6 ski-in / ski-out hotels that will have you hitting the slopes in no time

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Mammoth Mountain Inn: Mammoth, CA

Located at the base of Mammoth Mountain Ski Area, the Mammoth Mountain Inn offers an affordable ski-in/ski-out option for those who want quick access to the slopes. This three-story hotel, situated at 9,000 feet, offers standard double, queen or king beds, condos that sleep four to 10 guests, an upgraded 1,980-square-foot Pinnacle Suite, and the Chalet, which is a separate cabin-type accommodation. There are two on-site restaurants, a fitness room, game room, general store, pool and laundry facility. Hop on the gondola to the top of the mountain or one of three chair lifts, just steps away from your room. The Inn is situated next to the Main Lodge where guests can purchase lift tickets, rent ski/snowboard equipment, meet for lunch, catch some rays on the deck, enjoy apres ski beverages or purchase essentials. The mountain, meanwhile, boasts 3,500-acres of skiable terrain with 28 chairlifts and four ski lodges.

Snowpine Lodge: Alta, UT

For die-hard skiers, Alta Ski Area is one of the few remaining ski-only resorts left. It features 119 runs, with more than half of them suited for expert skiers. Situated on the slopes of Alta is the Snowpine Lodge. This ski-in/ski-out resort recently underwent a $50 million overhaul, so what was once a charming 21-room boutique hotel has been transformed into a luxury resort with 77 guest rooms, two restaurants, a pool, game room, movie room, fire pits, ski lockers with boot warmers and more. It even has its own Snowpine Lift for direct access to the slopes.

Viceroy Snowmass: Snowmass Village, CO

Unwind by a roaring fire with a hot toddy in hand after an exhilarating day on the mountain. Viceroy Snowmass offers full-service luxury with accessibility to the slopes, fine-dining options, a relaxing spa, heated pool and upscale lodging. Located in Snowmass Village, one of the resort’s newest features is its open-air bar situated right on the slopes of Snowmass. Lift tickets are valid at four Aspen Snowmass ski areas, featuring 339 trails within a 10-mile radius.

Timberline Lodge: Mt. Hood, OR

Located at Mt. Hood, the historic Timberline Lodge is a quintessential ski lodge just an hour and a half for Portland. It’s equipped with a huge stone fireplace, wood-paneled guest rooms with bunkbeds, a bustling bar, and, of course, direct access to ski terrain that is open 12 months a year at Timberline Ski Area.

Squaw Valley Lodge: Lake Tahoe, CA

Squaw Valley Ski Resort, home to the 1960 Winter Olympics, is now part of Squaw Alpine, a merger of Squaw Valley and Alpine Meadows. The Squaw Valley Lodge, located in Olympic Valley, offers visitors unparalleled Tahoe terrain with condo-type accommodations and ski-in/ski-out access at the base of Squaw Valley. Guests can enjoy a tram ride to High Camp, ride the funitel to lunch at Gold Coast Lodge, or jump on one of the four nearby chair lifts for a day of epic skiing or snowboarding. Nestled in the high Sierra landscape, this mountain resort provides guests with recreation and relaxation on and off the slopes, including six hot tubs, valet ski tuning, ski check, ping pong and more. When you’re not on the slopes, stroll through the charming Squaw Valley Village for shopping, dining and entertainment. 

Hotel Terra: Jackson Hole, WY

Located in Teton Village, at the base of Jackson Hole ski area, the beautifully designed Hotel Terra Jackson Hole offers convenience and luxury for ski and snowboard enthusiasts. From the upscale accommodation, rooftop spa, and infinity pool to the ski valet, on-site ski and snowboard rentals, and national park tours, this resort has all the amenities to make your ski vacation one to remember.