Excellent views. Easy access to BozemanCafe 191 good eats. Worth a one day visit

We stayed her for a night in July of 2026 while traveling to Yellowstone. The room was nice and gave you a new built rustic cabin. We had a pull down bed and a sleeper couch. It was good enough for a night, but I wouldn’t sleep on that for a week. We got there late, but there was an area to walk around and play cornhole and miniature golf (it was closed). It had a nice bathroom and a balcony. I would like to stay here during ski season. The only annoying thing was you had to get a ride to your room from the bell hops. There was nobody manning the desk at night. When I checked out, there was a guy at that desk. I told him I was checking out and he didn’t say much of anything. I later got a text fromThe hotel asking when I was checking out. I was long gone at that point.

My family and I rented a condo/villa for a week that exceeded expectations. There is a lot to do here for a family. The included breakfast is great, the remainder of on site restaurants are serviceable (may want to dine for dinner off site). We will definitely be back.

Outstanding big mountain, big altitude skiing

I came here with my son for some late season snow boarding while on Spring Break. Since the winter was pretty lousy out West, we heard Big Sky was one of the few resorts with a decent amount of terrain still open, so we came here... Also very important is accessibility...it's only an hour from both BZN and West Yellowstone (if you wanna break up the trip with a snowmobiling or snow coach foray)....I didn't ski, i just chilled for a few days, but my son snowboarded... He absolutely loved it. And he really enjoyed the terrain parks, despite so much of the terrain being closed for the season.... He said the lift lines were minimal. I bought a scenic lift ticket to ride the gondola, and the tram to the summit... While it's pricey at 45 bucks a pop, the summit offered awesome views for us non skiers.... The gondolas and tram were pretty new and state of the art... Also, there are live bands every Saturday in Spring in the mid-mountain area...But i have to mention some negatives... Like other reviewers said, parking is a real issue... Lifts open at 9 AM, and if you arrive after 11 (like we did the first day), you'll be hard pressed to find parking, and if you do, it'll be far, far away... They do have shuttle service for the far-flung lots. Luckily, our lodge had parking and was real close to the main lift area... Also, lift tickets are crazy expensive....over $250/day, or $650+ for a 3 day pass...for limited hours as the lifts close at only 4 PM... Seems crazy since it doesn't get dark till after 7 PM in early April.... This was a special trip for our son, so we bit the bullet and paid the price since it was one of the few resorts still open with decent conditions.... For the casual skier/rider, who might go to a resort like Big Sky once every year or two, these lift prices are outrageous and not for the faint of heart. My preference would've been a more affordable resort like Bridger, but it was closed for the season...So overall, my son had a great time. And i absolutely loved hanging out at the summit, and the mid level entertainment area.... But the lift ticket prices are a real turnoff. I suppose if you have a an Ikon pass, or you live in the area and get a season pass, it's probably a decent deal... But for the one-off ski trip....yikes!!!