Amazing Time here! was just with a big group at this resort. it's fantastic. rooms were great... it's right across from the gondola. there are great restaurants. staff are super friendly. i can't wait to plan coming back next season. thank you big white!

The mountain was great, the room I stayed at in the Huntley was great, no issues, just the weight room was horrible. I can’t get a good lift in and I was extremely disappointed. I am paying all of this money for a hotel and yet the weight room looked like a toddler made it. To improve, I would like a squat rack, preferably one where I can change the height of where the barbell goes on it. I would also like a set of dumbbells that goes more then 30 pounds. This would transform the weight room.

Access & Parking I really like Big Sky, I’m a season pass holder in fact. And that’s what makes this so frustrating to say—but access to the mountain is becoming a real issue on any day that isn’t sub-optimal. On busy days, especially powder days, it can feel like getting to the lifts is harder than it needs to be. The mountain has incredible terrain and lift capacity, but the parking and overall access just don’t seem to keep up when demand is high. What makes it harder to ignore is where the resort seems to be putting its money. There’s clearly been a push toward high-end upgrades—new installations, premium features, and even things like switching over to Rivians for shuttle transport. That all looks great, but from a skier’s perspective, it’s tough to reconcile when basic access—like parking capacity and flow—still feels like an afterthought on peak days. A recent example: with limited terrain open, access was funneled into fewer areas, but there didn’t seem to be much adjustment in how parking was handled. I ended up getting turned away from a large, mostly empty lot near an open lift because it’s reserved for employees and private property access—with no clear alternative provided. Seeing that much unused space while public access is strained is hard to ignore. For pass holders—especially those with blackout dates—weekdays and storm days are when we actually get to ski. When access becomes the biggest hurdle, it really takes away from the experience. Big Sky has everything it needs to be one of the best resorts out there. It just feels like priorities are slightly out of balance right now—investing heavily in the experience, but not enough in making sure people can actually get to it.

Big Sky is always a great place to visit. Staff are always polite and accommodating. The mountain is amazing and the food choices offer a good variety and quality. The prices for the rooms are quite expenses, as is everything else on the mountain. That is the only reason I give it 4 stars instead of 5. It significantly limits who can enjoy the mountain. If I wasn't being reimbursed for travel expenses through my employer I would never be able to afford to enjoy this amazing place.

Located close enough to the Bozeman airport, world class skiing with amazing lift infrastructure. One of my favorite mountains I’ve ever skied at. Slightly less challenging than Jackson Hole but similar in terrain. I rank it up there with my personal favorites which include JH, Whistler and Telluride.