DoubleTree Resort & Spa

My honey and I loaded up the car and grabbed our dog and headed out for a weekend getaway to Utah this past Autumn. I’m from the Midwest and wanted to come here and take in the fall foliage. The Double Tree Resort & Spa was the perfect lodging option. We enjoy outdoor recreation and this hotel offered comfortable accommodations.
We truly enjoyed our spacious one-​bedroom suite while exploring this beautiful area.
Here are the highlights:
* Warm chocolate chip cookies upon check-​in (a double tree trademark). The hotel has a lodge feel and hit the mark for my nature getaway.
* They have an indoor pool with both an indoor and outdoor Jacuzzi hot tub area. If you have kids… they will love it!
* We loved the surrounding area. Not only does this resort reside within the Brian Head ski area, but it is the ideal location to stay when visiting Cedar Breaks National Monument and Duck Creek.
* The gas fireplace in the lobby was very inviting. We snuggled up on the couch and enjoyed the crackling fire during our visit.
* Pet friendly– We brought our pup and he was welcomed.
Overall: Come here to relax and enjoy nature. Take in the spectacular views (be prepared for the high altitude) and get back to basics.

Just stayed there for a brief stay to visit Cedar Breaks, Utah Beautiful hotel; terrific staff; excellent service; food in the bar dining room is copious and delicious (the main steak house is closed in this the off season.) I recommend it without reservation-I’m told during the ski season they do a land-​office business.

Had an awesome stay. Rooms were clean and cozy. The hotel is dog friendly. AND they give you warm chocolate chip cookies at check in and check out. We will be back. Hopefully sooner rather than later.

This is the nicest looking resort by far in Brianhead and aesthetically it is very pleasing however the walls and ceilings in this resort are paper thin and I could hear everything above me and next to me… My boyfriend took me for Valentines day and this place was so romantic at first glance but it was crawling with kids and I barely wanted to take my towel off in front of the families in my bikini. They also shuld add pool hours for children after 10pm, not having being able to use the hotub after 11 is very silly for adults. I was bummed. The staff was very dry and honestly weren’t very warm or friendly, there arent many choices in Brianhead so I guess they dont have to care, but the warm cookies uppon check in were nice and the Elk with blueberry reduction at Leanys Steakhouse was very delicious! Step it up! We will be back!

Not a bad choice to stay in Brian Head, if there are only a few of you on your trip, and you wish to earn or use Hilton Honors points. If you have more in your group, renting a cabin or condo is definitely the better way to go. This place offers a good value (AAA rates) and the resort is very nice/​modern looking. The rooms are a nice size, and they have a small college dorm room sized fridge (3×2), standard work desk, nice beds, and the standard hotel room fixtures. Showers are nice. The lobby is nice and the Lift Grill on the second floor is great for relaxing, playing pool or sitting by the fire to warm up or have a drink.
The pool is nice with a waterfall, and they have 2 smallish hot tubs (one indoors and one outside). NOTE: The pool gets crowded with families so get there early.
Parking is outdoor in a private lot, so not great for bad weather.
They are on the Brian Head shuttle line which picks you up at the lobby front door and takes you to various Brian Head destinations including both ski lodges (Navajo and Giant Steps) and a few other stops around town.

I recently came here for a vacation with my hubby and I and we bought the deal on groupon, great deal! The whole staff here is so nice and amazing and help you with everything! The rooms are cozy and clean! Btw the cookies they hand you when you check in are freaking amazing! everyone at the restaurant and bar/​lounge are so nice, we will be coming back we are already planning to come back with a couple of friends!

Just checked in for a quick getaway for my family of give. There was some snow right next to the parking lot so my kiddos had a blast playing in it. The drive up is beautiful and the hotel looks updated. Greeted with a delicious warm cookie and the girl at the desk was super sweet! We will be eating at the onsite restaurant for dinner so I’m hoping for the best! I would come here again!
****update – had dinner at the lift here and Kenzee was amazing!!! She paid close attention to us and even offered my sick 6 year old soup «on the house» we will be checking out tomorrow and have decided to make this place our annual winter getaway!!!

With all Double Trees, the greeted us with those chocolate cookies. .. .love that part about the hotel. The staff was friendly and check in was a breeze.
Our room was neat, clean and quite spacious. It had a kitchen «area» that had a small fridge and microwave. It was quite comfortable.
There was some «wind» noise in the room from the internal heating system. .. we must have been by the main duct work or something. Also, the parking lot noise was noticeable at night. Finally, for some reason, the drawers on all the dressers kept opening up on their own all the time. .…must be some ghosts or something in that room. :)
All in all, not a bad place to stay. The restaurant on site is ok too. .. just a bit pricey for what you get.
I would recommend staying here. .. . and I think there is only one place I like better in Brian Head, with that being the Cedar Breaks Lodge.

The bartender Jesse was incredibly rude to my party. She was curt– after she asked us for our IDs she threw them back at us. She seemed extremely frazzled by the minimal amount of people there she had to serve. On top of that, the coffee she served had grounds in it, making it undrinkable. Even if she hates her job she can do it with a smile and at least have the chance of a tip. The manager was nice though.

I really want to give it almost a 3. Check in was easy, they only charged me for 1 dog and location was nice. I was suppose to get a mountain view, I got a street view.
I had a stroller and suitcases but they still gave us a room location with 2 cases of stairs (no elevator available)
I also agree that the pool and spa were way too small. I had to get there super early soIe wouldnt have to be splashed and hear the kids screaming.
The spa was nice and probably the best part of the experience. My massage therapist was named Kevin and he followed my instructions to a T. He was awesome. He made my ride home
Patio was also nice with the fire pits. Bring your own alcohol, the bar portions are all measured so they taste super week.

There is too much pee in the pool and spa. The pool needs to be tripled or quadrupled in size. This is a family oriented destination and at night there is nothing to do except play in the tiny indoor pool and spa. I almost past out from the smell. If the health dept showed up they could close the pool. The food sucks. I was there over St. Patrick’s day and ordered the Shepard’s Pie and Corned Beef and Cabbage, both vial. Seriously they need to make some changes in the kitchen. My breakfast eggs were burnt. Eggs! A kid can make eggs. Horrible food. The location is great for skiing at Brian’s Head resort and for that reason it has merit. The staff was friendly. This place needs a more defined identity. They promote themselves as a family destination but when I was there they had a rock n roll drinking party promoted by a Vegas Radio Station. I heard they are changing ownership so maybe things will move into a definable direction. Location is great. Food is a joke. The rooms are very good. I loved the room. They are modern but rustic. As far as calling this a Spa Hotel, Haha. No way. I believe this place will straighten itself out and is worth keeping your eye on. On a scale of 1 to 10 this location is using 3% of it’s potential as a Mountain destination.

great stay. Loved it.