New Ski Hotels for this 2025-26 winter season
Every winter season brings a fresh wave of new ski hotels openings, but the 2025–26 winter season is shaping up to be one of the most exciting in recent years. Across North America and beyond, luxury hospitality brands are making bold moves into the mountains, iconic alpine properties are reopening after major rebuilds, and new resorts are redefining what ski-in, ski-out living truly means.
From exclusive slopeside retreats in Big Sky and Keystone to design-led alpine hideaways and wellness-focused mountain lodges, these new and newly reimagined ski hotels reflect a shift in winter travel. Today’s skiers are looking for more than proximity to the lifts—they want immersive design, elevated dining, restorative wellness, and seamless access to world-class terrain.
Here are some of the most anticipated new ski hotels to book for the 2025–26 winter season.
One&Only Moonlight Basin, Big Sky, Montana
Opened on November 18, 2025, One&Only Moonlight Basin marks the brand’s first alpine resort in the United States—and it arrives with serious impact. Set within the private Moonlight Basin community in Big Sky, Montana, the resort offers true ski-in, ski-out access across 240 pristine acres and connects guests directly to Big Sky Resort’s Madison Base via a private gondola.
The property features 73 rooms and suites, 19 standalone cabins, and 62 private homes, many with sweeping views of Lone Peak, surrounding forests, or alpine lakes. At the heart of the resort is a 17,000-square-foot spa focused on hydrotherapy, recovery, and high-altitude wellness. Après-ski unfolds at The Landing, where refined cocktails and fireside lounges create a polished end to the day on the slopes. Easily one of the best ski hotels to book.
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