Squaw Valley Lodging

Measuring in at just over 4000 acres, Squaw Valley is one of the largest ski areas in the United States. There are over 177 trails that spread out over the 2850-foot vertical, with three terrain parks in the mix. With the addition of Alpine Meadows, Squaw Valley-Alpine Meadows can be considered the largest ski resort in the United States. With all this terrain to explore, it’s going to take more than just a day trip to ski everything. That means you’re going to need to know what your options for Squaw Valley lodging are.

The Village at Squaw Valley

The Village aims to be everything that you could ever want in Squaw Valley lodging. Options range from a classic standard hotel room with a small sitting area and warm, comfortable furnishing, to 3-bedroom/3-bath suites that sleep up to 8. The large three-bedroom suite has a full kitchen, a private balcony and a gas fireplace in the main living room area. The one and two bedroom suites have the kitchen and fireplace but lack the balcony. All of the suites do have heated kitchen and bathroom floors. After all, your feet are going to get cold enough out on the slopes, no sense in freezing them off the snow. The Village at Squaw Valley also offers everything you could want when it comes to après ski, from shopping to fine dining, a great way to relax after hitting the snow.

Squaw Valley Lodge

Squaw Valley Lodge is located slopeside and offers ski in/out access to the lifts. The Lodge offers premium condominiums. Room options include a deluxe studio suite, one bedroom, a loft suite, and two and three-bedroom suites. All suites come with a full kitchen and sleep from 4 to 8 people comfortably. The larger suites each have private balconies (the three-bedroom suite has three of them!) and gas fireplaces. When it’s time to relax after you’ve been on the slopes all day, there is 24-hour front desk service to help you find anything you need for your après ski. Complete your stay at this Squaw Valley lodging with access to a sauna and full health club, and you’re only going to venture out for food.

The Resort at Squaw Creek

Just down the road from the slopes is this Squaw Valley lodging option. The first room option is a classic deluxe room with either a single king or two queen “Deep Powder” pillow-top beds. The Resort also has deluxe fireside suites with a full kitchen. This level of suite also has a deep soaking tub and separate shower with dual heads. The fireside suite is available in 1, 2, or 3 bedrooms and can sleep up to 10 people. If you have a larger party, you can connect this room with a classic deluxe room for more flexibility. The resort also offers bi-level penthouses as a deluxe option for guests. These are available as either one or two bedroom models with two full baths. The Resort features six restaurants on-site for your dining pleasure with menus designed by Executive Chef Jason Friendy. Many of the ingredients used in the meals are locally sourced with meats from Reno, Carson City and honey from Yuba City.

With multiple options for Squaw Valley lodging, skiers will have no trouble finding something that suits their needs. Whether traveling alone or with a group of friends, there’s a condo or hotel room that will make you feel right at home as you’re shredding the slopes.