Sun Valley is an American classic. The country’s original ski destination, created in 1936 by statesman Averell Harriman, it is still considered one of the finest ski resorts on the continent. Harriman was chairman of the board of Union Pacific Railroad in the 1930s, when he created the resort and its centrepiece, the luxurious Sun Valley Lodge, as a way to fill his trains during the quieter winter months.
Reminescent of a European hotel, the Park Hyatt Beaver Creek is ski-in/ski-out with ski concierge services, restaurants, full service spa and health Club and meeting space. The Park Hyatt Beaver Creek’s ambience is luxury with a residential look and feel. There are 190 guest rooms, (22 of which are suites) and connecting room options are available for families as well.
Chic and fashionable St Moritz is the place to be seen on a luxury ski holiday. Probably the most famous of all the Swiss resorts St Moritz is set in the beautiful surroundings of the Upper Engadine valley and boasts 5 main resort areas; Corviglia, Corvatsch, Furtschellas, Diavolezza and Lagalb. Nestled 6,000 feet high in …
