Big Sky Town Center is located near Private Hot Tub | Ski All Day, Soak All Night | Big Sky Townhome, which provides laundry facilities, a sauna and a hot tub. Guests can connect to free in-room WiFi.
Reviews
8.68.6 out of 10
Excellent
Popular amenities
Pool
Spa pool
Kitchen
Washing machine
Dryer
Free Wi-Fi
AU$1,612
The current price is AU$1,612
includes taxes & fees
11 Nov - 12 Nov
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About this property
Private Hot Tub | Ski All Day, Soak All Night | Big Sky Townhome
Welcome to Hidden Village Hideaway!
Your Big Sky trip starts the moment you pull into the garage at Hidden Village Hideaway. Tucked into the pines of the Hidden Village area in Meadow Village in Big Sky, this townhome keeps you minutes from Big Sky Town Centre for dinner and a drink, with the lifts at Big Sky Resort a short drive up the road. Grab your coffee, step out onto the balcony, take in the mountain views through the trees and start planning the day.
Spend the day chasing powder or hitting the trails, then come home to more than 2,000 square feet to spread out. The Primary bedroom has the upper level to itself, with a king bed and its own bathroom. Downstairs, a second king bedroom and a room with two twin beds give everyone their own place to crash, and a queen sleeper sofa in the lower level living area adds extra sleeping space when you need it. Up on the main floor, the kitchen, the dining table for six and the living room all open up to each other under warm wood ceilings, so whoever is cooking never misses the conversation.
When the day winds down, head downstairs to your own private indoor spa pool in its cedar-lined room and let the warm water do its thing. Throw a log on the stone wood-burning fireplace, fire up the gas grill, or take the short walk to the Hidden Village community centre for the shared spa pool and sauna, plus the pool in summer. Whether it is your ski crew, a couple of families or old friends on a long overdue reunion, this is the kind of place you start dreaming about again before you have even checked out.
Winter Big Sky Resort is the biggest skiing in America, and it earns that title every single year. With 5,800 skiable acres, 4,350 feet of vertical drop, and an average of 400+ inches of snowfall annually, it delivers for every level of skier and rider. When you are ready to step off the slopes, the historic Lone Mountain Ranch has 85+ kilometres of groomed Nordic trails through the wilderness, voted the #1 cross-country ski resort in North America. Beyond that, Yellowstone National Park, snowmobiling, snowshoeing, dog sledding, ice fishing, and world-class spa experiences are all within easy reach.
Summer The mountains do not slow down when the snow melts. Within minutes you have world-class fly fishing, river rafting, golf, hiking, mountain biking, horseback riding, and zip-lining at your doorstep. Follow the scenic Gallatin River along historic Highway 191 and you are at the west entrance of Yellowstone National Park in just 45 minutes. Stay long enough and you will find free concerts, farmers markets, and weekly events scattered throughout the season.
Your Montana Starts Here!
Key Residence Features: Private Indoor Hot Tub | Stone Wood-Burning Fireplace | Community Pool, Hot Tub and Sauna
View and Location: Mountain Views | About 1 Hour to Yellowstone National Park | 1.5 Miles to Big Sky Town Centre | 47 Miles from Bozeman Airport 6.7 Miles to the Base of Big Sky Resort
Bedroom Configuration: Bedroom 1: Primary | King Bed | Upper Level Bedroom 2: King Bed | Lower Level Bedroom 3: Two Twin Beds | Lower Level Additional Sleeping: Queen Sleeper Sofa | Lower Level Living Area
Bathroom Configuration: Bathroom 1: Primary En Suite | Single Vanity | Tub/Shower Combo | Toilet | Upper Level Bathroom 2: Single Vanity | Tub/Shower Combo | Toilet | Lower Level Half Bathroom: Single Vanity | Toilet | Main Level
Outdoor Amenities: Balcony with Bistro Seating | Gas Grill | Shared Community Hot Tub and Sauna (Year-Round) | Shared Community Pool (Seasonal)
Dining: Seating for 6 people | Bar seating for 3 people
Inside Amenities: Private Indoor Hot Tub | Wood-Burning Fireplace | Washing machine and Dryer | Vaulted Wood Ceilings
Communications: Wi-Fi (speeds may vary based on weather and local usage) | Cable/Satellite/Live TV | Smart TV
What We Provide We have stocked your home with a thoughtful starter kit of essentials to help you settle in comfortably. These items are intended to get you started; additional supplies can be purchased locally as needed.
Linens: Sheets | Pillows | Blankets | Comforters | Body Towels | Hand Towels | Washcloths | Makeup Cloths | Hot Tub Towels Hygiene: Shampoo | Conditioner | Body Wash | Hand Soap Household: 2 rolls of toilet paper per bathroom | 2 extra trash bags per can Kitchen: Salt and Pepper | 2 rolls of paper towels | 10 dishwasher tablets | 1 bottle of dish soap | 1 sponge Laundry: 10 laundry detergent pods
Air Conditioning: This home does not have air conditioning, which is typical for Montana mountain properties. Evenings cool down beautifully at elevation, and opening windows at night is the best way to bring that fresh mountain air in. During the day, keeping windows and curtains closed helps hold the cool air inside. Fans are available in the bedroom closets for additional comfort. For safety, please only open windows while you are present on the property.
