Enjoy the comforts of home, the amenities of a hotel, and the luxury of ski-in/ski-out access for your Rocky Mountain adventure by renting a condo at the Sheraton Steamboat Resort. If you’re here to ski, the real estate just cannot be beat! So take your time in the morning - there’s no shuttle to catch or traffic to beat. You can sit down to breakfast at the onsite Sevens restaurant, or if your crew is raring to be first in line for the lifts grab a quick bite and a latte from the café. Steamboat Ski Resort boasts 165 runs, 400 inches in snowfall yearly (that’s over 30 feet!) and almost 3,000 acres to explore - let’s just say your crew will be totally pumped that you’re staying right at the base of the mountain. Suggest a leisurely ride down the three mile long Why Not trail, or have the crew rendezvous at the Heavenly Daze run to join local legend and pro skier Billy Kidd’s free daily clinic (back home you can say you were coached by an Olympic athlete!). If you’re a bit snowed out after a few powder days, tell the crew you’ll meet back up for aprés drinks and spend an afternoon at the onsite Rocky Mountain Day Spa. Choose from a menu of massages including Swedish, hot stone and Shiatsu, facials, body scrubs - they even offer private yoga classes. At the end of the day choose from a vast array of eateries in the ski village, or head back to your suite to treat your crew to a home-cooked meal (yay en-suite kitchens!). For the quintessential alpine experience, cap the day the day with an open-air soak. Head to the exclusive rooftop hot tubs and let the whirlpool jets work their magic as your crew commends you on your vacation-planning skills.

Upscale, individually-decorated studio and one- and two-bedroom condo suites are spacious and well appointed. Fully equipped kitchens make home-cooking a breeze (but feel free to order room service when you’re just not in the mood). Homey living areas with cushy couches and flat screen TV provide a primo setting for quality time with the crew, while a private balcony lets in light and - weather permitting - fresh mountain air.

For a lively atmosphere and classic pub grub the Slopeside Grill is a great go-to aprés hangout at the base of the mountain. If you’re feeling something just a bit more upscale, the popular Truffle Pig has a great beer and wine selection and dishes up elevated appetizers (yes, that includes truffle fries!). Take a break from the ski village and take the resort’s complimentary shuttle to check out the historic downtown. Uniquely-Steamboat must-dos include souvenir-shopping at century-old F.M. Light & Sons, bumper-cars-on-ice at Howelsen Ice Arena, and a mineral soak at Old Town Hot Springs - which even has waterslides for the kiddos!