Steamboat Lodging

Escape to the mountains with these vacation rentals, with high-end furnishings and a homey feel, a ski bus stop nearby, and walking distance to the Yampa River. Located in a quiet community on the south side of town, these homes are close to winter activities like skiing and snowboarding (less than two miles away by car or free bus), the local Nordic ski trails, and Rabbit Ears Pass.

This brand new, three-story, five-bedroom home in the Wildhorse Meadows development offers gondola access to the Steamboat Resort base area as well as access to the community pool, hot tubs, and fitness center. This custom home has 4,154-square-feet of contemporary mountain luxury and features abundant windows that take in natural light and frame the great views of the green space and scenic mountain landscape. There are lots of nearby outdoor activities to enjoy like horseback riding, sleigh rides, tubing, and snowmobiling.

These beautiful and spacious rentals offer gorgeous mountain views. The free ski shuttle is located just steps away, ready to take you straight to the lifts. In the winter, guests can enjoy over 3,600 feet of vertical snow-covered terrain. Even if you are not a skier, ice skating, snowshoeing, or snowmobiling can also be enjoyed. The summer also offers many fun things to do including mountain biking, horseback riding, hiking, and much more!

There's plenty of room in these townhomes for your entire family to relax while on vacation in Steamboat Springs! When you're ready to hit the slopes in winter or hike and mountain bike come summer, you'll find a shuttle stop located half a block away. The base of the ski resort - with dining, music, and fun-filled activities - is within a quick walk. The townhomes are also steps away from the trail system that connects to the river path into downtown. Whistler Park is a few minutes away on foot, offering a playground, an off-leash area for dogs, and a stretch of the Yampa River with scenic trails.

Searching for a modern, upgraded rental in the mountains of Steamboat Colorado? Then look no further than these family-friendly condominiums at Sunburst. This recently updated retreat has clean lines and modern finishes that make this rental hard to turn down. There is a free shuttle stop right outside the complex that can take you back and forth from the ski mountain or to downtown Steamboat.

These townhomes are only one mile south of the main base area of Steamboat Ski Resort, where you'll find a multitude of options for shopping, dining, and recreation. Guests can take advantage of the complimentary bus stop 400ft from your front door. In the winter months, enjoy world-class skiing, snowboarding, sleigh rides, snowmobiling, Nordic skiing, and snowshoeing. Come summer, Steamboat offers horseback riding, hiking, biking, golf, and a thrilling mountain coaster. Guests can also check out one of the many natural hot springs in the area.

These family-friendly townhomes are the perfect home base for your next Colorado vacation. Just a mile from your door is the Steamboat Ski Resort Gondola, connecting you to over 2,900 acres of skiable terrain. When guests are taking a break from the slopes, they can try out snow tubing, the mountain coaster, snowshoeing, or a horse-pulled sleigh ride through the snow. Come summer, take your pick from numerous hiking and biking trails in the area, saddle up for horseback riding, or soak in Old Town Hot Springs just over three miles away.

Plan a Colorado vacation to remember at these spacious townhomes that are ideal for large families! No car is needed here, as the bus stops right outside your door and will take you anywhere you need to go in Steamboat Springs or Steamboat Ski Resort. You can walk to the slopes in ten minutes or less, and spend afternoons checking out the eateries, boutiques, and incredible schedule of festivals in downtown Steamboat Springs. In the summer, you can take a gondola ride up Steamboat Mountain for great hiking and mountain biking, or spend your days swimming, rafting, fishing, and stand-up paddleboarding on the Yampa River.