The blend of European elegance and mountain architecture reflects the style of the namesake, Stein Eriksen of Norway, the Olympic Gold Medalist who first dreamt of a luxury hotel nestled in these slopes. But aesthetics are only a part of the Stein Eriksen Lodge experience. This lodge has become a sanctuary to some of the world's most discriminating leisure and business travelers because of the personalized, impeccable, almost unimaginable service.

Each of the rooms at Stein Eriksen Lodge is appointed with distinctive elements. But there are constants?beauty and luxury, to be specific. Every room has private jetted tubs and soft terrycloth robes, to name just a couple of the world-class touches every guest experiences. Luxury suites go a step farther, with gourmet kitchens, elegant living rooms, stone fireplaces, master bedrooms, and oversized jetted tubs.

While luxury is abundant, guests are also made to feel at home. That is why every room includes amenities such as satellite television, a VCR/DVD player, coffee maker and coffee, in-room safe, stocked refrigerator, humidifier, CD/radio alarm clock, and hair dryer. If, by chance, you desire a non-standard amenity, from eclectic to personal, the lodge will find it for you, and then deliver it to your room.

Whether you are in the mood for an extraordinary fine dining experience or a casual brunch overlooking the aspen trees, you can meet your culinary desires with a walk of mere minutes from your room. The luxurious mountainside Glitretind Restaurant is open daily for breakfast, lunch, dinner and weekly for the Sunday Brunch with live music. During the spring season, join the lodge for light-hearted fare in the Glitretind or casual culinary delights and seasonal spirits, on the scenic decks or in the relaxing atmosphere of the Troll Hallen Lounge.