Big Sky Resort Lodging

A 5-star luxury resort, The Montage Big Sky defines western hospitality. Inviting its guests to experience some of the biggest skiing in North America via a finely-appointed home base with the latest top-flight amenities, this luxury property includes 100 finely furnished guestrooms/suites and 39 residences, all offering sweeping vistas of the surrounding Spanish Peaks. All guests at the Montage Big Sky are privy to ski-in ski-out convenience and private access to the wildly expansive, 11,000-square-foot Montage Spa and an 18-hole golf course designed by Tom Weiskopf. In addition to its plethora of 5-star amenities, the Montage Big Sky boasts six onsite fine dining options that include wood-fired Italian cuisine, elevated Americana, as well as local Montana-fare and cocktail bars. Make unforgettable mountain memories in Big Sky country while staying at some of the finest accommodations Montana has to offer.

This deluxe slopeside facility combines the convenience of a hotel with the amenities of a condominium. Flexible lock-offs allow for many sleeping configurations. The Summit melds European sophistication with Western style. The elegant Euro-Western Summit at Big Sky made its debut in March 2000 and features eight residential levels, two public levels with reception, concierge, meeting rooms, Provisions resort wear gift shop and an espresso cart. There are also three levels of underground parking. Combine these deluxe appointments with three high capacity lifts within 100 yards of the entry and you have one of the finest properties in the Rockies.

Located in the heart of Big Sky's Mountain Village, this historic hotel was part of the late NBC News broadcaster Chet Huntley's original vision for Big Sky Resort. The Huntley Lodge sits on the plaza at the base of the mountain, with the Explorer Lift just out the back door. Under the same roof are restaurants, shopping, ski storage, meeting rooms, and the Solace Spa. The Huntley Lodge includes convenient access to an outdoor heated pool, two outdoor hot tubs, and a fitness center.

Located on the Moonlight Basin side of the resort, Saddle Ridge Townhomes are a three-story complex that is cozy, yet elegant. Guests at Saddle Ridge enjoy peace and quiet with Lone Mountain rising up in the west and the Spanish Peaks glistening to the north. The property is ski-in/ski-out or slopeside to both Moonlight Basin and Big Sky Resort via the Iron Horse Chairlift, which is in front of the Moonlight Lodge. Amenities include: Private outdoor hot tubs, washer-dryer, a full kitchen, living,and dining areas. A private 4x4 vehicle is suggested for transportation.

Modern design pairs with mountain aesthetics inside this cozy 3-level retreat. The main level hosts a combined living, dining, and kitchen space decorated with atmospheric grays and warm leather and wood accents. A contemporary wood stove sits between the plush sectional couch and large armchair, inviting guests to kick back with an evening cocktail and appreciate the view of snow-frosted evergreens out the picture windows. A wooden dining table for 6 separates the living space from the kitchen, equipped with high-end appliances and an island seating 3. Step onto the deck for alfresco dining at the picnic table on bluebird days.

Escape to the mountainside at Big Sky’s Low Dog Lodge! Sleeping up to 12 guests, this 5-bedroom, 3-bathroom log cabin home is a picturesque retreat with ski-in/ski-out access—only minutes from dining and shopping at Big Sky Resort’s Mountain Village. Imagine cozy nights lounging by the wood-burning fireplace, soaking in the hot tub surrounded by towering evergreens, or sipping cocktails on the upper deck and watching the wildlife.

Nestled in the pines on the Moonlight Basin side of Lone Mountain with direct ski-in/ski-out access to Big Sky’s uncrowded slopes, this free-standing cabin offers comfort and convenience in an awesome location! It is an ideal Big Sky base for endless alpine adventures. From the open plan living area and kitchen through to the two spacious bedrooms, the warm interiors create the feel of a true ski cabin with mountain décor, handmade cabinets, and alpine artifacts. This 880 sq ft cabin is an ideal base for families and groups of friends and easily accommodates six guests in an en-suite master, bunk room with custom log beds and a sofa bed.

Sleeping 8 in Big Sky, Spanish Peaks Club Condo 41 boasts 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms. Known for endless views and idyllic beauty, every day in this legendary mountain town offers a new adventure—whether carving fresh tracks down the slopes or hiking wildflower-strewn trails. Guests will love unwinding by the fireplace or enjoying the view from the private hot tub.

Breathtaking views of Lone Peak, Fan Mountain, and the Spanish Peaks wilderness await you at this luxury mountain home. Offering ski access via the Cascade and White Otter lifts, the Hoos Views home is a true mountain paradise. With nearly 5,000 square feet, there are 5 bedrooms—two kings, two queens, and one bunk room with two twins and two doubles. The two luxurious master suites are furnished with gas fireplaces. In addition to two large family rooms, there is also a home office. The large kitchen is equipped with top-of-the-line granite countertops and Thermador appliances, including a 6-burner stove and double oven with indoor grill top, two refrigerators, and a walk-in pantry. Guests can choose to dine in the large dining area or outside on the large wraparound deck with ceiling heaters. Other amenities include a house-wide Sonos sound system and two home theater systems, two sets of washer/dryers, an outdoor gas fire pit, large gas grill, 8-person outdoor hot tub, separate ski/gear room, and 2-car garage.

Powder Ridge Cabins are handcrafted cabins with roomy floor plans, modern amenities, and old world charm. Enjoy cozy a fireplace, private outdoor hot tub, and a full kitchen, all nestled in the pines on the flanks of Lone Peak. The Powder Ridge Cabins are great for families and groups. Located on the north end of the Mountain Village, you can access skiing via secluded trails and bridges. In fact, on your first day of skiing, you can access the White Otter Lift and ski over to the base area to pick up your lift tickets. Just make sure you get exact directions on the best ski route back to your cabin, or you might end up too far down the mountain! Private vehicles are required for this location.