Yampa Valley Airport (HDN): Approximate driving time is 45 minutes and distance is 27 miles.

Driving directions from Yampa Valley Airport: Exit the airport on Routt Rd and continue for about two miles to US-40. Turn right onto US-40 and proceed east for about 23 miles, following signs to Steamboat Springs. Pass through downtown Steamboat Springs, and take the Mt Werner / Ski Area exit. Turn left onto Mt Werner Rd and proceed directly toward the mountain for about one mile. Stay left when Mt Werner Rd becomes Mt Werner Cir, and hotel is about two blocks on right.

Rental cars and airport shuttles are the most popular ways of getting from the airport to the hotel. One-way shuttle fares range from $26–$35. Fee subject to change without notice. Car rentals are available online.

Getting around: Walking is a convenient and popular way of getting around the village. Steamboat Resorts offers complimentary local shuttle service during the winter at all properties. From 8 AM to 5 PM during the day, shuttle service is offered to the gondola. In the evening, Steamboat Resorts provides shuttle service to Ski Time Square and the downtown area of Steamboat Springs. Times and availability subject to change. The hotel is across the street from a Steamboat Springs Transit (SST) center, where free buses provide transportation throughout the ski resort and town every 20 minutes. Taxis are available as well. Convenient alternative transportation makes cars necessary only for travel to outlying areas.

Chaps Bar and Grill - Framed photos of famous cowboys hang on the red walls of this casual lobby-level restaurant, styled after a Wild West saloon. Serving soups, salads, snacks, sandwiches, burgers, pizza, pasta, and a variety of entrées for lunch during ski season; during the rest of the year, it's open for dinner as well. Diners also have the option of ordering from The Cabin's menu.

Café on the Knoll - Coffee specialty drinks, fruit smoothies, bagels, and pastries are among the items available at this café, located next to the spa and fitness center. In the winter, the café is open for breakfast and après-ski. During summer months, it's a lunch deli and poolside bar.

Amenity highlights: Guests start the day with a full breakfast at The Cabin or a quick coffee and bagel at Café on the Knoll, which is an après-ski hot spot in the winter and poolside bar in the summer. Skiers appreciate the walkway to Gondola Square, where their gear is stored. Guest unwind with a massage or a soak in one of two outdoor spas or the outdoor pool with swim-out access from the warm comfort of indoors.

Insider tip: The hotel features three private massage therapy rooms, but more extensive services are available through Rocky Mountain Spa, located in the Ski Country Building nestled above the Steamboat Springs Ski Area. The spa offers signature body treatments, luxurious body wraps, revitalizing facials, and hand and foot treatments. Fees apply and advance reservations are highly recommended.

The fitness center has cardio and weight-training equipment, a smoothie bar, locker rooms, saunas, three spa treatment rooms, and indoor swim-out access to the heated outdoor pool and spas.

Other amenity highlights include an on-site day care center, ski storage, room service, a concierge, and 24-hour front desk.

Summer activities include hiking, rock climbing, tennis, four-wheel drive tours, photography tours, hot-air balloon rides, fishing, miniature golf, horseback riding, kayaking, biking, river rafting, llama treks, gondola rides, guided nature walks, and cattle drives.

The recreational activities listed below are available either on-site or near the hotel; fees may apply.