Winter Vacation Packages from the Hyatt Mountain Collection

The Hyatt Mountain Collection Stay at Three, Ski for Free Package

The Hyatt Mountain Collection, which highlights three of the Hyatt Brand’s world-class mountain resorts and lodges in Park City, UT; Beaver Creek, CO; and Lake Tahoe, CA, is giving guests an over-the-top way to play this winter. When a guest books a three-night stay at all three properties in the collection – Park Hyatt Beaver Creek Resort and Spa, Hyatt Escala Lodge and the Hyatt Regency Lake Tahoe Resort, Spa and Casino during the 2013/2014 ski season, they will receive a complimentary EPIC™* pass for the 2014/2015 winter. Visit www.HyattMountainCollection.com for more details.

*Vail Resorts Epic Pass provides unlimited access to Vail, Beaver Creek, Breckenridge, Keystone, Canyons, Heavenly, Northstar, Kirkwood, Afton Alps, Mt. Brighton, Arapahoe Basin, and Eldora - No Blackout Dates. The Epic Pass makes it easy for Hyatt Mountain Collection guests to ski at all three properties seamlessly.

“Hyatt Has It”: After conducting extensive, industry-leading guest research, Hyatt has rolled out a special program called "Hyatt Has It" allowing guests to borrow a variety of must-haves such as chargers, curling irons, flatirons, steamers, makeup remover wipes, razors and yoga mats. The items will be available for purchase or for borrowing.

Hyatt Regency Lake Tahoe Resort, Spa & Casino

Situated on North America’s largest alpine lake, Hyatt Regency Lake Tahoe Resort, Spa and Casino in Incline Village, Nevada offers 422 deluxe guestrooms and an additional 24 cozy lakeside cottages complete with fireplaces. On-site accommodations include seven restaurants and bars, a 24-hour gym, extensive event space, valet service, a casino, one luxury spa, a heated lagoon-style pool, two jetted hot tubs and a rental shop.

New & Noteworthy:

•Renovations: The resort recently completed a $20 million renovation of the guestrooms, Sierra Café and the Spa Terrace Conference Center. Setting the standard in Lake Tahoe, Hyatt Regency Lake Tahoe Resort’s 398 guestrooms and suites reflect an $18 Million, also known as a $45,000+ per room, renovation featuring a new, contemporary and luxurious “Grand Lodge”-style look.

New Culinary Offerings:

•Food & Wine Pairing Seminar: The resort’s Sommelier joins Chef de Cuisine, Rick Koplau, to teach guests the fundamentals of how to pair the perfect wine with food.

New Experiential Packages:

•Après-Ski Pass to Stillwater Spa: Guests can purchase après passes to the world-class spa which includes a variety of massages as well as complimentary day passes to enjoy the dry sauna, eucalyptus steam room, outdoor Jacuzzi, health club and relaxation room.
•Private Fishing Charters: Perfect for groups, families or guys’ getaways, the resort can arrange for private fishing charters around Lake Tahoe for the opportunity to catch Mackinaw Lake Trout, German Brown Trout and Rainbow Trout.
•Pottery Classes: Nearby All Fired Up pottery gallery teaches guests how to create their own pieces of art. An entertaining experience from designing one’s pottery to firing, guests enjoy the lesson – and of course, a one-of-a-kind keepsake from their time in Tahoe.
•Paddlewheel Cruise: Guests can board the historic M.S. Dixie or Tahoe Queen for the resort’s daily cruises which depart from Hyatt Pier.
•Casino Clinics: Whether it is poker, slots, blackjack, craps, the Hyatt Regency team offers custom lessons and tutorials for beginners or the pros looking for extra training.
•Shopping Excursion: From art galleries to jewelry to sporting goods, the resort can arrange a dream shopping tour of Tahoe’s 1,000 plus shops and boutiques.

Hyatt Escala Lodge Park City

The ski-in, ski-out resort is situated just minutes from historic downtown Park City, Utah. The lodge located in The Canyons is comprised of 150 luxury residential suites with mountain-views, balconies, living areas, dining rooms, fully equipped gourmet kitchens, granite countertops stone fireplaces and the convenience of washers and dryers. Among its many amenities, the resort features an outdoor pool and whirlpool, gym, steam rooms, a restaurant, bar & lounge as well as access to more than 100 shops, galleries and dining experiences with complimentary hotel transportation.

New & Noteworthy:

•On May 29th, 2013, Vail Resorts announced they entered into along term lease to manage the Canyons.
•Mountain Upgrades: Unveiled last season, The Canyons recently invested $50 million in upgrades and expansion. Skiing at The Canyons now covers 4,000 acres stretched across nine peaks – including expansion onto “Iron Mountain.” The new look and feel of the resort showcased the unveiling of the state-of-the-art “Orange Bubble” quad chair lift complete with heated seats; a high-speed zip line circuit; a new Resort Village gathering called Ski Beach; eight new dining venues; a new direct-connect gondola; expanded terrain and vastly improved snowmaking capabilities.

