Jon at the front desk was extremely helpful, gave us a great room for fair cost. Never staying…read moreanywhere else in big sky 5*

The whole experience was exceptional. The entire staff was very nice to us. We would like so…read moreextend a special thanks to John at the front desk. We inquired about going into Yellowstone and he took a great deal of time explaining all we needed to know the park. Our experience at Yellowstone was great due to John's guidance. Thank you very much. Raj and Naleen Maharaj.

Beautiful hotel with tons of cool amenities, excellent restaurants and even a bowling alley…read moredownstairs

The Spa at Montage Big Sky is one of my absolute favorites, and Michelle's facial is life changing…read more-- highly recommend requesting her by name. She really takes the time to analyze your skin and tailor the treatment to what it needs. My skin looked noticeably brighter and calmer for days after.

Pleasantly surprised by this hotel! It was only $156/night for Thanksgiving. The front desk staff…read moreare so friendly and helpful- really everyone we encountered was. I love the ski lodge feel - dark woods and stone, the fireplace is pretty nice although the seating is a bad design IMO. Really only one lucky person/group can sit right in front of it. They should put sofas and loveseats in there instead. This hotel is so conveniently located to the base camp for Big Sky, it's a quick walk to the exit downstairs and you're steps from the exchange and plenty of places to eat and shop, as well as buy lift tickets. Ample parking is available too. There were tons of people with dogs the first few days of Thanksgiving so if you don't like dogs, this might not be the place for you. I love dogs, but our neighbors had a small yappy dog that would wake us up each morning. Not ideal but it was only for 2 days. Overall I really enjoyed my stay here and would come back.

One of my favorite hotels at which I've ever stayed! Large, comfortable rooms with two sinks in the…read morebathroom and a balcony, excellent free buffet breakfast with friendly staff, and very close to the slopes. Definitely recommend.

The Lodge had everything we needed for our stay. The lobby area was inviting, with several couches…read moreset up in front of the fireplace and a large chest of board games nearby that guests can play. It was nice to step away from phone screens for a bit. This is also where they serve their complimentary, well balanced breakfast from 6:30 AM to 9:30 AM. They even have a pancake maker where you can watch the pancakes being made through a viewing window. The fitness center was well equipped and had everything needed to work all muscle groups. I liked that the treadmill is next to the window, allowing you to look out at the mountains while exercising from time to time. They also offer guest laundry for $5 each for the washer and dryer, with detergent available for $2. My clothes came out clean and dry. I did not get a chance to use the pool during my stay, but it looked like guests were enjoying it. There is also an outdoor hot tub, which creates a nice contrast between the cold air and the warm water with steam rising above it. The staff were friendly and patient. They answered our questions thoroughly and helped us feel confident navigating the area. At first, I didn't like that The Lodge was farther from the main village, but it ended up being only a five minute walk to where we needed to go. I would definitely book my stay here again if I have the chance to return to Big Sky.

We had spent three days in Yellowstone, and needed an overnight on our way to Bozeman Airport…read more There didn't seem to be a lot of activity at the resort, which was fine by us. Our room was spacious and clean. The breakfast was average, although they did have a pancake making machine which you don't see very often. I wanted to get a glass of milk and nothing came out of the machine. I had to get the waitstaff to refill the machine, and then when I went back after they had filled it, the milk was sour. Except for the breakfast experience, our stay was fine. Not sure what it would've been like during the height of the season.

First time visiting Big Sky, we are so glad we chose Village Center!! The location cannot be beat,…read morethe property is basically on the ski slope. They have ski valet on the 2nd floor, where they store your skis. Every morning, we took the elevator down to the 2nd floor and we were ready to ski down to Swift Current or Ramcharger chairs. We loved our room - we stayed on the 4th floor, mountain side. The room was nicely appointed and very comfortable. I loved the fireplace! (hubs thought it made the room too hot, lol). The staff was super nice and friendly. Check in process was a little bit confusing until the nice bellman at the Huntley Hotel explained to me how it worked. Basically, you cannot drive your own car to Village Center because it's located on a restricted access road. Here is how it works: drive up to the Huntley entrance and tell the bellman you are checking into Village Center. They will transfer all of your luggage into one of their resort vehicles and you will follow the resort vehicle to the parking lot where you will park your car. Then the resort vehicle will drive you to Village Center. You check in at Village Center. We loved skiing in Big Sky! We will definitely come back and stay at Village Center.

Wonderful place to stay. Lift tickets were included with our stay. No breakfast but there is a…read morecoffee shop next door and other places within walking distance for grab and go breakfast. They have a crockpot in the rooms which was a nice touch. They do clean twice a day unless you place your do not disturb sign on the door handle. The only improvement would be to have brighter light in the bathroom. The treadmill at the fitness center was out of order. But they do have a Peloton! Staff was very helpful and friendly!

