A new player on the resort’s lodging scene, the St. Regis jibes well with its neighbors in the exclusive Deer Crest neighborhood. A funicular tram carries guests in 90 seconds from the lower Snow Park building (housing the valet, porte cochère and parking garage) to the main hotel, which is ski-in/ski-out to the Deer Hollow run. The 114 rooms and 67 suites have either private or shared balconies, gas fireplaces, deep soaking tubs and access to the St. Regis’s signature butler service. The hotel’s Remède Spa is known for its custom treatments; take a yoga class in the adjoining St. Regis Athletic Club, then soak in the heated, outdoor two-tier infinity pool and ponder when you’ll possibly find time to ski. $599–$1,725; stregis.com/deercrest
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