Every winter holiday (even Valentine’s Day) has passed. Now
comes the time of the year when we bear the cold, and push through the last of
winter with springtime being the only light at the end of the tunnel. Sounds
dreary, right?
Think again! With winter still making its presence known,
it’s time to embrace the freezing weather and hit the slopes. Plan an impromptu
ski trip, add some glam to it with one of these beautiful, newly renovated ski lodging
options, and you’ll get to spring in no time!
Basecamp South Lake Tahoe- Lake Tahoe, California
With rooms starting at $89/night, this affordable option
calls the name of outdoor adventurers all year around! The hotel does have a
woodsy feel to it (reminiscent of days at camp), but its rooms have an updated
outdoors-chic look, and are equipped with modern conveniences such as
flat-screen TVs and in-room gear racks. What really makes it stand out though
are its rooftop hot tub, fire pits, communal dining area, and five-minute walk
to the Heavenly Gondola or Lake Tahoe itself.
Washington School House Hotel- Park City, Utah
Even more nostalgic than a weekend at camp, the Washington
School House offers a stay in an 1889 schoolhouse, renovated into a beautiful
and luxurious hotel. It includes heated pools, intimate cocktail lounges, and
white-washed clean décor offer an unforgettable stay. The location is within
walking distance of not only ski slopes, but a plethora of activities from
mountain ziplining to snowshoe yoga.
St. Regis Aspen- Aspen, Colorado
The St. Regis Aspen has outdone itself with a $43 million
renovation, making it one of the grandest and most luxurious ski resorts in the
country. Located in one of the best ski hotspots in the country, the manor
style resort is as beautiful on the inside as it is on the outside. The resort
is piloting a new restaurant concept called Chef’s Club, featuring an open
kitchen and chef’s table featuring Food & Wine magazine’s “Best New
Chef’s.” Between the dining and the luxury spa, the trip back in will be just
as sweet as the time spent on the mountain.
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