A brand-new wave of five-star ski resort hotels is opening its doors, bringing absolutely stunning designs, Michelin-caliber dining, and state-of-the-art wellness centers directly to the slopes.
From stunning views of the Italian Dolomites, to the wild powder bowls of Montana, weโve ranked the top new luxury ski openings you need on your radar for the upcoming winter season!
1. The First Cortina (Cortina d’Ampezzo, Italy)
The First Cortina is a true beauty. Located right in the heart of Corso Italia in Cortina d’Ampezzo. As the Italian Dolomites prepare for high-octane winter spotlight, this boutique retreat delivers pure Alpine sophistication across 76 top to the tier suites.
What truly sets this stay apart is its incredible food and wellness program. It brings world-renowned contemporary Japanese izakaya dining to the mountains with an on-site Zuma, alongside a dedicated REVฤชVล longevity spa to help you recover after a long day on the slopes.
- How it Feels: Trendsetting, vibrant, and effortlessly stylish.
- Best Feature: Sipping craft cocktails on private penthouse balconies while taking in movie screen views of the Dolomite peaks.
2. One&Only Moonlight Basin (Big Sky, Montana, USA)
One&Only Moonlight Basin is known to be the best of the best. Situated into the quiet wilderness of Big Sky, Montana, this lodge brings One&Only’s signature five-star pampering into the American West.
The ski access here is absolutely unbeatable. Guests enjoy direct ski-in/ski-out capability via a private gondola, a dedicated ski concierge, heated boot lockers, and signature dining by acclaimed chef Akira Back.
- How it Feels: Wild, private, and ultra-exclusive mountain luxury.
- Best Feature: Stepping right onto pristine, uncrowded ski runs straight from your private chalet door.
3. Bรขrma (Courchevel La Tania, France)
Situated right at the base of the Moretta run, Bรขrma is the first major luxury opening in La Tania in years. Named after the local word for “shelter beneath a rock,” the hotel feels like a warm, sheltered sanctuary built into the forest at 1,400 meters altitude.
It gives you direct, step-out access to the worldโs largest linked ski area to enjoy to the fullest.
- How it Feels: Authentic Alpine charm meets effortless slope-side access.
- Best Feature: Unbeatable location for hardcore skiers who want to utilize every minute on the mountain.
4. Bourbon Hotel (Courchevel 1850, France)
For those who care just as much about the aprรจs-ski party as the morning runs, Bourbon Hotel in Courchevel 1850 is throwing out the traditional rustic chalet playbook.
Instead of light pine wood and ski relics, this hotel rocks a moody, dark-timber interior filled with plush velvet, open fireplaces, and private speakeasy-style lounges. It feels more like an exclusive private members’ club in London or Paris than a standard ski lodge, complete with late-night vinyl listening sessions.
- How it Feels: Fashion-forward, moody, and night-owl friendly.
- Best Feature: Intimate, design-driven cocktail lounges made for late-night socializing.
5. Fouquetโs Gstaad (Saanen / Gstaad, Switzerland)
Bringing classic French elegance to the Swiss Alps, Fouquetโs Gstaad combines historic Parisian hospitality with tranquil mountain living. Located just minutes from Gstaadโs famous promenade, this stay is all about quiet, understated luxury.
Guests can enjoy classic French brasserie cuisine, relax in peaceful spa suites, and enjoy a much slower, more peaceful pace of life surrounded by the Bernese Oberland mountains.
- How it Feels: Discrete, timeless, and foodie-focused.
- Best Feature: Elevated French haute cuisine served in a cozy, snow-covered Alpine setting.
Planning Your Next Ski Trip Soon?
Whether you’re looking for vibrant night scenes in Italy or deep powder bowls in Montana, booking these brand-new stays early is essential before peak winter dates fill up.