I thoroughly researched glamping experiences all over the Rockies, and decided to give The…read moreYellowstone Collective Retreat in Big Sky Montana a try because they seemed a better value, very nice, and more authentic than the others I saw, and the photos were inspiring. WE COULD NOT HAVE BEEN MORE PLEASED. Here's what we loved. (1.) We felt like we were really out in the wilderness, instead of a corporate thing disguised as glamping. (2.) The setting was jaw-droppingly beautiful. (3.) Our tent was comfortably and exquisitely outfitted. (4.) We had wonderful privacy and yet the staff was very available, pleasant and accommodating, and (5) The food was really delicious - not too fussy, just really good. The only thing I would suggest is that you request a graphic map with visual markers, mileage, etc., as we felt a little lost the entire time we were trying to get to the site. The staff was very nice in helping us via phone, but we would have arrived more relaxed if we'd been more confident in the route. We will definitely use The Yellowstone Collective Retreat again. SueAnn

We went to Collective Yellowstone for our 10-year wedding anniversary. It is a very unique…read moreproperty, and was a very unique experience. Our tent was amazing - very well designed, a comfortable bed, and a beautiful short walk to get to it. Also the food here was great. There's a chef that cooks breakfast (included), and a four-course meal for dinner (extra). Both were excellent. Also as first-time visitors to Big Sky, MT, the staff was extremely helpful in getting us to the best restaurants and nature activities. Everyone working there was extremely nice. However, they seemed understaffed, which obviously isn't the workers fault - they were trying very hard to keep up with interacting with us and the other guests. For such a high-end place otherwise, with a high-end price, I think Collective Retreats should hire more workers.

Just returned from a beautiful long weekend at this resort. This resort is located on top of a…read moremountain with spectacular views from every angle. The resort includes gourmet meals. I'd like to note that the chef was very accomodating, letting us try smaller portions of the entire menu, and making adjustments to one of us who was pregnant. The staff was kind and did all they could to make us feel welcome and special. They assisted in organizing daytime activities, and continued to spoil us by surprising us with carmels, and fresh baked cookies and milk, smores at the ready for the firepit, and a thoughtful thank you note to send us on our way. Miss you already Big EZ. I highly reccomend all whom are interested to check out their website and consider this resort!

Just returned from my girls ski/snowboard trip, where I had the joy of discovering the Concierge…read moreCowboys at The Summit Hotel. This amazing crew ensured safe rides to and from our Powder Ridge cabin to the mountain and town with utmost charm and professionalism. While we didn't stay at the hotel, the services provided were extensive and welcoming.

Great customer service and very comfortable lobby with huckleberry lemonade plus complimentary…read moreGodiva chocolate. Great location at bottom of ski slope with all the shops within walking distance. Nice pool and hot tub on deck

After staying at a couple of budget motels, and a historic hotel, our 2-night stay at the…read moreWhitewater Inn was a welcome repreive during our trek across America. Our spacious room came with feather pillows and down comforters for each of the two queen beds; and a table and two chairs with a coffee station. The bathroom and vanity area came equiped with shampoo, conditioner, shower gel, and lotion; and a microwave, and fridge. Breakfast was included.. Additionally we were given two pods of Tide detergent and a small box of Bounce dryer sheets and were informed that the on-site laundry facilities were also free for us to use. The 55-inch+ TV worked great! What else could a guest want? An elevatir is all this place is missing. Since there's essentially only two stories, walking the stairs might be problematic if you have a lot of luggage. PS our first night was very quiet; however our second night was quite noisy because another guest(s) stayed in the room nextdoor and whenever they flushed the commode or showered, running water noise came through and permeated our now not-so-quiet room.

Older hotel but VERY quiet and clean! Friendly staff as well! Will be back for sure! The pool was…read morenice and big with of course the waterslide you have to go down!

Me and a group of 3 stayed in Big Sky in the Moonlight community. We made a reservation at the…read moreresturant (Moonlight Tabern) on Resi, which was confirmed so we showed up at our allotted time of 7:00pm. The staff said our reservation was canceled, which was never communicated to us, and we had no transportation to get anywhere else in the -10° weather. The manager kept repeating herself about saying it was members only (although that wasn't said on Resi), and tried to say there was a shuttle running into town, but there isn't after 5:35. There were 3-5 tables taken and plenty of tables open to seat anyone, and they wouldn't accommodate us with carry out or any food, and asked us to leave after saying that without being empathetic to any degree. How can you stay at a community and not be able to eat at the lodge? Also, they didn't allow credit cards? How is that acceptable in today's age?

We have had a house at Moonllight for years and love the area. We live n Denver now, but still…read morevisit Moonlight and love that it is such a little sanctuary there. We love the Saddle Ridge area for a few reasons: ski in ski out steps to the Moonlight Lodge pool workout facilities dining full bar spa quiet safe We actually ski Big Sky instead of Moonlight, but love being up at Moonlight because of the staff and amenities. If you are looking for an active nightlife, you are probably better served staying in Big Sky village. If you are looking for great skiing, buy an all mountain pass and explore. The Headwaters area is great.