Apartment in Big Sky, MT
5 guests · 2 bedrooms · 2 baths
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About this apartment rental
Condo has mountain views from the living room.
Bedroom Configuration:
- Queen Bed
- Twin bunk beds
- Full-sized Sofa
Kitchen Amenities and Supplies:
- Electric Range, Dishwasher, Microwave, Coffee Maker, Cookware, Bakeware, Plates, Cups, Hand Towels, and Paper Towels.
Dining:
- Bar for 2 people and table for 4 people
Bathroom Amenities and Supplies:
- Bath Towels and Hand Towels
- Shampoo, Conditioner, Body Soap, and Hand Soap
- Hair Dryer
Washer and Dryer in unit.
A Parking pass is provided in the unit and needs to be visible on your dash.
You can park additional cars in the Gallatin Parking lot on Sitting Bull Road across the street from Cedar Creek condos. This is the same place that the free shuttle stops to take you to and from the resort. You can see a map of resort parking by looking up Big Sky Resort parking. The free shuttle runs continuously until 6pm.
Skyline Bus offers a free shuttle that runs between town center and the resort every hour. The Skyline bus stops at the entrance to the condos. The schedule is available at the skyline bus website.
Skyline also offers transportation to and from Bozeman if you do not have a car.
Ski locker available in Hall - key will be in unit.
The ski resort offers nightly ski storage if you prefer to leave your skis on the mountain.
Call or Text with any issues.
Welcome to Big Sky Resort, where wide-open spaces meet dramatic peaks and create unique, world-class skiing experiences. Northern Rocky Mountain snow falls consistently on 5,850 acres of skiable terrain, ranging from groomers ready for your widest turns to bucket list descents that challenge even the best athletes.
Situated in the Greater Yellowstone Region of Southwest Montana, Big Sky is a hub for summer exploration. Whether you're looking to push the limits on rugged mountain adventures or escape from the bustle of high-paced life, you'll find reward in an escape to Big Sky.
Big Sky Resort's "Biggest Skiing in America", offers winter enthusiasts 5800 acres, 4,350 ft. vertical drop, and average annual snowfall of 400 inches. Lone Peak, at 11,166 feet, offers challenging runs, iconic chutes, and magic carpets at the base offer kid-friendly beginner runs.
There is also ski storage at the mountain base which makes it very easy to walk back and forth to the condo.
The Skyline Bus picks up at the Cedar Creek Condo sign and will take you into Big Sky town center. The schedule is online at www.skylinebus
Bedroom Configuration:
- Queen Bed
- Twin bunk beds
- Full-sized Sofa
Kitchen Amenities and Supplies:
- Electric Range, Dishwasher, Microwave, Coffee Maker, Cookware, Bakeware, Plates, Cups, Hand Towels, and Paper Towels.
Dining:
- Bar for 2 people and table for 4 people
Bathroom Amenities and Supplies:
- Bath Towels and Hand Towels
- Shampoo, Conditioner, Body Soap, and Hand Soap
- Hair Dryer
Washer and Dryer in unit.
A Parking pass is provided in the unit and needs to be visible on your dash.
You can park additional cars in the Gallatin Parking lot on Sitting Bull Road across the street from Cedar Creek condos. This is the same place that the free shuttle stops to take you to and from the resort. You can see a map of resort parking by looking up Big Sky Resort parking. The free shuttle runs continuously until 6pm.
Skyline Bus offers a free shuttle that runs between town center and the resort every hour. The Skyline bus stops at the entrance to the condos. The schedule is available at the skyline bus website.
Skyline also offers transportation to and from Bozeman if you do not have a car.
Ski locker available in Hall - key will be in unit.
The ski resort offers nightly ski storage if you prefer to leave your skis on the mountain.
Call or Text with any issues.
Welcome to Big Sky Resort, where wide-open spaces meet dramatic peaks and create unique, world-class skiing experiences. Northern Rocky Mountain snow falls consistently on 5,850 acres of skiable terrain, ranging from groomers ready for your widest turns to bucket list descents that challenge even the best athletes.
