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PARK CITY, Utah, Feb. 6, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- The St. Regis Deer Valley in Park City, Utah has earned the distinction of being the most expensive luxury ski hotel in the United States. This finding is the result of a survey conducted by Luxury-Hotels.com, which based its rankings on the average rates for a standard double room during the 2012 main ski season. Only luxury hotels located inside ski resorts were included in the compilation.
To spend a single night at St. Regis, travelers will have to pay an average rate of $1037. This daily price positions the Utah accommodation as the sixth most expensive luxury ski hotel in the world on the survey's Top 10 list.
The top five slots all went to non-U.S. accommodations. Snagging the number one spot was the Suites de la Potiniere hotel in the French Alps. There, a standard double room goes for almost double what St. Regis is charging, topping $1900 per night.
One other U.S. hotel, however, also made it into the Top 10. Little Nell in Aspen, Colorado came in at number eight. Visitors can expect to spend $1002 per night to stay at this celebrity hot spot during the prime ski season.
Below are the rankings for the 10 most expensive luxury ski hotels in the world:
Les Suites de la Potiniere (Courchevel, France) $1958
Aurelio Lech (Lech-Arlberg, Austria) $1423
Carlton Hotel (St. Moritz, Switzerland) $1256
Almhof Schneider (Lech-Arlberg, Austria) $1185
Suvretta House (St. Moritz, Switzerland) $1121
The St. Regis Deer Valley Resort (Park City, Utah, United States) $1037
Gasthof Post (Lech-Arlberg, Austria) $1012
The Little Nell (Aspen, Colorado, United States) $1002
Le Melezin (Courchevel, France) $1001
La Sivoliere ( Courchevel, France) $951
For more information about this survey and its methodology, visit http://www.luxury-hotels.com/press/luxury-ski-hotels.html.
To spend a single night at St. Regis, travelers will have to pay an average rate of $1037. This daily price positions the Utah accommodation as the sixth most expensive luxury ski hotel in the world on the survey's Top 10 list.
The top five slots all went to non-U.S. accommodations. Snagging the number one spot was the Suites de la Potiniere hotel in the French Alps. There, a standard double room goes for almost double what St. Regis is charging, topping $1900 per night.
One other U.S. hotel, however, also made it into the Top 10. Little Nell in Aspen, Colorado came in at number eight. Visitors can expect to spend $1002 per night to stay at this celebrity hot spot during the prime ski season.
Below are the rankings for the 10 most expensive luxury ski hotels in the world:
Les Suites de la Potiniere (Courchevel, France) $1958
Aurelio Lech (Lech-Arlberg, Austria) $1423
Carlton Hotel (St. Moritz, Switzerland) $1256
Almhof Schneider (Lech-Arlberg, Austria) $1185
Suvretta House (St. Moritz, Switzerland) $1121
The St. Regis Deer Valley Resort (Park City, Utah, United States) $1037
Gasthof Post (Lech-Arlberg, Austria) $1012
The Little Nell (Aspen, Colorado, United States) $1002
Le Melezin (Courchevel, France) $1001
La Sivoliere ( Courchevel, France) $951
For more information about this survey and its methodology, visit http://www.luxury-hotels.com/press/luxury-ski-hotels.html.
