I had so many face shots that i don't remember what the hotel was like. If you're a hardcore skier the only thing that you're really concerned with is comfort. the room was tiny, the mattress was hard but comfortable. The food was ok the first night but got sucker punched the second night with ravioli and beets? I watched... more

I spent 4 nights at the Snow Pine over the MLK weekend with my 9 year old son. This was my first (and last) stay at the Snow Pine Lodge, but I have stayed at most all of the hotels at Alta and Snowbird. The saving grace of the Snow Pine is its premier location right in the middle of... more

We booked our room based on the two reviews posted in Tripadvisor and because it was the only hotel in the Alta/Snowbird area with vacancy during the busy President's Day weekend. While it is certainly well located above the slopes of Alta, it is really nothing more than a camp. The word lodge does not do it justice. Rarely have... more

After reading the reviews of the slopeside Alta places (Rustler, Lodge, Peruvian, and then the Snowpine), we opted to stay at the Snowpine – especially since the prices are almost 50% less than the Rustler or the Lodge. I’ve written many times for the Tripadvisor.com and come to trust the reviews of others. The ‘curb appeal’ of Snowpine was dreadful.... more

What an amazing ski lodge!! Everything you need under one affordable roof: ski-in ski-out convenience at the base of Alta's magnificent slopes, delectable dinners, a cozy haven, outdoor hot-tub, dry sauna...don't go anywhere else! more

My two stays at the Snow Pine Lodge have been simply awesome. They are very affordable, the small staff is amazingly friendly, their dinner every night is fabulous and the location is amazing. Ski in and out. They only have accomodations for approximately 50 people, and whether you stay in the men's or women's dorm, the smaller rooms or their... more