Residences range in size from two to six bedrooms.Īlpenglow has fast become the hottest après spot for the Yellowstone and Spanish Peaks Mountain Club crowds, thanks to its fantastic lineup of local music, stellar cocktails (ask Zach to mix a negroni with cold brew-infused Campari), and fancy nibbles like caviar and potato chips. Gas fireplaces turn on with a flip of a switch and deep Italian marble tubs are easily large enough for two. There’s a refreshing lack of antler decor, and instead photography and coffee table books pay homage to the American West. The 139 rooms, suites, and residences are done up in neutral earth tones inspired by the hotel’s natural setting most have terraces and balconies with mountain views.
Thoughtful layouts and timeless design create a sense of home versus hotel. Montage founder, Alan Fuerstman, personally moves into every new property for its first month of operations to ensure the brand’s signature five-star service is up to snuff. Tech execs in their 30s and 40s mingle with local artists and philanthropists-and yes, that just might be Justin Timberlake and Jessica Biel in the corner, but the crowd doesn’t seem to care.ĭeveloped in partnership with Lone Mountain Land Company, the $400 million resort is the second mountain property from the Montage brand (Deer Valley was the first). As the evening progresses, the ski-chic crowd mixes with Yellowstone and Spanish Peaks Club members decked out in stylish cowboy hats and boots and Filson sweaters. The lifts have stopped for the day and skiers have shed their Bogner gear by the roaring central fire. The first five-star resort in Big Sky is ushering in a whole new era of luxury for this mountain destination, with white-glove service, a buzzy cocktail lounge, off-the-charts restaurants, and-finally-a legit spa.Ī local musician croons from behind the piano in Alpenglow, the Montage’s buzzy après bar.
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