Waldorf Astoria Hotels and Resorts Coming to Deer Valley East Village in Park City, Utah in 2028

New York-based Extell Development Company, a full-service national real estate developer of residential, commercial, and hospitality properties, and Hilton (NYSE: HLT), a leading global hospitality company, today announced the signing of Waldorf Astoria Deer Valley Resort and Residences.

New Resort & Residences:
Hilton and Extell Development Company will open Waldorf Astoria Deer Valley Resort and Residences in 2028.

Location:
Situated in the Deer Valley East Village, part of a major expansion project — the first new public alpine ski resort in North America in over 40 years.

Scale:
- 132 hotel keys
- 105 branded residences (1–6 bedrooms, ranging from 1,099 to 5,155 sq ft)
- Residences split between two towers, with ski-in/ski-out access and panoramic mountain views.

Design:
Architecture by Kohn Pedersen Fox (KPF) and interiors by AvroKO, both globally recognized design firms.

Amenities
- Luxury Wellness: 15,000 sq ft spa with treatment rooms, thermal features, and a snow room.
- Recreation: Fitness centers, golf simulator, ski valet, concierge services, kids’ room, indoor lap pool, outdoor cantilevered pool & hot tub.
- Dining & Events: Signature Peacock Alley, multiple restaurants and lounges, 11,300 sq ft of meeting space including a 5,200 sq ft ballroom.
- Exclusive Benefits: Resident owners receive Hilton Honors Diamond status and bespoke privileges.

Strategic Context
- Deer Valley East Village expansion doubles skiable terrain to 5,726 acres, with 37 chairlifts and 238 runs, making it one of the largest ski resorts in North America.
- Hilton is strengthening its luxury portfolio in the Americas, complementing the upcoming Canopy by Hilton Deer Valley.
- This project positions Hilton alongside other luxury brands like Four Seasons, which are also investing in Park City.

Leadership Statements
- Gary Barnett, Extell Development: called East Village the “crown jewel of North American ski resorts.”
- Kara Randall, Hilton VP Luxury Development: emphasized Hilton’s growing luxury footprint in Utah.
- Dino Michael, Hilton SVP Luxury Brands: highlighted the emotional power of mountain destinations and Waldorf Astoria’s immersive luxury approach.

This move signals Hilton’s intent to compete head-to-head with Marriott, Hyatt, and Four Seasons in the luxury mountain resort segment.