Sharon wrote:
>There are lots of lodging options in both BCC and LCC, however they will
>definitely be more expensive than staying in SLC, but it could very well
>be worth the cost for the feel of being in the mountains and knowing you
>don't have to go far to hit the slopes.

Of course if you do stay in the valley, you'll probably want to rent 
a car, and it should be a 4x4, consuming some of the cost savings but 
giving you ultimate flexibility. Although it's possible to rely on 
UTA public transport, it's awkward at best. If you decide to stay 
downtown for more restaurant and club options, getting up-canyon can 
involve a transfer or two and a couple of hours of travel logistics. 
If you don't want to spend the $$ on a 4x4, be prepared to leave the 
econobox rental at one of the park'n'ride lots on certain days.

>More extravagant is the Cliff Lodge.

There's also the Inn at Snowbird and the Iron Blosam Lodge, both 
cheaper alternatives to the Cliff. Depending when you come, Snowbird 
also has pretty good early and late season deals.

-marc
Kick me when I'm down and I'll just bite you on the ankles.

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