Best Ski Hotel (2020)

The Viceroy Snowmass, situated near downtown Aspen in the heart of Snowmass Base Village, offers ski-in, ski-out luxury lodging with amenities like a heated pool, spa pools, three on-site restaurants, full-service spa, fitness center and free shared transportation to Aspen/Pitkin County Airport. In-room offerings like pillow-top mattresses, gas fireplaces and soaking tubs set the scene for a perfect winter vacation.
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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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This Austrian-inspired lodge in scenic Stowe, Vermont occupies 2,500 acres. The resort’s 96 rooms and suites include free wifi, old-world furnishings and access to amenities like nightly turndown service, heated pools and hot tubs, a fitness center, ski storage, campfires with s’mores and live piano on most days. Guests also enjoy access to 65 kilometers of cross country ski trails, plus convenient access to downhill skiing at nearby Stowe Mountain Resort.
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Bear Mountain Lodge occupies 26 private acres just 15 minutes from the slopes at Bretton Woods and Cannon Mountain. Guests can soak up the views of snowy Mount Washington through floor-to-ceiling windows in the Great Room or sooth sore muscles in the year round hot tub.
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Timberline Lodge has been family owned and operated since 1955. Today, guests of this historic lodge on Mt. Hood enjoy amenities like a year round heated outdoor pool, outdoor hot tub, sauna, fitness room, books and board games library, and free wifi. The ski area just outside enjoys the longest ski season in North America.
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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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Situated within UNESCO-listed Banff National Park, Fairmont Banff Springs has been serving guests for over a century. Skiing opportunities abound in the winter, and after a long day on the slopes, guests can unwind at the European-style Willow Stream Spa. The hotel offers free equipment storage and ski lessons at the Fairmont Snow School.
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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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The Stein Eriksen Lodge is one of the most famous lodging options in the Park City area, and among the finest in all of Utah. Located mid-Mountain at the very prestigious Deer Valley Resort, this mountain retreat offers ski-in, ski-out mountain access, exquisitely appointed accommodations and regional American cuisine at the Four Star Glitretind Restaurant.
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