Best Ski Hotel (2019)

Part of Taos Ski Valley's extensive base-area revitalization, The Blake features 80 alpine-themed guest rooms adjacent to Lift 1. Amenities at this LEED-certified hotel include a pool and hot tubs, dining around a kiva fireplace at 192 at The Blake and a full-service spa and wellness center.
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The Josie, a new ski-in/ski-out boutique hotel in Rossland, offers easy access to some of the best gladed tree skiing in North America. Amenities include a ski concierge to take care of your gear after a day on the slopes, a spa and fitness center. The 106 slopeside rooms range from guest rooms to one-bedroom suites.
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Home to one of the best après-ski spots in Alta, the Goldminer's Daughter Lodge offers all-inclusive ski-in, ski-out lodging at the foot of Alta Ski Resort (pictured) and just a short shuttle ride from Snowbird. Accommodations range from budget-friendly dorms to spacious suites, and amenities include a hot tub, game room and free shuttle from the Salt Lake City airport to the bases of both Snowbird and Alta.
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Manor Vail Lodge, located at the base of Vail Mountain (pictured), offers studio, one, two and three bedroom condos with a full assortment of resort amenities – two outdoor heated pools, four hot tubs, a full-service spa and fitness center and an onsite restaurant. Accommodations come with gas fireplaces and fully equipped kitchens.
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The Grand Hyatt Vail offers ski-in/ski-out access to Vail Valley from the Cascade Village neighborhood. Guests stay in one of 285 rooms and suites that feature modern mountain decor, with amenities like a spa, pool, fitness center and on-site restaurant.
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This hotel in the heart of Old Quebec offers a luxurious base for a winter ski vacation thanks to its easy access to three nearby ski areas – Mont Sainte-Anne, Stoneham Ski Hill and Le Massif. Guests enjoy stellar views of the St. Lawrence River and the UNESCO-listed Old City from many of the 610 guest rooms and suites.
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Teton Mountain Lodge & Spa at the heart of Teton Village offers AAA Four Diamond accommodations complete with spacious suites, a full-service spa, on-site dining, an après ski scene and indoor and outdoor pools. The 22-person rooftop hot tub is a popular spot to sooth sore muscles after a day enjoying Wyoming’s legendary slopes.
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This boutique Telluride property sits within Mountain Village at 9,540 feet, where guests enjoy ski-in/ski-out access to the slopes of Telluride Ski Resort. The hotel lounge serves après-ski snacks and beverages, while an outdoor hot tub, sauna and warm and cold plunge pools help guests unwind after a day on the slopes.
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The Pines Lodge in Beaver Creek Village gives guests ski-in access to the 1,800 acres of terrain at Beaver Creek Mountain. Guest room amenities include boot warmers, docking stations for iPods, spa bath amenities and flat screen TVs, while the resort features ski storage and a rental shop, an award-winning restaurant, fitness center and an outdoor heated pool.
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Built in 1938, The Snowpine Lodge was the first ski shelter in the Alta and Snowbird area. Today, the lodge offers ski-in, ski-out service and recently renovated accommodations to fit a range of budgets and family sizes. Each guest starts the day with a warm skier's breakfast and finishes it with a gourmet dinner. An outdoor whirlpool tub, spa treatment room and fire pit offer plenty of options for relaxation off the slopes.
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