Parking: This home accommodates 2 vehicles: one in the driveway and one in the garage. Parking on the road is not permitted. All-wheel drive is recommended in the winter months.
Shuttle Service: Shuttle schedules are subject to change. Check the Skyline Shuttle website for the most current information.
Safety: Carbon Monoxide Detector | Smoke Alarms | Fire Extinguisher
Guest Resources: Digital Property Guide | On-Call Maintenance | Concierge Services | 24-Hour Emergency Line
Policies: No smoking | No pets | Minimum age requirement: 18 years | Additional taxes and fees may apply | A holiday rental agreement is required prior to arrival | No open fires during fire season | Long-term stays require a mid-stay clean every 36 days
Located in Big Sky, this holiday home is in the mountains. Big Sky Resort and Big Sky Golf Course are worth checking out if an activity is on the agenda, while those wishing to experience the area's natural beauty can explore Jack Creek Preserve Outdoor Education Center and Gallatin National Forest. Enjoy the area's slopes with cross-country skiing and snowboarding, and don't miss out on the ice skating and sledging. Visit our Big Sky travel guide
Does Private Hot Tub | Ski All Day, Soak All Night | Big Sky Townhome have a pool?
Yes, this property has a pool.
How much does it cost to stay at Private Hot Tub | Ski All Day, Soak All Night | Big Sky Townhome?
As of 10 Nov 2026, prices found for a 1-night stay for 2 adults at Private Hot Tub | Ski All Day, Soak All Night | Big Sky Townhome on 11 Nov 2026 start from AU$1,612, including taxes and fees. This price is based on the lowest nightly price found in the last 24 hours for stays in the next 30 days. Prices are subject to change. Choose your dates for more accurate prices.
Is Private Hot Tub | Ski All Day, Soak All Night | Big Sky Townhome pet-friendly?
No, pets are not allowed at this property.
How much is parking at Private Hot Tub | Ski All Day, Soak All Night | Big Sky Townhome?
On-site parking is available at the property.
What time is check-in at Private Hot Tub | Ski All Day, Soak All Night | Big Sky Townhome?
Check-in begins at 4:00 PM.
What time is check-out at Private Hot Tub | Ski All Day, Soak All Night | Big Sky Townhome?
Checkout is at 10:00 AM.
Where is Private Hot Tub | Ski All Day, Soak All Night | Big Sky Townhome located?
Situated in the mountains, this holiday home is within 1 mi (2 km) of Gallatin National Forest and Big Sky Town Center. Big Sky Medical Center and Big Sky Golf Course are also within 2 miles (3 km).
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Reviews
Private Hot Tub | Ski All Day, Soak All Night | Big Sky Townhome Reviews
8.6
Excellent
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We didn't actually stay in this unit and switched to another unit months before our stay. But it still shows this unit in VRBO. Its the same management company. Unit was in Alpenglow and it was great. Nice garage, great fireplace, super clean, great hot tub, etc. Communication with management company was excellent for a couple minor questions. We will being looking for Alpenglow the next time we are in Big Sky.
Great spot, cozy fireplace, plenty of amenities. The kitchen equipment needs some attention. The knives are poor quality for a group that plans on cooking at the home. A large pot and strainer would be nice to have as well. All in all, a decent vacation rental.
I have rented many vacation properties and know that minor problems come with the territory, but Stay Montana was something completely different. By far my worst experience ever with either VRBO or AirB&B.
Their customer service team seemed to think that I should simply take it in stride that, when we arrived, the unit had no hot water, the private hot tub didn’t work, and there was no key for the shared hot tub.
Not sure why I expected there to be a working hot tub. Maybe it was the title for the listing:
Hidden Village Hideaway - Private Hot Tub - Minutes from Big Sky Resort
Or, maybe it was the hot tub cleaning fee that was included in my billing, the one I complained about because it seemed excessive given there was already a substantial cleaning fee for the unit. I was told the fee was justified just a day before my arrival. Even the customer service rep didn’t know there was no working hot tub until her operations manager checked into it. Everyone from me to billing to customer service had missed the fine print stating that the hot tub was broken.
It took an hour for the customer service rep to learn what I was supposed to know from the outset. The hot tub was broken. I was told to use the community hot tub. Unfortunately, they failed to provide a key for the community hot tub.
I was also silly enough to assume a condo would have hot water. No worries, I was told, they would fix the hot water and bring the key the next day.
When I raised these issues, I expected profuse apologies and some effort to comp me for my troubles. Maybe a reduction in rent for the non-functioning hot tub and a free night for a unit with no hot water. What did I get?
A generous offer to remove the charge for cleaning the broken hot tub from my credit card.
I guess I was lucky, a friend arrived at another Stay Montana Unit the same night and found it was owner occupied! At 10:30 at night, after driving all day, they had to find a new place to stay while enduring subzero temperatures. And then had to move the following night.
Stay Montana’s utter lack of concern provides a case study in how NOT to provide customer service. In fact, I am saving the texts to share with my customer service team.
Bottom line: STAY AWAY FROM STAY MONTANA.