Situated in the Greater Yellowstone Region of Southwest Montana, Big Sky is a hub for summer exploration. Whether you're looking to push the limits on rugged mountain adventures or escape from the bustle of high-paced life, you'll find reward in an escape to Big Sky.
Big Sky Resort's "Biggest Skiing in America", offers winter enthusiasts 5800 acres, 4,350 ft. vertical drop, and average annual snowfall of 400 inches. Lone Peak, at 11,166 feet, offers challenging runs, iconic chutes, and magic carpets at the base offer kid-friendly beginner runs.
There is also ski storage at the mountain base which makes it very easy to walk back and forth to the condo.
The Skyline Bus picks up at the Cedar Creek Condo sign and will take you into Big Sky town center. The schedule is online at www.skylinebus
Amenities at Cozy 2 BR Mountain View -walk to lift
Non-smoking
No pets allowed
Family friendly
Map of Big Sky, MT
Ratings and reviews
10 / 10Outstanding·Feb 2025
The unit was cozy but met all of our needs. It was nicely stocked for in unit cooking. The beds were very comfortable. The shuttle to the mountain is right outside the back door ands very convenient. We would definitely stay here again. Highly recommended
8 / 10Excellent·Mar 2024
For 3 adult men on a guys ski trip the condo was an excellent place to stay.
8 / 10Excellent·Mar 2023
We had a wonderful stay in Big Sky. Dana's condo is in a great location, we were able to ski in from the mountain for lunch and at the end of the day instead of having to take the shuttle. The shuttle comes quite often in the morning and gets you to the mountain quickly. Her 'Cozy' description is accurate and while small, 4 of us fit without any problem. The ski locker in the hallway is large and the bench right there makes it easy to remove your boots before going into the condo. The recliners in the living area are very comfortable and were a perfect place to watch the first rounds of March Madness! The kitchen has everything you need to cook in. There are tons of blankets to snuggle with on the couches and extras for the bedrooms. There was plenty of closet and drawer space.
Only a few things that keep me from rating this 5 stars and some of them probably don't matter to people. There are very bright lights on the nearby condo units that shine right into the bedroom window and made it difficult to sleep. While some reviews say the bed is really hard we thought it was fine. The washer was not working properly and the rinse cycle was always hot no matter what setting we used. While the kitchen did have almost everything you would need some of the pans and utensils have seen better days. There was nothing to wipe down the counters, a wash cloth just doesn't really work well for that. There was not a good supply of toilet paper and we had to drive into town to get more. Be sure to use the wall switch to get power to all the power outlets. We missed that and thought there was something wrong electrically as only 1 receptacle worked on some of the outlets.
This was our first time visiting Big Sky. We will definitely be back. It was gorgeous, the people were super friendly and the skiing was fantastic!
6 / 10Average·Dec 2023
Property is fine. Basic ski resort flop house. Lot of room for improvement in basic areas.
Matresses are all low-end (too firm) and no head board on queen in the Master BR is a bit college dorm-ish. Radiating floor boards did not heat the property and ower knew (but did not communicate) that thermostat was broken before arrival.
Biggest outlier (having stayed at a lot of ski-resort properties) was the number of impersonal emails sent from the property owner regarding the HOA rules and regulations over the course of the stay. Starting with an email (which, given the price and VRBO fees was a bit tacky) about paying an additional $50 for the privilege of early check-in or check-out. Then multiple emails (with an almost threatening tone) about HOA fines and additional charges if anything were left in hallway or if parking passes (claimed there were two on the fridge, but only one was present) were not returned prior to departure. Then came the emails about emptying water from the ski locker becuase the last tennant may not have done it. As it happens, there was no water to be emptied, but how this was a "my problem" and not part of the cleaning checklist for the turnover crew was a headscratcher. These are a couple examples, but there are at least four others which I can't include due to space. Traditionally, some peronal approaches such as texting or fewer impersonal "boilerplate" emails has left me with a better connection with a property and an owner.
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Top rated by guests
8.4Excellent
(11 Ratings)
"The unit was cozy but met all of our needs. It was nicely stocked for in unit cooking. The beds were very comfortable. The shuttle to the mountain is right outside the back door ands very convenient. ..."
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