Night 1 : Chico Hot Springs Resort and Day Spa - Pray, Montana
This quaint and cozy Montana resort’s main attractions are the open-air mineral hot springs pools, where the temperature averages 96° – 103° F… and that means guests can soak and swim in January. The historic resort, which opened in 1900, is intricately tied to the history of the hot springs pools, known for their “healing waters.” Optional outdoor winter activities include trail rides and dogsled treks… and then there’s always the spa…
Nights 2 - 3 : Mammoth Hot Springs Hotel and Cabins - Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming
A cherished Yellowstone destination since 1937, Mammoth Hot Springs Hotel and Cabins takes its name from the steaming limestone terraces that lie just above the hotel – it’s the only hotel in Yellowstone National Park that is accessible by automobile in winter. Elk wander the parade grounds of what was once Fort Yellowstone; historic photos of Yellowstone are reminders of the past; and the rustic hotel is in a perfect location for exploring the wildlife-rich Lamar Valley. The main building of the hotel features a decorative lobby, a unique Map Room ideal for reading and relaxing and an activities desk.
Nights 4 - 6 : Old Faithful Snow Lodge - Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming
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Location, location, location… Just steps away from one of the world’s most famous icons, Old Faithful Snow Lodge is a warm and comfortable oasis in the winter wonderland of Yellowstone. Take advantage of optional activities, from ice skating to off-trail snowshoeing to skiing. Yellowstone National Park in winter is surreal, isolated and pristine… and a roaring fire in a fireplace at the lodge welcomes you back from exploring…
Nights 7 - 8 : The Wort Hotel - Jackson, Wyoming
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Once you arrive, you’ll discover why “Meet me at the Wort” is heard so often in Jackson Hole! Only half a block from the lively town square and surrounded by museums, galleries, restaurants and nightlife, The Wort Hotel is a beloved historic landmark and has long been the place to be in this mountain town. A favorite gathering place at the hotel, the Silver Dollar Bar, was designed and built by a German cabinetmaker using 2,032 uncirculated silver dollars from the Federal Reserve in Denver. A member of Historic Hotels of America and listed on the National Register of Historic Places, The Wort Hotel was chosen as one of the Top 50 Inns of America by National Geographic Traveler magazine.