Hotels in Steamboat Springs

Rooms with a kitchen are the main reason I would suggest TownePlace Suites by Marriott Steamboat Springs to families, since cooking a simple dinner after skiing is easy. Breakfast offers a variety of options each morning, and rooms have mountain views and free WiFi. Children will want the pool and hot tub, and the outdoor fireplace is a good place to end the day. A fitness centre is also available for parents.

Sunburst Condominiums gave our family a proper apartment with a fully equipped kitchen, a seating area and our own laundry, a lifesaver with wet ski clothes and three kids. The free shuttle to the ski resort meant no parking hassle each morning. After skiing, we soaked in the hot tub and took turns in the sauna, and on a mild evening we even fired up the barbecue grills. Practical and very family-friendly.

Snow Flower 309 felt like our own mountain home for the week. Our unit had a fully equipped kitchen, a private bathroom and a balcony, so family meals were relaxed and the kids had space. The fireplace made evenings warm and cosy after cold days on the slopes. The outdoor pool and hot tub were the children's daily reward, and soaking under the falling snow was a highlight for us all. Ideal for families.

Holiday Inn Express & Suites Steamboat Springs was a solid, easy base for our family. The continental breakfast each morning saved time before heading out, and free Wi-Fi kept the teenagers content. After skiing, the hot tub was the kids' favourite way to warm up, and we loved sitting by the outdoor fireplace with a hot drink under the stars. A fitness centre is on site too. Practical, comfortable and well run.

The Steamboat Grand is a five-minute walk from Steamboat Ski Area, an easy stroll even with kids carrying skis, and ski school is close by. Ski storage kept our room tidy. We took the half-board option, which made dinners at the on-site restaurant effortless after long days. The year-round outdoor pool and hot tub were where the children spent every afternoon, and where we finally relaxed too.

Homewood Suites Steamboat Springs suited our family well because the kitchen facilities let us cook breakfast and simple dinners on our schedule. The indoor pool and hot tub were the kids' daily treat, and the games room saved us on a snowy rest day. We loved ending evenings by the outdoor fireplace. The fitness centre and bar were nice extras, and free Wi-Fi kept everyone connected. Relaxed and practical.

SpringHill Suites Steamboat Springs gave our family a room with mountain views and a kitchenette, handy for snacks and simple breakfasts. When we preferred not to cook, the variety of breakfast options downstairs kept everyone happy, and the restaurant's local cuisine at dinner was a treat. The kids loved the pool and hot tub after skiing, and we ended evenings by the outdoor fireplace. A fitness centre too.

Kitchen facilities in the family rooms are what I would use most at Residence Inn by Marriott Steamboat Springs, with breakfasts and quick dinners made in the room. Rooms have mountain views and private bathrooms, and ski storage keeps gear in order. After skiing, children can head for the year-round outdoor pool and hot tub, the outdoor fireplace is good for warming up, and parents also have a fitness centre.

Sheraton Steamboat Resort Villas suited our longer family stay perfectly. Our villa had a balcony and a kitchenette, so we could prepare breakfasts and snacks and keep costs in check. Ski storage made mornings smoother. The year-round outdoor pool and hot tub were the children's highlight, while we enjoyed the spa facilities. The on-site restaurant and bar meant easy dinners, and the fitness centre was there too.

Quality Inn & Suites Steamboat Springs sits on Highway 40, less than a mile from Steamboat Ski Area, and the free shuttle meant we never fought for parking at the base. Ski storage kept the room free of boots and skis, which mattered with three kids. After skiing, the pool and jacuzzi were the children's reward, and we enjoyed the spa and wellness area. A convenient, well-organised base for families.

Holiday Inn Steamboat Springs gave our family a room with a balcony and everything we needed for a ski week. Ski storage kept our gear organised, and after skiing the kids raced to the indoor pool and hot tub. We slipped off to the spa and wellness area for a while. The family-friendly restaurant serving American food and pizza was a guaranteed winner with the children. A comfortable, no-stress base for families.

The Village at Steamboat suited our extended family stay, with a family room that had a fully equipped kitchen and a balcony. Cooking our own meals saved money and kept the kids happy. The indoor pool was perfect on cold days, and the seasonal outdoor pool would be lovely in warmer months. After skiing we unwound in the hot tub and sauna, and the lounge area was nice for evenings. A fitness centre too.

La Quinta Inn Steamboat Springs is a mile from the Mt. Werner Ski Area, a short hop each morning, and the free transfer to central Steamboat Springs was handy for evenings out with the kids. Our room had a microwave and tea and coffee facilities, useful for quick breakfasts and snacks. Free Wi-Fi and a flat-screen TV helped wind down. The hot tub was our family's favourite après-ski ritual. Simple and good value.