New Culinary Offerings:

•One-of-a-Kind Cocktail: “The Moscow Moose.” Executive Chef Jesse McDannell’s take on the classic creation uses Park City’s own High-West Vodka for his rendition of the drink at 9,990 ft. elevation.
•Prepared with ‘Miracle Berries’ – which cause sour foods (such as lemons and limes) to taste sweet
•Expansion of Locally Sourced Cuisine: Honey, cheeses and beef are all sourced from farms just miles from the property
•Pickled Specialties: This winter Chef McDannell will add a variety of house-prepared pickled provisions

New Experiential Offerings:

•As the winter Olympics approach, Hyatt Escala is perfectly situated just minutes from Utah Olympic Park. In addition to serving as an Olympic-caliber training center for bobsled, skeleton, luge, ski jumping, and nordic combined events, Utah Olympic Park includes a 2002 Winter Olympics and Ski Museum, a day lodge, ziplines, and a mountain coaster.
•Onsite activity desk, in partnership with All Season Adventures, can arrange for guests to dog sled, cross country ski, sleigh ride, winter fly fishing, snowshoeing, trap shooting, and snowcat skiing.
•Park City Food Tours are guided by local residents who share a cultural and historical perspective on the beautiful art, relaxing spas, the wonderful restaurants and other highlights of Historic Main Street.

Park Hyatt Beaver Creek Resort and Spa

Located in the heart of Beaver Creek, at one of Colorado’s most celebrated mountain resorts, Park Hyatt Beaver Creek Resort and Spa is a 190-room resort offering true ski-in, ski-out access. Beaver Creek Resort provides access to 146 runs on 1,805 acres of skiable terrain, and lift tickets are also valid at Vail Ski Resort.

New & Noteworthy:

•Resort Redesign: The resort is pleased to announce a major property redesign, which will be completed in time for the start of the 2013/2014 ski season. The $4 million dollar renovation will bring a fresh, mountain contemporary look to the hotel’s 190 guest rooms, with an additional $2 million dollar renovation to the resort’s meeting space. The redesign will incorporate the look and feel of the majestic Colorado Rockies in a modern and exciting way.

New Culinary Offerings:

•Après Getaway (S’Mores Nanny): For parents looking for an après getaway, Park Hyatt Beaver Creek has the perfect solution. For just $30, the resort’s “S’Mores Nanny” will help young guests enjoy Park Hyatt Beaver Creek’s signature S’Mores Happy Hour (4-5pm) and various activities while parents enjoy a little free time to sip a cocktail in 8100 Mountainside Bar & Grill or hit Allegria Spa for a little TLC. The service runs $30 for 2 hours of S’Mores Nanny
•Gourmet Après – For foodies hitting the slope this winter, Executive Chef Christian Apetz and the 8100 Mountainside Bar & Grill team have prepared the ultimate gourmet après. Guests will be able to book a post-ski, chef’s table experience for their group of 8-10. The private après will begin with a variety of small bites and a Colorado-inspired, handmade cocktail lesson with a resort mixologist. Drinks are followed by a five-course dinner with wine pairings in a private dining area in 8100.
•Sweet Suites: Families looking to top off their ski vacations with a little something extra will enjoy the indulgent offerings in Park Hyatt Beaver Creek’s “Sweet Suites.” Guests will be greeted with a homemade ice cream machine and jars of toppings at turndown during the first evening, and additional “sweets” will be hand-delivered each additional night of a stay. Items include everything from a resort credit at the Allegria Spa to hot toddies, hot chocolate, or a visit to the candy bar in the resort’s café. “Sweet Suites” include:

- Homemade Ice Cream Machine turndown service

- Variation of offerings each night of stay (create your own candy bag in the café, $25 Allegria spa credit, vouchers for hot toddies and hot chocolate, complimentary dessert at 8100, etc.)
•Doggie S’Mores: The Park Hyatt Beaver Creek favorite isn’t just for the kids anymore. During the daily S’Mores happy hour at the fire pit, the 8100 Mountainside Bar & Grill culinary team will also have fido-friendly versions of the après snack available for four-legged guests.

New Experiential Packages

•Powder and Pampering: Ultimate Girls’ Winter Getaway: This femme-inspired package offers ladies everything they need for a winter escape in Beaver Creek – including a bottle of Veuve Clicquot upon arrival. Days begin with women-only ski tours on the mountain, followed by the property’s signature Veuve Clicquot “Haute Tub” experience for the group, and are topped off with a little pampering at Allegria Spa. Package includes:

- Veuve Clicquot “Haute Tub” Experience

- Two-hour complimentary Women’s Mountain Tour led by Beaver Creek’s Ski Ambassador

Spa experience (Aqua Sanitas day pass, $100 spa credit and spa basket welcome amenity)

•First Tracks with the GM – Each Friday, guests looking to get in runs on the fresh corduroy can sign up for First Tracks with Park Hyatt Beaver Creek’s general manager, Robert Purdy. The firsthand tour around Purdy’s “backyard” is followed by an on-mountain continental breakfast at the exclusive Beano’s Cabin.
•Mountain Gentlemen’s Package: It doesn’t get much manlier than scotch and cigars, but throw in a snow cat tour with top-of-the-line ski equipment and luxury amenities, and you’ve got the makings for an adventurous, winter getaway for the “Perfect Mountain Gentleman.” Park Hyatt Beaver Creek Resort & Spa makes such a mountain escape possible with a new package that’s ideal for mountain men. Package includes:

- Welcome amenity for two, fit for a perfect pair of gentlemen

- Top-shelf scotch from a Colorado distillery

- High-Quality Cigars

- Snow cat tour for two. Includes K2 top-of-the-line fleet of powder skis

- Beacons and backcountry gear

- Hearty lunch at a backcountry yurt in the Vail Valley

- $150 F&B credit, good for all kinds of man-food at 8100 Mountainside Bar & Grill

- One Deep Tissue Massage per person at Allegria Spa

- Two complimentary passes to the Aqua Sanitas Water Sanctuary, a roman-style bath
- Three nights of luxurious lodging in one of our newly remodeled guest rooms