Yampa Valley Airport (HDN): Approximate driving time is 45 minutes and distance is 27 miles.

Driving directions from Yampa Valley Airport: Exit the airport on Routt Rd and continue for about two miles to US-40. Turn right onto US-40 and proceed east for about 23 miles, following signs to Steamboat Springs. Pass through downtown Steamboat Springs, and take the Mt Werner / Ski Area exit. Turn left onto Mt Werner Rd and proceed directly toward the mountain for about one mile. Stay left as Mt. Werner Rd becomes Mt Werner Cir and proceed about two blocks to hotel on right.

Rental cars and airport shuttles are the most popular ways of getting from the airport to the hotel. One-way shuttle fares range from $26–$35. Fee subject to change without notice. Car rentals are available online.

Getting around: Walking is a convenient and popular way of getting around the village. Steamboat Resorts offers complimentary local shuttle service during the winter at all properties. From 8 AM to 5 PM during the day, shuttle service is offered to the Silver Bullet Gondola. In the evening, Steamboat Resorts provides shuttle service to Ski Time Square and the downtown area of Steamboat Springs. Times and availability subject to change. Taxis are also available. Convenient alternative transportation makes cars necessary only for travel to outlying areas.

3 Saddles Bar and Grill - Located off the lobby, 3 Saddles offers a relaxed après-ski scene. Leather sofas surround a large fireplace, windows overlook the slopes, and there's an outdoor deck. This casual restaurant and bar serves an à la carte Continental breakfast in the morning, and dinner in the evening.

Fish Creek Grille - This quiet restaurant, closed during the winter, overlooks the resort's 18-hole golf course and offers views of the Flat Top Mountains. Open for lunch and early dinner, it features premium cocktails and cigars.

Bear River Bar and Grill - This popular après-ski spot, which opens onto the slopes, features an outdoor deck and nightly live entertainment.

Starbucks - This outlet of the popular chain coffeehouse offers its customary fare—specialty coffee and tea drinks, pastries, and signature merchandise—as well as sandwiches and food made specially for the hotel. Located in the hotel breezeway, the shop is open daily for breakfast, lunch, and dinner.

Amenity highlights: Skiers appreciate ski valet services, equipment storage, an on-site ski shop, and quick walks to the slopes. Après-ski highlights include seven rooftop spas with views of the ski mountain and valley, as well as the Sol day spa. For dining, there's the mellow 3 Saddles Bar and Grille or the more raucous Bear River. Fine dining is available at Sevens. When the snow melts, golfers head for the resort's 18-hole course designed by Robert Trent Jones II.

Insider tip: Steamboat Springs's reputation as a family-oriented ski town is well earned. Baby and toddler supply rentals abound—including cribs, high chairs, strollers to room monitors, toys, and more. Services include drop-in child care, grocery delivery, and during winter holidays, even Christmas tree delivery.

Winter activities include downhill and cross-country skiing, night-time ski jumping and snow tubing, snowmobile tours, ice climbing, sleigh rides, dog sledding, snowshoeing, ice fishing, bi-plane rides, and glider rides.

Summer activities include hiking, rock climbing, tennis, four-wheel drive tours, photography tours, hot air balloon rides, fishing, miniature golf, horseback riding, kayaking, biking, river rafting, llama treks, gondola rides, guided nature walks, and cattle drives.

The recreational activities listed below are available either on-site or near the hotel; fees may apply.