area and was not "luxurious" as the photos online suggest. A downside was that when the people underneath us ran their bathroom fan (automatically goes on with the bathroom light) or used their shower, it was very loud in our bedroom. I imagine each lodging option has it's pluses and minuses. If you have certain requests or expectations, you should probably speak to the resort before booking your room. The staff were very nice all week and did their best to be accommodating. I thought it was strange (and disappointing) that our Suite didn't get the Sundance channel! Well, despite all of this, I have a feeling that when the resort is fortunate enough to get a classic Utah dump of soft powder snow, the place probably turns into a magical wonderland. Unfortunately we didn't get to experience the magic...

I'm a recent subscriber to Trip Advisor and have used Sundance for over 7 years for our bimonthly training workshops. I was disturbed to see the negative post about the Director of Catering, as she has been a key to making our events phenomenal. Each and every one of my interactions with her (which are frequent and many) have been positive, helpful, responsive, pleasant, and exceptional. I couldn't recommend Sundance, Colette, or its entire staff more highly in every way for your group's event. Happy traveling!

I have been to Sundance a few times before to spend the day but we finally were able to stay for a few days at the resort during Quiet Time over Thanksgiving. Last summer we were in Utah for a wedding and we were able to ride the chairlift and hike down from the falls and enjoy this beautiful place in the summer. Our Thanksgiving stay was a different side of Sundance-snow on the ground and chilly temps, warm crackling fire in our suite, and the snow covered, majestic Mt. Timpanogos. The Thanksgiving buffet was amazing. We were seated right in front of the fire at a cozy table for two. This was my first Thanksgiving away from my adult children, so while it was bittersweet, it was very special to be sitting in such a beautiful room in front of a warm fire.
From the time we checked in till we left we felt very well-taken care of. I would call the service and hospitality here unpretentious but yet solicitous. Everyone is down to earth and the setting is rustic but it is very much a upscale resort. The bedding and bed was amazing The pillows are fantastic (I am a pillow critic!) and the bed was very cozy. We slept in every day, mainly because we just felt so relaxed and at peace here.
We did a jewelry making class and a pottery class at the art shack and highly recommend both experiences. One of our favorites evenings was the Robert Redford Film Festival screening of Jeremiah Johnson. TO be able to see that film in the screening room and know many scenes were filmed just up the mountain was truly an amazing experience. I think nothing could have made the evening better except Robert Redford coming out and introducing his film in person!
Sundance is special. It's hard to explain--one must see this beautiful place to understand. We will be back again, both in the summer and in the fall.